Financial News

Dell beats Q4 earnings with $2.68 EPS but misses on $23.93B revenue. Strong AI server demand boosts stock over 3% in after-hours trading.

Natural gas prices moved higher as traders reacted to the EIA report.

U.S. jobless claims surge to 242K as GDP growth cools to 2.3%. Durable goods orders rebound, but markets brace for labor market softness. More insights inside!

Beijing moves to bolster bank balance sheets, boost lending, and sustain economic momentum amid global uncertainties.

Nvidia beats earnings with $39.33B revenue and bullish guidance, while Salesforce slips 5% on weak AI platform adoption and cautious fiscal 2026 forecast.

Gasoline inventories increased by 0.4 million barrels from the previous week.

U.S. new home sales fell 10.5% in January, with rising inventories hitting 9 months’ supply. Traders should brace for a bearish housing market outlook.

Germans tighten their wallets as income expectations slide, dampening hopes for a spending rebound and fueling ECB rate-cut bets.

Sticky inflation and rising prices of key household staples put pressure on Consumer Confidence.

U.S. house prices rose 4.5% in Q4 2024 (FHFA HPI) and 3.9% in December (S&P CoreLogic). Limited inventory keeps the market cautiously bullish with regional plays.

Trump moves to curb Chinese tech investment, sparking AI war fears and a Hong Kong market sell-off.

The report showed that rising input costs put pressure on manufacturing activity.

The outcome of Germany’s election makes a coalition between the CDU/CSU and the SPD likely, allowing for a rapid coalition agreement, though reforms to Germany’s debt brake will remain challenging.

Consumer sentiment tumbles 9.8% in Feb as inflation fears grow. Housing sales dip 4.9%, while mixed regional trends signal caution for traders.

The Services PMI fell into contraction territory for the first time in 25 months.

Flash Manufacturing PMI sinks to 46.4, a 14-month low, while Flash Services PMI hits a 2-month high at 51.1. UK market faces bearish pressure as job cuts rise.

Eurozone Manufacturing beats forecasts with a 9-month high, while Services PMI hits a 3-month low. Mixed signals for traders eyeing EU market opportunities!

Germany’s PMI rises to 51.0, driven by steady services growth and easing manufacturing drag. Caution ahead as tariff risks and geopolitical concerns linger.

Gasoline inventories declined by 0.2 million barrels.

The UK’s sovereign rating has remained resilient to recent crises. But greater structural risks in the UK government bond market and a worsening public debt outlook are downside factors.