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FedEx has received its first five GM-built electric delivery vans out of 500 total. The move represents an important landmark for FedEx in its goal to be have an all-electric delivery fleet by 2040.

MEMPHIS, Tenn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--FedEx Corp. (NYSE: FDX) today received its first five of an order of 500 electric Light Commercial Vehicles (eLCVs) from BrightDrop, the new electric delivery and logistics business from General Motors (GM). The introduction of BrightDrops all-electric, zero-tailpipe emissions vehicles into the FedEx fleet is an important step in the companys goal to take its global operations carbon neutral by 2040. The delivery of the first BrightDrop EV600s is a historic m

Stocks, Yields Tumble As Quad-Witching Fears Add To Broader Market Slide US futures tumbled after hitting an all time high less than 24 hour ago, as the favorable if paradoxical bounce in risk from the hawkish FOMC pivot faded from memory and as investors questioned whether global stocks are due for a rough ride on the backdrop of growing risks from inflation and the omicron virus variant. S&P 500 futures slumped about 0.5% Friday morning, while the U.S. 10-year Treasury yield fell for a second straight day to 1.394%, the lowest since Dec. 6. Futures were dragged down by tech stocks as volatility surged amid mounting concerns about monetary tightening and the omicron coronavirus variant. Rates hikes do not end bull markets, but reversal of central banks liquidity means less speculative froth and more volatility, said Barclays strategist Emmanuel Cau. Policy angst may be here to stay, but following months of unclear guidances and conflicting signals, the direction of travel is clear now. Investors are also bracing for the quarterly rebalancing of the S&P 500 Index after the market close and the triple witching expiration of equity derivatives that could magnify market moves.

This article was originally published on TipRanks.com Shares of FedEx Corporation (NYSE: FDX) jumped almost 5% in Thursdays extended trading session as the American The post FedEx Posts Better-than-Expected Q2 Results; Shares Gain appeared first on Smarter Analyst .

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Apple, Tesla led a market sell-off right after Wednesday''s rally. FedEx, Rivian were earnings movers. The post Dow Jones Futures: Apple, Tech Giants Lead Bearish Market Sell-Off; Tesla Rival Rivian, FedEx Are Earnings Movers appeared first on Investor''s Business Daily .

(RTTNews) - FedEx Corporation (FDX) revealed earnings for second quarter that decreased from last year but beat the Street estimates. The company''s bottom line totaled $1.04 billion, or $3.88 per share. This compares with $1.23 billion, or $4.55 per share, in last year''s second quarter. Excluding items, FedEx Corporation reported adjusted

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STATE OF THE MARKETS Dollar dived post-FOMC. As US stocks rebounded and pared earlier losses on Wednesday, Dollar (DXY) dived after Feds confirmed its plan to finish taper by March and three hikes in 2022. Dow (+1.08%), Nasdaq (+2.15%), S&P (+1.63%) and Russell (+1.65%) closed higher as investors expect year end rally to continue. Dollar was under pressure below the 96.50 mark while the 10Y yielded to 148 basis points. In the commodities market, crude was in a tight range of $71.50 $69.20/bl as markets remain uncertain on Omicron long term impact. Gold was subdued to $1,750/oz before bidders emerged and pushed the yellow metal back to $1,780/oz at writing as inflation concerns remained. Elsewhere, iron ore jumped to $109.20/tn as news hit the wire that China vowed to stabilize her economy. In the FX space, short and medium term traders turned bullish as the safe haven Swiss and Yen were sent to offers while Aussie, Kiwi, Sterling and Euro led the bids. Long term sentiments remained unchanged.

U.S. stock futures rose sharply in early Thursday trading after the Federal Reserve signaled it would be aggressive on tapering and sees three interest rate hikes in 2022. Futures for the Dow Jones Industrials jumped 210 points, or 0.6%, to 36,026. Futures for the S&P 500 grew 27.75 points, or 0.6%, to 4,728.25. Futures for the NASDAQ hiked 80.25 points, or 0.5%, to 16,366.50. Shares of companies that have done well in previous rate-hiking cycles led pre-market gainers. Materials stocks FMC Corp. and Freeport-McMoRan both rose more than 3% ahead of the opening bell. Bank stocks also rose across the board, with JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Bank of America all up about 0.6%. In transportation news, Delta Air Lines reported that it now expects to see a profit of $200 million in the fourth quarter, after previously projecting a loss. Shares rose 2.2% on the news. Health-care stocks UnitedHealth gained 3.1%, and Amgen rose 2.6%. Adobe and Accenture are scheduled to report quarterly earnings before the opening bell.