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Wall Street’s fear gauge has tumbled to its lowest level in seven weeks

US stocks had their best week in a year, but optimism may not last. Brace for "manic depressive swings," said CIBC Private Wealth's David Donabedian.

Zoi Fletcher speaks to Clemens Thym, S&P Global Market Intelligence, about how his team is enhancing RatingsDirect® with AI and adding value with ratings

"For those with a long-term perspective, this could be a golden chance to bag quality stocks at a markdown. That said, we wont recommend just jumping in and picking stocks wisely. Go for companies boasting robust fundamentals. While recently the market hinted at a comeback, valuations cant be ignored. Given the current landscape, leaning towards large caps might be a prudent move."

Government buying, climate risk and short squeezes may have led to ‘horrendous’ gas market margin calls

Murphy USA Inc. (NYSE:MUSA) Q3 2023 Earnings Call Transcript November 4, 2023 Operator: Thank you for standing by. My name is Kayla Baker, and I will be your conference operator today. At this time, I’d like to welcome everyone to the Murphy USA Third Quarter 2023 Earnings Conference Call. All lines have been placed on […]

"I would be a little cautious in small and midcap space in the near term. Indian SMIDs have returned more than 30% in FY24, significantly outperforming not just their largecap peers, but also their global peers (which have been flat to negative in FY24). This accompanied by increased global volatility, fading margin tailwinds and moderate growth could weigh on overall SMID sentiments."

Dublin, Nov. 03, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

FM suggested that Sri Lanka explore the feasibility of widening its economic basket from just tourism and tea to focus on sectors like pharmaceuticals and renewable energy, according to a post by the Indian finance ministry on X (formerly Twitter). The minister was speaking on the theme of Enhancing Connectivity: Partnering for Prosperity at the India Sri Lanka Business Summit in Colombo late Thursday.

Having seen such a strong rebound in equity markets this week there was always a chance that a strong US jobs report might undermine the move higher that we’ve seen due to the sharp slide in bond yields, and the less negative geopolitical outlook that has helped to lift sentiment these past few days.