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Apple Jumps After Missing IPhone Sales But Launching New $100 Billion Buyback
As we wrote in our preview, today's AAPL earnings would be a trade-off between (disappointing) iPhone sales and the size of the company's buyback, and sure enough, that's exactly what happened.
What To Watch For In Apple's Earnings: With IPhone Sales Slumping, Buyback Better Amaze
Analysts and investors have asked how Apple will avoid having its stock punished for what has been a disappointing quarter (and lackluster guidance) with some speculating that Tim Cook could unveil a shareholder payout as large as $400 billion.
Dollar Surges Above 200DMA, Futures Flat As Most Markets Closed For Labor Day
With many markets closed, the ones to watch are Britain, Australia, and the US - especially Apple earnings.
Trump Reportedly Delays Steel Tariff Decision Until June 1st, Exempts South Korea
The extension does not erase the uncertainty that will remain in the interim. It is still unknown if some countries can negotiate limited quotas, make deals on goodwill, or if all countries will be slapped with tariffs.
The US Just Borrowed $488 Billion In One Quarter, The Most Since The Financial Crisis
The US Treasury announced that in the quarter ended March 31 (the fiscal year's second), the US borrowed $47BN more than it had anticipated three months ago or $488BN to be precise.
Crypto, Crude, & Credit Soar In April Amid Dollar, Bond Yield Explosion
Stocks managed to cling to gains in April for the first time since January.
"Everything's Red" - Stocks Slammed Ahead Of Bibi Speech
This latest leg down appears to have been triggered as Israeli PM Netanyahu prepares to speak shortly on Iran.
"Avalanche Beginning?": Foreign Central Banks Dump Most Treasuries In Over 2 Years
Over the weekend, in its attempt to explain the sharp Treasury selloff in the second half of April which sent the 10Y briefly above 3.00%, JPMorgan cast the blame almost exclusively on momentum-chasing funds, i.e. CTAs.
Chicago PMI Suffers Biggest YoY Drop In 15 Months
After a 3-month collapse, Chicago PMI rose very modestly in April to 57.6 (from 57.4 in March) but missed expectations (58.0).
Global Stocks Jump As Mega Merger Monday Closes April With A Bang
In the US, futures for the S&P 500, Dow Jones and Nasdaq all pointed to a higher open.
Trump: If Dems Win Midterms, They'll Impeach Me; Stocks Could Be Up 60% But "I Have To Do Things"
The president said that the stock market "could have been up 60% but I have to do things," adding that "I can’t let other countries take advantage of us,” in reference to the overhaul of existing trade agreements and tariffs.
Sprint, T-Mobile To Merge Creating $146 Billion Wireless Giant With 127 Million Customers
Concluding years of "on again, off again" speculation, at noon on Sunday, T-Mobile and Sprint announced they finally consummated an all-stock merger at a fixed exchange ratio of 0.10256 T-Mobile shares for each Sprint share.
Freddie Mac Launches "3% Down" Mortgage With No Income Restrictions
Many Americans could not qualify for the original 3% down program as they lacked the needed income. That will no longer be a hindrance and the government will backstop the lack of income as a new wave of Americans rush to buy houses.
Chinese Smartphone Sales Collapse In "Biggest Decline Ever"
Smartphone shipments in China experienced their most significant decline ever in Q1 2018, crashing more than 21 percent annually to 91 million units, according to the Singapore-based research firm Canalys.
Breakaway Bounce In Techs Truncated As Strong Stats Stir Sellers
At its high of the day, the S&P 500 Information Technology Sector was up 1 percent, but by midday, it dropped into the red.
Norway's $1 Trillion Wealth Fund Suffers First Loss In 2 Years, Bets On Rising TSY Yields
The Norway Government Pension Fund Global booked negative returns of 1.5 percent for the first quarter of the year, or a loss of US$15.1 billion (171 billion kroner).
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