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Market Snapshot: U.S. stock futures firm after Nasdaq hits 2-year low and traders await inflation data
chronic concerns about the Fed continuing to hike interest rates, as it battles to crush inflation, had pushed stock benchmarks to fresh lows.
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: U.K. bond yields up near 14-year highs after Bank of England stresses support will stop at end of week
However, selling is contained by FT report that the BoE privately says it may continue to bolster the gilt market if necessary.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Norway’s Seadrill to relist in New York Stock Exchange this week
Seadrill was forced to delist from NYSE in mid-2020 after its shares closed below the minimum threshold of $1 over a period of 30 consecutive days.
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: U.K. troubles grow as economy sees surprise slowdown in August
The U.K. economy declined 0.3% in August, against expectations for flat growth, raising fears a recession could be around the corner.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Philips warns of 5% fall in like-for-like sales due to supply-chain woes
The company said that although it expects a better second half, it sees supply-chain disruptions continuing and a worsening of the macro environment.
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The Wall Street Journal: U.S. warned Saudi Arabia that OPEC+ production-quota cut would make it Russia’s ally in Ukraine. The Saudis were unmoved.
Biden administration questioned a Saudi analysis that the price of oil was about to plunge and urged a one-month delay to better gauge the market. If the price did collapse, U.S. officials told their Saudi counterparts, OPEC+ could react as needed.
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The Tell: S&P 500 books second lowest close of the year. And it still can get scarier for stocks.
The stock market rout isn’t over yet, even with the S&P 500 down about 25% from its peak on Tuesday, according to Mizuho Securities.
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: Intel reportedly plans to lay off thousands of workers, with details potentially emerging alongside quarterly earnings
Intel reports quarterly results on Oct. 27. Its last big layoff round, comprising 12,000 job cuts, was announced in tandem with first-quarter earnings in 2016.
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: Facebook’s Bay Area janitors end strike; some laid-off janitors are getting their jobs back
Striking Facebook janitors returned to work this week after their unions reached an agreement with their employer, a vendor for Meta Platforms Inc., late Sunday night.
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The Margin: Tulsi Gabbard is leaving the Democratic Party over ‘cowardly wokeness’
Gabbard is a former Democratic House member and presidential candidate, but has denounced the party as an ‘elitist cabal.’