Stocks fall slightly on Monday as investors brace for earnings reports, impact from higher rates
Earnings season is set to ramp up this week and investors will be paying close attention to forward guidance.
Earnings season is set to ramp up this week and investors will be paying close attention to forward guidance.
China’s latest wave of Covid restrictions have forced millions of people to stay home and undergo mass virus testing in the metropolis of Shanghai.
The board voted unanimously to adopt the plan.
China’s central bank in a surprise move kept a key interest rate unchanged on Friday, despite expectations for more stimulus as Beijing grapples with a Covid surge.
Musk’s comments came hours after a regulatory filing revealed that he offered to acquire Twitter for $54.20 per share, or about $43 billion.
Corporate earnings season kicked off with mostly positive earnings, and traders looked past surging inflation numbers.
The recent spike in U.S. inflation has helped increase expectations of tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.
The price of bitcoin was lower on Monday as investors assessed the risks of rising rates and the potential for more tightening by the Federal Reserve.
French leader Emmanuel Macron and his far-right rival Marine Le Pen are set to face off in the final vote on April 24.
Analysts suspect the threat of legal action will do little to move Moscow’s agenda.