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Economic concerns deepen for China
Hong Kong's Hang Seng index hit its lowest level in 13 years this week while Xi's economic blueprint doesn't offer much help to stop the downtrend.
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Cautious sentiments to end the week: S&P 500, Hang Seng Index, Silver
Major US indices have been struggling to hold onto their gains lately as a relentless rise in US Treasury yields continues to keep risk sentiments in check.
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Tesla share price plunges as it misses Q3 revenue expectations
Tesla’s third-quarter earnings fell short of the market expectations prompting its stock price to drop more than 5%.
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Cornish Lithium IPO: everything you need to know and how to buy shares
As the EV revolution accelerates and energy security takes political centre stage, one of the UK’s only lithium explorers could be an exceptional opportunity.
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Two-day rally in US equities came to a stall: DJIA, China A50, Gold
The two-day rally in US equities came to a stall overnight, as recent risk sentiments riding on earnings resilience seem to be distracted by the advance in US Treasury yields.
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Netflix Pops on Earnings Beat
NETFLIX EARNINGS KEY POINTS:
Netflix reported better-than-expected bottom-line results on Tuesday.
Third-quarter EPS stood at $3.10 versus a forecast of $2.12. Revenue came in at $7.93 billion, slightly below expectations of $7.98 billion.
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Boeing share price and Q3 earnings results preview
What to expect and how to trade Boeing’s upcoming results from a fundamental and technical perspective.
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US indices continued to build on recent gains: Russell 2000, USD/SGD, Brent crude
Major US indices continued to build on recent gains overnight, as downbeat market expectations heading into the earnings season creates a lower hurdle of outperformance.
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Can Microsoft deliver a relief rally with its upcoming Q1 earnings?
With the global moderation in economic conditions, all of Microsoft’s business segments are expected to face further slowdown for the upcoming earnings release. But has much been priced for now?
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Investor Spotlight: US earnings season
We look at the earnings so far, and results from Pepsi Co, JP Morgan, Citi Group and Wells Fargo.
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Improved risk environment to start the week: GBP/USD, Straits Times Index, NZD/JPY
Positive developments in the UK with the shredding of the Prime Minister’s economic policy by the new chancellor have brought a positive knock-on impact on the broader risk environment.
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The Week Ahead On The Markets
Earnings season is firmly underway, with US banks and then a variety of other names reporting, including Tesla and IBM. This will be focus for markets for a couple of weeks at least, providing a welcome diversion from the focus on inflation. We do not escape entirely however, since UK consumer price index (CPI) is released on Wednesday.
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Is there an end in sight for the FTSE 100 turmoil?
Fundamental and technical outlook on the FTSE 100 and FTSE 250 amid the sacking of the UK Chancellor of the Exchequer Kwasi Kwarteng.
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Dividend Adjustments 17th October 2022 - 24th October 2022
Please see the expected dividend adjustment figures for a number of our major indices for the week commencing 17th October 2022. These are projected dividends and likely to change. IG cannot be held responsible for any changes made.
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American Airlines Group Inc’s share price and Q3 earnings results preview
What to expect and how to trade American Airlines upcoming results from a fundamental and technical perspective.
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Huge comeback in Wall Street despite high inflation print: S&P 500, USD/CNH, US dollar index
An initial move lower for major US indices on a hotter-than-expected inflation data was massively overturned as the extreme bearish positioning may drive dip buyers to challenge the availability in supply of new sellers.
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Strong US inflation data sends indices down, USD up
Both the headline and core CPI number in the US have come in higher than expected, and as predicted, the money has been going into the dollar and out of risk assets. It keeps the pressure on the Fed to continue to raise rates.
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Inflation data could bring brief USD weakness, but underlying trends highlight ongoing risk
Expectations of a declining headline CPI figure could drive the dollar lower, but traders should be aware of underlying trends that will limit any optimism
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US September CPI preview
The stock market holds its breath in preparation for the US's September CPI print, scheduled to be unveiled on October 13th, 2022.
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Kardashian, Musk and Do Kwan: three scandals that rocked the cryptoverse
We look at the Do Kwan scandal, Musk’s DogeCoin ‘hustle’, and the SEC slapping the wrist of Kim Kardashian. What is the impact of regulation and clampdowns on cryptocurrency and cryptocurrency promotion.
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Initial gains in Wall Street failed to hold: GBP/USD, USD/SGD, USD/JPY
Major US indices failed to hold onto their initial gains, with dip buyers struggling to find a positive catalyst to drive a more sustained upside for now.
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Divergent monetary policy path could bring AUD/NZD reversal
AUD/NZD has reversed its risk correlation after the RBA rate hike, but will this mark the beginning of a wider turnaround for the pair?
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GBP up despite BoE confirmation it will stop bond-buying
Bank of England governor, Andrew Bailey, says the BoE will definitely stop its bond buying this Friday. There’s speculation that the pound is now rising because the government may be beaten into another humiliating u-turn.
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Central Bank Watch: BOE & ECB Interest Rate Expectations Update
CENTRAL BANK WATCH OVERVIEW:
Ahead of likely recessions in the UK and the Eurozone, the Bank of England and European Central Bank are poised to raise rates to ward off inflation pressures.
The BOE’s inflation fighting task has been complicated, however, by the apparent need for intervention in UK Gilt markets.
Retail trader positioning suggests EUR/USD rates have a bearish bias while GBP/USD rates have a mixed bias.
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What is happening to the Australian dollar?
The Australian dollar hit a new two and half year low this week so what are the key headwinds? Will it keep moving lower?
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