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Last week, global markets ended mixed amid various company earnings results and macro developments. As we move into this week, market focus is keenly directed towards the upcoming interest rate decision from the Bank of England. Additionally, anticipation mounts for insights into the European Central Bank (ECB)'s deliberations during its April policy meeting, as it prepares to unveil crucial details. Meanwhile, earnings season continues on both sides of the Atlantic, adding further depth to market dynamics. EuropeThis week, all eyes are on the Bank of England's monetary policy meeting, which i...
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France will "fight" to keep oil and gas giant TotalEnergies from relocating its primary stock market listing to New York, the country's Finance Minister told BFMTV on Thursday. "I am there to make sure that it doesn’t happen," said Bruno Le Maire. "It's an asset for France to have a large oil company like Total…It's important that we keep it here." Le Maire also evoked the firm's fuel cap of €2 per litre, introduced last year to shield French consumers from rising energy prices. The fact that Total was based in France played a crucial role in securing this agreement, said Le Maire. TotalEnergi...
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Apple’s stocks underperformed most of the US tech shares this year due to weakened iPhone sales and a lack of AI advancement. Apple’s shares declined by 12% year-to-date, following Tesla’s 32% drop, making it the second-worst performer among the Magnificent Seven stocks. It has also lost its crown to Microsoft as the world’s largest market cap company due to these setbacks. However, Apple has beaten earnings expectations in the past four quarterly reports. Though this doesn’t guarantee a positive reaction from share prices, as investors tend to look at more comprehensive metrics when assessing...
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Global stock markets experienced a widespread rebound this week as tensions in the Middle East subsided, alongside robust quarterly earnings from companies. Sentiment appears to be recovering from a three-week sell-off earlier in April, which was triggered by escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, a hawkish stance from the Fed, and a surge in government bond yields. Tech titans soar: Alphabet and Microsoft ride high on AI-driven earnings waveEuropeThe FTSE 100 reached a historic peak, surpassing its previous high in February, with a gain of 2.32%. The Euro Stoxx 600 saw a rise of 0.77%, ...
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Both the US and European stock markets experienced a downturn this week amid surging bond yields following indications from Fed officials of hesitancy towards rate cuts this year. Commodity prices, particularly in crude oil and precious metals, surged due to heightened tensions in the Middle East and a prevailing risk-off sentiment. Brent futures reached nearly a six-month high, surpassing US$91 per barrel, while gold prices repeatedly reached record highs, exceeding US$2,300 per ounce for the first time on record. The rise in energy prices further complicated the global inflation outlook, dam...
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Major European indices notched the fifth consecutive monthly gains, refreshing their record-highs in March, thanks to the ongoing optimism about potential rate cuts by central banks this year on the back of cooling inflation. The Euro Stoxx 500 was the strongest performer in Europe so far in 2024, up 12.4% for the first quarter. The DAX rose 10.3%, the CAC 40 was up 8.8%, and the FTSE 100 advanced 2.6% during the same period. European stock markets are closed for Good Friday and Easter Monday, with reopening scheduled for Tuesday next week. Some European drug maker stocks outperformed this wee...
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