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United Airlines lost $646 million in the last three months of 2021, and the new year doesn''t look too good either

By Rajesh Kumar Singh CHICAGO (Reuters) -United Airlines Holdings on Wednesday reported a narrower-than-expected fourth-quarter loss, helped by strong holiday travel demand.

United Airlines Holdings (UAL) trades lower as investors adjust to new guidance from the airline company. Read more.

United Airlines says omicron surge will further delay recovery

Futures Rebound Strongly From Overnight Rout As Yields Stabilize After what earlier looked like another assured overnight rout, especially after 10Y yields hit 1.90% and Brent rose as high as $89/bbl, US equity futures reversed earlier losses to trade higher as earnings optimism outweighed concerns over soaring bond yields and a 50bps March rate hike. As of 7:00am ET, emini S&P futures were up 14 points ot 0.3% to 4,585, Nasdaq futures were up 65 points or 0.44% and Dow futures were also in the green by 89 points or 0.25%. The dollar slumped after several days of sharp gains, the 10Y yield traded at 1.8826%, down from the session''s highest levels, and Brent was at $88.23. The prospect of accelerated policy tightening as well as concerns over the omicron variant and inflation hurting companies profits have whipsawed equities this year. The surge in Treasury yields has fueled a rotation out of expensive technology and growth shares and into cheaper parts of the market. Meanwhile, the 10Y yield has continued its aggressive push higher overnight, and hit a fresh 2 year high, rising just above 1.90% for the first time since Jan 2020, before retracing some of the move.

Apart from Air India, United Airlines and American Airlines are the other two carriers that operate flights between India and the US

United Airlines said the US government''s current 5G rollout plan will have a devastating impact on aviation.

United Airlines (NASDAQ:UAL) is scheduled to announce Q4 earnings results on Wednesday, January 19th, after market close.The consensus EPS Estimate is -$2.09 (+70.1% Y/Y) and the

AMA Defies Supreme Court Ruling, Own Code Of Ethics, Calls For Employer Vaccine Mandates By Mark Glennon of Wirepoints The president of the Chicago-based American Medical Association, Gerald E. Harmon, M.D., wrote on Friday in Crains Chicago Business that employers should impose COVID vaccine mandates as a condition of employment. Last weeks decision by the United States Supreme Court invalidating the Biden Administrations attempt to force employers to do so should not, Harmon wrote, prevent these employers from doing what must be done in the name of public health: requiring vaccines to protect their workers, our communities and our nation from the ravages of this pandemic. Our only hope is that large employers do whats rightnot only for their own employees and their families, but for the health of our nation, says Harmon. If only we could hope that Harmon and his association would honor their own code of ethics. The AMAs Code of Medical Ethics Opinion 2.1.1 says this: Informed consent to medical treatment is fundamental in both ethics and law.

This is a big week for earnings, and the market will be focused on the results from Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley, Proctor & Gamble, United Airlines a

Key Events This Holiday-Shortened Week: Earnings Galore, Central Banks And UK Inflation While the US is closed for MLK Day on Monday, the week kicked off with China''s monthly data dump but the PBOC upstaged this by surprisingly cutting rates on its medium term loans ahead of the GDP release. In the first move since April 2020 - which we said would happen one month ago - the PBOC lowered its one-year medium term lending facility (MLF) rate by 10bps to 2.85% from 2.95% and slashed the seven-day repurchase rate to 2.1% from 2.2%. Additionally, as DB''s Jim Reid writes, the central bank injected 700 bn yuan ($110 bn) worth of liquidity via the MLF and added 100 billion yuan of liquidity via reverse repos. Separately, data showed Q4 GDP expanded +4.0% y/y beating Bloomberg forecast of 3.3%. However, the rise was more muted in the last three months (+4.9%) as a real estate downturn combined with strict Covid-19 curbs hit activity. Other economic data showed that industrial production in China jumped by +4.3% in December from a year ago surpassing market expectations of a +3.7% growth.

Friday''s top analyst upgrades and downgrades included AbbVie, Chipotle Mexican Grill, Costco Wholesale, Crocs, Dominion Energy, Enphase Energy, Ford, Hertz, KeyCorp, Kite Realty, Riot Blockchain, Southwest Airlines, SunPower, United Airlines, VMware and Walmart.

China Halts Some US Flights As Omicron Wave Spreads The rate at which new infections of COVID-19 have spread worldwide is rapidly increasing, forcing China''s civil aviation regulator to suspend some flights from the US to Shanghai, according to Shanghai Daily . Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) said five flights to Shanghai operated by Delta Air Lines, American Airlines, United Airlines, and China Eastern Airlines have been suspended beginning next week. Over 50 passengers on these flights have tested positive since the end of 2021 at Shanghai Pudong International Airport, the Civil Aviation Administration of China said. Among the most severely affected, Delta Air Lines Flight DL287 from Seattle to Shanghai will be suspended through the end of February. Six travelers on the flight tested positive at the Pudong airport on January 1, while another 11 on the same flight tested positive on January 6. American Airlines Flight AA127 will be put on hold for four weeks beginning January 24 after 10 passengers tested positive upon arrival at Pudong Airport on December 31.

United Airlines reduces its number of flights to ensure it will have sufficient resources to take care of its customers as Omicron surges.