Yahoo Finance Stock Market Sells Off; Taiwan Semi, ASML, Netflix, Tesla In Focus: Weekly Review
The stock market suffered significant losses for the week, with ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor slamming the chip sector. Tesla was a big loser.
The stock market suffered significant losses for the week, with ASML and Taiwan Semiconductor slamming the chip sector. Tesla was a big loser.
The excuses being concocted by Australian businesses for not accepting cash are becoming more and more ridiculous.
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The bank admits customers in regional Australia face 'unique challenges' and want to protect them as much as possible.
The move brings CBA in line with NAB, with ANZ now offering the most interest-free days out of the big four banks.
The former U.S. president and Republican presidential candidate secured 36 million shares of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG), increasing his stake from 57.6% as of March. Reuters reported last week that Trump would secure a stock bonus worth $1.3 billion from TMTG, equivalent to about half the majority stake he already owns in it, thanks to the wild rally in its shares. The bonus also reflects the exuberant trading in TMTG's shares, which have been on a roller coaster ride since the company listed on Nasdaq last month through a merger with a special purpose acquisition company (SPAC) and was snapped up by Trump supporters and speculators.
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(Reuters) -Australian retailer Woolworths said on Wednesday that it would sell a 5% stake worth A$468 million ($302.84 million) in Endeavour Group, almost three years after spinning out the liquor store and pub operator. The sale will happen via a block trade at a price of A$5.22 per share, Australia's largest supermarket operator said, adding that it would now own about 4.1% of Endeavour, which it spun out as a separate company in 2021. Shares of Woolworths slipped 0.4%, while those of Endeavour were down 5% in early trade.
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Exercise equipment company Peloton (NASDAQ:PTON) will be reporting earnings tomorrow morning. Here's what to look for.
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As shoppers tightened their belts, the grocery giant said it had experienced a “noticeable shift” in consumers’ behaviours since Christmas.
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The cost-of-living crisis has hit some harder than others and the pain being dished out is far from over.
Canada in March recorded a surprise trade deficit of C$2.28 billion ($1.66 billion), the largest in nine months, as exports declined faster than imports, data showed on Thursday. Total exports fell 5.3% in March mainly due to exports of unwrought gold declining from a record high reached in February, while imports were down 1.2%, led by electronics and metal ores and non-metallic minerals, Statistics Canada said. Analysts polled by Reuters had forecast a trade surplus of C$1.50 billion in the month.
Copper producer Zambia is on the cusp of moving on from its debt default after a nearly four-year-long process. Does its deal with bondholders mean its economy is back on track, or that it is now out of default? Zambia already has deals with its official lenders - ie other countries - making the deal with those holding its three Eurobonds the last stage.
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Macquarie Bank customers only have a few weeks left to access over the counter services.
Shares of Starbucks fell 15% to their lowest in nearly two years on Wednesday, after the coffee chain cut annual forecasts on persistent weak demand from inflation-weary U.S. customers and a slower-than-expected economic recovery in China. Price hikes taken last year have forced customers to ditch cafes and restaurants and instead drink coffee at home, hurting business for chains such as Starbucks. "The inability to stop the traffic leakage from the early signs of pull-back in November to date and the worsening macro and competitive dynamics in China may suggest prolonged challenges and no evidence of light at the end of the tunnel," Danilo Gargiulo, senior analyst at Bernstein, wrote in a note.
Investors do not expect India's national elections to spark major volatility in the country's stock market, unlike prior occasions, based on the low cost of insuring against a slide if Prime Minister Narendra Modi does not win a third straight term. The Nifty 50, India's main equity gauge, is trading at record-high levels amid surveys predicting Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will emerge victorious in the elections that started on April 19 and runs through June 4, when results are due. A month before that, the implied volatility of a put option with a strike price that is 10% below the current level of the Nifty 50 Index is at 18%-20% on the National Stock Exchange.