The Latest Breaking News from Corporate Earnings

While strong economic data and better-than-expected second-quarter corporate earnings helped the market recover slightly, the possibility of a higher interest rate hike by the Fed based on the impressive jobs data could lead to immense market volatility. Therefore, beaten-down stocks Magnite (MGNI) and Ranpak Holdings (PACK) are best avoided now,…

Better-than-expected corporate earnings and growth in the services sector last month should help offset the impact of recession fears on the stock market. However, since market swings are expected to continue, it could be wise to invest in quality stocks Exelixis (EXEL) and AutoNation (AN), currently trading at significant discounts…

Beware of Deceptive Stats Sometimes, you've got to look beyond the rosy headline stats to get a clearer picture of what's happening pseudonymous macro account "MrBlonde" did just that in this Twitter thread on Sunday, showing that corporate earnings in the 2nd Quarter are actually worse than they look. 

Recap: European and US stocks advanced yesterday amid positive corporate earnings reports and the prospect of less aggressive rate hikes from the US Federal Reserve. Hong Kong and Chinese markets pulled back as tech stocks corrected and the Chinese government signalled limited new stimulus ahead.

The Nasdaq 100 surged after the Fed announced a 75 basis-point rate hike for the second straight month and hinted at pausing the policy tightening depending on economic data. This, along with better-than-expected corporate earnings, should help the index stay resilient in the near term. Therefore, it could be wise…

Ryanair today kicked off a big week of corporate earnings by warning that it has “zero visibility” for later in its financial year.

Asian shares tumbled Monday after a retreat on Wall Street spurred by disappointing economic data and corporate earnings. Oil prices also slipped. Investors are awaiting the next move by the US Federal Reserve, which is expected to raise its key interest rate again on Wednesday as it strives to beat…

Recap: Global shares rebounded yesterday as concerns over energy supplies eased while investors awaited second-quarter economic data and corporate earnings.

Australian shares are heading for their best day in weeks, with resources stocks jumping on worries over a supply crunch and banks advancing on expectations higher interest rates will boost profits.

Asian shares are mostly lower as investors weigh oil prices, inflation worries and corporate earnings

U.S. indices fell Thursday as traders and investors weigh corporate earnings. A rise in bond yields has also continued to pressure technology and growth stock valuations.