Новости за 15.02.2024

Futures for the S&P 500, Nasdaq-100 and Dow industrials edged up ahead of U.S. retail sales data.

Analysts are questioning whether the end is near for the duopoly that has dominated the airplane-manufacturing industry for decades.

Base metals were mixed, though generally remain down in the year-to-date, as prices have been in largely somber form going into the Chinese Lunar New Year and risks currently skewed to the downside, MUFG said.

Markets were too gung-ho about how much the Fed would cut rates this year. But savers with long investment horizons still shouldn’t miss out on the opportunity to lock in 4.5% fixed-income returns.

The Russian president’s comments mark the first time he has publicly addressed the 2024 U.S. election.

Israel said it had intelligence indicating that hostages kidnapped by Hamas had been held at Nasser Hospital and that the bodies of some of them could be on the grounds.

Upwards is one of a handful of companies in the sector that have raised capital in a tough market.

Consumers are seeing some relief on rising prices as the Federal Reserve keeps interest rates at elevated levels and commodity prices weaken. But the inflation battle seems to be advancing only by inches.

Deceptive videos, audio and images are more sophisticated and easier to make as the tech industry wrestles with how to keep up.

The municipal-bond market is a sleepy corner of Wall Street that finances America’s roads and sewers. It also features in the nation’s history of racial inequality.

Haskell Indian Nations University, one of two tribal colleges operated by the federal government, is under fire from politicians, students and employees who say it is poorly run.

A celebration for the champion Kansas City Chiefs goes haywire as gunfire kills one and wounds at least 21.

Arbor Realty loans funded a Sunbelt apartment boom. Many of its borrowers are now struggling with higher interest rates.

Some on Wall Street think there is a danger that the report on January sales will be much weaker than most economists expect.

Recent migrants are expected to be lower paid and less productive than their predecessors, which could reduce average wages.

Getting there has been a bumpy ride. Analysts want to see if the companies can sustain it.

Pam Chan is joining Lingotto, a new asset manager backed by Italy’s billionaire Agnelli family.

Global oil demand is expected to grow at a significantly weaker pace this year, while soaring output from the Americas will help boost supply despite output curbs from OPEC and its allies, IEA said.

Airbus posted higher fourth-quarter revenue and said it expected to deliver more planes to customers this year than in 2023, even as supply-chain hurdles persist.

Pernod Ricard’s shares rose more than 5% after the company confirmed its mid-term outlook and posted first-half sales in line with expectations.

Renault shares rose almost 5% after it posted higher-than-expected earnings and raised its dividend for 2023.

Centrica made a significantly higher pretax profit than market expectations in 2023, due to a strong performance in its British Gas energy unit.

Stellantis said it would launch a buyback of €3 billion after it posted an adjusted operating income slightly ahead of views for 2023, and added demand would be high but named pricing, labor costs, and an unpredictable EV market as headwinds for the year ahead.

Orange forecast further earnings growth this year after its earnings and revenue for the fourth quarter came in slightly above consensus views.

South Korea has prepared a $57 billion aid package for companies to boost investment in high-tech industries and ease the burden of high borrowing costs.