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US CPI inflation rises to 6.8% YoY, in line with forecasts. On a monthly basis CPI eases a tick lower to 0.8%. The initial market reaction was consistent with easing hawkish Fed bets. US futures Dow futures +0.43% at 35965 S&P futures +0.8% at 4704 Nasdaq futures +0.93% at 16297 In Europe FTSE +0.02% at [] The post Stocks Rise, Inflation Soars appeared first on Action Forex .

The major US stock indices are opening higher with the NASDAQ index leading the way. The tech heavy NASDAQ index fell -269 points yesterday after solid gains on Monday and Tuesday. The S&P is also up and newly erased its declines from yesterday ( -33 points). The Dow industrial average closed unchan

Society Pass shed nearly 10% on Thursday. The firm''s shares have plunged nearly 90% on the Nasdaq over the past month.

Traders wait. Brendan McDermid/Reuters US futures inched higher Friday, ahead of key consumer inflation data later on. The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases November CPI

Souring risk sentiment sends Asian equities lower The fast money reversed course overnight as omicron and Evergrande default headlines sent equities lower. The worst hit were the growth trades with the S&P 500 falling 0.72%, the Nasdaq tumbling 1.71% lower, whilst the value-heavy Dow Jones said, hold my beer, and added 0.02%. In Asia, the []

STATE OF THE MARKETS Stocks rallied to key resistance. US stocks continue to rally for the third day, after affirmative reports of Pfizers vaccine effectiveness on Omicron. Improved job openings helped fuel the rally that sent Dow (+0.10%), Nasdaq (+0.64%), and S&P (+0.31%) including Russell (+0.80%) to test their key resistance. Hope for a Santa Rally sent the 10Y yields back up to 150 basis points while Dollar (DXY) was under pressure at the 96 handle. In the commodities market, crude continued its upward trajectory to test the $73/bl handle as fears of global lockdown eased. Gold continues to hold bidders at the $1,780/oz mark as investors see inflation report to rise further this Friday. Elsewhere, iron ore jumped to $106.80/tn after reports of China Steel Mills ready to restock for 2022. In the FX space, Aussie continued to advance in demand across the horizons while Sterling was sent further down the back burner. Euro flipped to demand in the short and medium term accounts as the Dollar eased.

Dec 10, 2021 - Nasdaq (Nasdaq: NDAQ) announces that trading in Aiforia Technologies Plc shares (short name: AIFORIA) commence today on Nasdaq First North Growth Market Finland. The company belongs

STATE OF THE MARKETS Stocks rebound further as fear subsides. US stocks continue to rebound on Monday after another sell-off on Friday as fear on Omicron variant eased and rising inflation concerns might delay Feds tapering. Dow (+1.87%), Nasdaq (+0.93%), and S&P (+1.17%) including Russell (+2.05%) rebounded further as yields and Dollar ticked higher. The 10Y benchmark reclaimed the 1.45% as the Dollar (DXY) edged up to 96.30 mark. In the commodities market, crude continues to advance past $71/bl after reports showed that global lockdowns are less likely as Omicron is mild. Buyers continue to defend gold at $1,780/oz ahead of US CPI reading this Friday. Elsewhere iron ore continued its upward trajectory, settling at $103.70/tn as markets expect the US infrastructure project to start in 2022. In the FX space, Aussie flipped to demand with Sterling, Yen and Dollar in the short term accounts as risk sentiments improved. Medium term traders turned more bearish as the Swiss took the lead in demand from Yen.

TOKYO: Japanese shares fell on Friday, weighed down by tech stocks and caution ahead of US inflation data, but posted their first weekly gain in three on easing worries over the Omicron coronavirus variant''s impact on the pace of economic recovery. The Nikkei share average ended 1% lower at 28,437.77, but posted a 1.46% gain in its first weekly gain in three weeks. The broader Topix lost 0.77% to 1,975.48 and rose 0.9% for the week. "Technology and growth shares were affected by the Nasdaq''s weak finish overnight," said Masahiro Ichikawa, chief market strategist at Sumitomo Mitsui DS Asset Management. Wall Street ended lower overnight, as investors booked some profits after three straight days of gains, with the tech-heavy Nasdaq falling more sharply than the S&P 500, while the Dow was virtually flat. "It is hard for investors to make bets ahead of the US CPI (Consumer Price Index) data this evening and the FOMC (Federal Open Market Committee) meeting next week," Ichikawa said. A higher-than-expected CPI reading would strengthen the case for a policy tightening decision at the US central bank''s meeting next week.

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One of the biggest listings in the enterprise software sector this year.

The post Dow Jones Futures: Market Rally Faces First Test As Inflation Report Looms; Tesla Skids As Cathie Wood Says This appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com . Dow Jones futures were little changed overnight, along with S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq futures, with a crucial inflation report on tap Friday morning after Thursdays growth-led sell-off. Costco Wholesale

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Year-to-date, were looking at an impressive 24% gain on the S&P 500, and a 20% gain on the NASDAQ. While there have been some short-term pullbacks during the y