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US stocks again hit fresh highs at the close on strong consumer confidence data
The consumer confidence index jumped to a reading of 127.3 in June, the highest level since February 2020
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The consumer confidence index jumped to a reading of 127.3 in June, the highest level since February 2020
Rules were eased after the completion of stress tests last week
Domestic shares are the second most 'oversold' in Europe, according to Morgan Stanley
Meanwhile, Morgan Stanley is asking staff and clients to be fully vaccinated before entering its New York sites
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Positive economic data and strong earnings sent the Dow to a record high, while the S&P 500 enjoyed similar success
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Hedge funds are snapping up 10-year Treasury futures, and no other maturity, presenting a puzzle. The answer may lie in the collapse of a popular carry trade last year. The highly-leveraged basis trade involved going long cash bonds and sel
Some US$1.77bn shares have been sold to new and existing shareholders, and, documents have been filed for a placeholder US$100mln NYSE float.
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Germany to Sell Record Debt of Up to $576 Billion in 2021 This article from Bloomberg may be of interest to subscribers. Here is a section: The final decision on next year’s budget will be taken by the government that takes charge of Europe
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Amazon.com Inc.’s equity performance has far exceeded the S&P 500 Index over the past five years, yet buybacks may be the best use of capital in the near term as financial flexibility grows and excess cash builds, according to Bloomberg Int
The South Korean carmaker’s Urban Air Mobility division has teamed up with UK-based Urban Air Port as its “priority infrastructure partner”
Any investors worried about excess valuation, “should look outside US equities”, said Citi, suggesting the UK as its current favourite value trade
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The Labor Department said there were 898,000 first-time filers of jobless benefits in the prior week, higher than an estimate of 830,000.
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“The glass half-full view of stimulus talks is if you don’t get it today you’ll get it tomorrow from whomever wins the election,” Sheets said in an interview. “This V-shaped recovery is still intact.” His conviction that growth will continu
Morgan Stanley advised to pick smaller companies levered to a further reopening of the economy while UBS looks at those in areas accelerated by COVID-19
Having checked with doctors, hospitals and manufacturers, the analysts say elective orthopaedic procedures are beginning to return across the globe following a near-shutdown in April
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The idea of Modern Monetary Theory scandalised investors a year ago but very much the reality today as central banks fall over themselves to accommodate the efforts of governments to spend their way out of the trouble. My contention since e
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After Thursday’s bounce it all went pear shaped again on Friday as crude prices fell again, indeed WTI for April expired at the close, May was $22.63 so only 20 cents higher. The rig count indicated the shape of things to come with a fall o
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Gold producers are “gushing cash,” said John Hathaway, senior portfolio manager at Sprott Asset Management, in support of the higher dividends. “They are in a position to raise their dividend,” he said. “And there will be boardroom pressure
The move adds strength to the investment banker’s wealth management unit at a time when the discount brokerage sector is seeing increased pressure on its business model
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Kavalis of Metals Focus, meanwhile, says original equipment manufacturers “will be wary to make such dramatic changes to their after-treatment systems and risk failing regulatory compliance for a saving which, while significant, is only a s
The investment bank said it based its decision on valuation, unfavorable risk-reward, and risks to the long-term Chinese business that may not be fully appreciated by the market
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Eoin Treacy's view A link to today's video commentary is posted in the Subscriber's Area. Some of the topics discussed include: Dollar eases as investors weigh the impact of additional monetary stimulus. stocks ease back, oil quiet, gold st
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A link to the full report is posted in the Subscriber's Area. It takes all kinds of views to make a market and that is particularly true when supply and demand have been in relative equilibrium for almost two years. When that amount of time
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Divided government outcomes tend toward legislative gridlock. And though divided governments could still influence the outlook through regulatory reinterpretations and resulting impacts to business sentiment, they are unlikely to deliver tr
The New York bank posted $10.1 billion in revenue, a surprise increase amid a difficult quarter for some Wall Street firms
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A link to the full report is posted in the Subscriber's Area. The fiscal impetus from the Trump tax cuts is expiring but the boost from the commitment to increase government spending agreed in the summer remains an important factor. Neverth
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A link to the full report is posted in the Subscriber's Area. The fiscal impetus from the Trump tax cuts is expiring but the boost from the commitment to increase government spending agreed in the summer remains an important factor. Neverth
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The German bank's plans to close down its equities trading arm will leave Barclays as the only European bank in the so-called 'bulge bracket' of heavyweight multi-national financiers
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Alcoa Corp and Taiwan Semiconductor were also in the frame in afternoon trade on Thursday
Apple shares dropped after a report that its biggest iPhone assembler, Foxconn, plans to cut $2.88 billion from expenses in 2019
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The investment bank was lowered to 'equal-weight' because of the risks related to the investigation of its role in raising funds for the state fund 1MDB
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Prices for the Model 3 could hit $60,000 per unit or more
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Uber's IPO in 2019 could be valued at a record of more $100 billion
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Palantir is reportedly in talks with investment banks Credit Suisse and Morgan Stanley about an IPO by the second half of 2019
Lyft’s IPO is likely to be one of the most hotly anticipated public offerings next year and a litmus test for crosstown rival Uber
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The weak tone in the markets comes a day after US benchmarks posted their best rally since March
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The offering could easily eclipse the record held by Alibaba when it listed in 2014
Also in the frame was UnitedHealth Group Inc whose quarterly numbers impressed the market.
