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The top headlines that could drive today's trading.
The Central Bank of Turkey cut its benchmark rate to 39.5% from 40.5%.
Gene Goldman, CIO at Cetera, says markets are overvalued but not at risk of a bear market. He sees buying opportunities in pullbacks, a stronger dollar ahead, and health care as undervalued.
During times of turbulence and uncertainty in the markets, many investors turn to dividend-yielding stocks. These are often companies that have high free cash flows and reward shareholders with a high dividend payout.
Dow's third-quarter profit fell, hurt by continued oversupply of petrochemicals which is dragging down prices for its principal products.
U.S. rare earth stocks were cautiously in the green early Thursday after losing momentum over the past few days.
The most oversold stocks in the information technology sector presents an opportunity to buy into undervalued companies.
According to Bloomberg, Indian purchases of Russian crude oil are expected to drop to nearly zero after the latest round of sanctions imposed by the U.S. Russia has been India's biggest oil supplier since 2023, a matter that has triggered trade tension between New Delhi and Washington. However, the latest sanctions against Russia's two biggest oil companies would make such large import flows nearly impossible, the report added, citing unnamed senior executives at Indian refineries.
A spate of credit issues in recent weeks has drawn investor attention to the multi-trillion-dollar global credit market, with risks spanning several high-profile financial firms, including major Wall Street banks and regional lenders.
The Swiss National Bank decided to keep its interest rate at 0% last month after it concluded the Swiss economic outlook and future inflation meant there was no need to go into negative territory, according to minutes published on Thursday.
As bankruptcies start to pile up, especially in the auto sector, high-yield bonds remain surprisingly resilient.
UBS said on Thursday that fresh U.S. and EU sanctions targeting Russian energy firms could introduce short-term volatility to crude prices but are unlikely to spark a sustained rally due to oversupply in the global oil market.
Caterpillar shares have jumped to a sizable lead among the Dow 30 YTD, and the Texas company reports Q3 results next week. Johnson & Johnson, NVIDIA, and Goldman Sachs are in a race for the second spot, each with a unique momentum story ongoing.
According to Bloomberg, Indian purchases of Russian crude oil are expected to drop to nearly zero after the latest round of sanctions imposed by the U.S. Russia has been India's biggest oil supplier since 2023, a matter that has triggered trade tension between New Delhi and Washington. However, the latest sanctions against Russia's two biggest oil companies would make such large import flows nearly impossible, the report added, citing unnamed senior executives at Indian refineries.
It's a stock market only a sanitation worker could love.
The credit scare may not be over yet.
The CNN Money Fear and Greed index showed an increase in the overall fear level, while the index remained in the “Fear” zone on Wednesday.
The bulls are back, our Big Money poll shows. They see profit growth, lower interest rates, and AI driving the market higher.
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