The Pre Market Rundown 2: June 29, 2022
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The Pre Market Rundown 2: June 29, 2022
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Supply Chain Snags: New issues creating hurdles in getting goods to consumers
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Truist: Cost pressures eased somewhat for retailers at the end of Q2, and consumers were out in force for back-to-school shopping
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McNeal: China needs GDP growth of at least 5% to do all the things to keep its economy running
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Self: The yield-curve inversion tells you the stock market is likely running ahead of itself
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Energy crisis: Germany is in 'really in dire straits,' analyst says
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Target Q2 earnings miss estimates as company sells off inventory
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David Roche says the market rally is 75% over
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Lowe's Q2 earnings are not bad, but weaker than Home Depot, says Oppenheimer's Brian Nagel
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Carlsberg CEO: It's too early to tell how inflation and rate hikes will affect consumption patterns
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Geographical difference in rate cycles is a key factor behind market divergence, strategist says
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The Pre-Markets Rundown: Aug. 17, 2022
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Chinese tech giant Tencent posts first ever quarterly revenue decline
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OPEC not to blame for soaring inflation, new secretary general says
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OPEC and OPEC+ will be 'extremely relevant' if market weakens, says energy consultancy
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Financial services firm says this is the best way for retail investors to get exposure to Japan's market
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Expect the Fed to get aggressive as inflation won't simply disappear, says professor