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Both US banks were helped by strength in their investment banking divisions, higher IPO revenues, convertible offerings as well as better loan fees
The financial giant is reportedly planning to offer trading in Bitcoin-tied derivative
Funding Circle said Anders Holch Povlsen had agreed to buy 10% of the share capital through his investment vehicle Heartland A/S
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Rapidly growing cloud, subscription and advertising business to push revenues much higher
Luxury and professional segment can inspire the company's return to top-line growth
Also in the frame in New York's pre-market deals was United Continental Holdings and investment banking titan Morgan Stanley
Also in play in pre-market is Morgan Stanley and its promotion and retailer Macy's..
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US stocks advanced as traders remain bullish about the corporate earnings season
Morgan Stanley expects to benefit from rising interest rates and the US tax reform
Proactive takes a look at pre-market trade to see what's moving the needle ...
The Wall Street bank said in a regulatory filing that its net income for the quarter will include a tax provision of that amount, primarily stemming from the re-evaluation of certain net deferred tax assets using the lower tax rate
Last month Transport for London decided Uber was not "fit and proper to hold a private hire operator licence"
The boss of the investment bank said he will be spending "a lot more time" in Frankfurt.
US stocks were mixed at the close, with the Nasdaq in the red
Morgan Stanley said its sales and trading business faces a subdued environment but third quarter results were buoyed by wealth management and investment banking
We take a look at what's moving the needle in pre-market deals in New York
US shares are heading higher into the close on Wednesday..
We are looking at various movers and shakers here at Proactive ahead of the New York bell
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A look at pre-market movers and shakers in the US...
Here's what's moving early on as Wall Street readies to open for business
US stocks slide as the Trump presidency goes from one crisis to the next
US benchmarks closed higher on Tuesday as traders await more on Trump's tax plans
Wall Street shares are set to blast higher on Monday..
For the three months to March 31, Morgan Stanley saw its earnings surge by 74% to US$1.84bn, up from US$1.06bn a year earlier, while earnings per share rose to 100 US cents from 55 US cents, beating expectations for 88 US cents
US equities are set for a higher open after yesterday's losses amid more earnings.
Financials led the gains on the benchmark S&P 500 on Friday after US President Donald Trump signed off on two executive actions to make good his promise to reform financial regulation
Fixed income activity surged after Trump's victory
Wall Street looked set to spoil the presidential inauguration ceremony this Friday as US stocks closed sharply lower on Tuesday when the Trump-inspired rally extinguished
The bank capped a strong earning season for the US investment bank heavyweights by posting earnings 62% higher than a year ago
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US stocks closed higher on Wednesday, lifted by solid earnings from bank Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and oil services provider Halliburton (NYSE:HAL) as well as a jump by oil prices in the wake of shrinking inventories in the world’s biggest e
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US shares clung to the thinnest gains on Friday after Fed chair Janet Yellen hinted at a delay to raising interest rates
US stocks closed sharply lower on Thursday, unwinding most of the previous day’s oil-fuelled rally, after the latest Deutsche Bank developments weighed on banks
Britain's Prime Minister May met US businesses in New York this week. The government has heard the British electorate. Now it wants to canvas the views of US business on Brexit
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Britain’s decision to quit the European Union last month is a bit like a vague black hole, but still investor relations departments from across the United States are signing off company earnings reports and taking questions from analysts wh
Investment bank's second quarter income fell, but not by as much as expected
Maker of Nurofen and Strepsils Reckitt Benckiser said to eye Ireland-based Perrigo
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Thursday was a good day to be a bank in the United States, so long as you were a US bank in the United States. The sector dominated the top tickers on Wall Street after the Federal Reserve's stress tests approved the capital plans for 31 of
On a day US banks would prefer to forget, shares of Morgan Stanley sink by more than 6% after it agrees to pay US$3.2bn to settle charges it misled investors in residential MBS during the financial crisis
Below are some of the main news-driven share price changes as at 11:33 a.m. in New York.
U.S. struggled on Tuesday as WTI oil delved deeper into the sub-$30 territory.
Halliburton and Morgan Stanley disappointed with their respective third quarter earnings
Pre-market dealing saw the Dow Jones about 14 points lower at 17,101, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures were lower too
Wall Street rose modestly today as a better-than-expected start to corporate earnings season raised investor confidence and outweighed a decline in commodities. The S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) inched up 0.1 percent to 2,129.41 at 3:38 p.m. i
U.S. stock-index futures rose slightly Monday, boosted by better-than-expected earnings from Morgan Stanley and Halliburton Co. Investor sentiment was also buoyed by progress in the Greek debt crisis. Greek banks reopened their branches acr