Markets have shown their fair acts of stoicism in recent days, not reacting the slightest to bad and relatively hawkish news. Yesterday, Iran reported US strikes on its capital and a few key energy-producing regions Read more…
This week has been light on the data front so developments in the US-Iran war have shaped markets. The spot oil price declined from USD 115/bbl to around USD 100/bbl following reports of a US Read more…
Markets US payrolls for April printed a stronger-than-expected 115k, easily topping the 65k consensus bar. This solid employment growth followed a strong March as well (185k vs 178k in the initial release) and resulted in Read more…
For years, Dollar Tree was a go-to destination for budget shoppers looking for bargains. But more recently, the chain has fallen out of favor with a big chunk of its core audience. A big part Read more…
US consumer sentiment weakened slightly in May, remaining near the depressed levels last seen during the 2022 inflation shock as households continued expressing concern about high prices and deteriorating buying conditions. The University of Michigan Read more…
Grand Theft Auto 6 is not just another video game launch. The next open-world blockbuster from Rockstar Games is anticipated to be among the largest entertainment releases in years, offering parent firm Take-Two Interactive (TTWO) Read more…
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Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) is losing investor confidence as Morgan Stanley cuts its price target, and the stock has dropped 21% this year. Weaker booking momentum, pricing friction in key itineraries, and commercial execution Read more…
Twilio (TWLO) just held its annual SIGNAL customer conference. Bank of America Securities sent two analysts. They came back more convinced than before. That conviction now has a price attached to it: $225. And the Read more…
Nonfarm payrolls rose by 115k in April, down from March’s gain of 185k but ahead of the consensus forecast calling for a smaller print of 65k. Revisions to the two prior months subtracted a total Read more…