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United Arab Emirates quits OPEC, Dimon warns a “bond crisis” looms, Starbucks sees earnings growth, and more news to start your day.
Wall Street's busiest slate in memory starts today. There's a lot at stake.
Sberbank cut its gross domestic product growth forecast for Russia to 0.5% to 1% from between 1% and 1.5% on Wednesday after a poor first-quarter economic performance.
US stock index futures traded in a mixed pattern on Wednesday before the opening bell, as investors balanced caution over stretched technology valuations with anticipation for earnings from the market's biggest companies and the latest Federal Reserve decision. Sentiment was also shaped by a report raising questions about growth at OpenAI, a key symbol of the artificial intelligence boom that has helped drive the recent rally in US equities.
UK shares drifted lower on Wednesday as traders digested mixed earnings, before turning their attention to global central bank policy decisions, including the Bank of England.
A pivotal moment for the artificial intelligence trade driving the U.S. stock market to all-time highs arrives on Wednesday with quarterly reports from four massive companies at the heart of the investment boom behind the new technology.
Ralph Lauren, Olaplex and Ulta Beauty recently launched storefronts on the platform.
UAE's sudden OPEC exit and Strait of Hormuz shutdown drove oil above $100/bbl, outweighing bearish cartel news amid ongoing supply disruptions. Geopolitical tensions, unresolved U.S.-Iran negotiations, and low global oil and gas inventories heighten inflation and energy market risks.
Oil prices reaching $200 — and two other scenarios — could tip the global economy into a recession, according to the latest quarterly outlook from BNP Paribas, the French banking giant.
Earnings, consumer resilience, positioning and corporate buybacks are the fundamental pillars on which the HSBC call to upgrade U.S. stocks rests
GKN Aerospace owner Melrose Industries reported an 11% jump in first-quarter revenue on Wednesday, supported by the strong performance of wide-body jets, engines, and its repairs and military businesses.
China's independent refiners, Tehran's main oil customers, continue importing Iranian oil despite fresh U.S. pressure, although buying is slowing due to worsening domestic processing margins, trading sources said.
The U.S. central bank is widely expected to hold interest rates steady at what is scheduled to be Jerome H. Powell's final meeting as chair.
Oil prices continued to rise on Wednesday after U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to threaten Iran in a TruthSocial post.
The yield on the 10-year U.S. Treasury note — the key benchmark for U.S. government borrowing — was broadly unchanged at 4.358%.
Stocks recover some ground after Tuesday's tech-led losses
The BBQ chain abruptly shut down its Colonie, NY location on April 28, part of a fast-moving wave of closures sweeping across the country after its parent company FAT Brands Inc. filed for bankruptcy earlier this year.
Snap's CEO, Evan Spiegel, said his company is leaning heavily into AI to build new code. He predicted that other companies would "reallocate" resources away from software engineering.
U.S. stock futures edged higher ahead of the Federal Reserve's rate decision as well as earnings from some of the most valuable tech companies.
Beijing is seeking to tighten controls on production of the minerals used in everything from cars to defense equipment.