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Morning Bid: Tanking Tesla reports, Europe business beats

World markets have cheered up a bit this week, but ailing Tesla's tanking stock price faces a critical earnings test later on Tuesday and this month's European business pulse proved surprisingly racy. Relief at cooling Middle East tensions helped steady the ship on Monday after the worst week on Wall Street since 2022 - with bellwether chip giant Nvidia recouping some of Friday's 10% lunge as Big Tech megacaps get set to report first quarter updates over three days of a heavy earnings diary. First of the "Magnificent 7" vanguard stocks to report on Tuesday is electric vehicle behemoth Tesla, which is down a massive 43% for the year to date and off almost 60% over the past two years amid a brutal price war, waning EV demand worldwide and serial corporate governance and product questions.

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Marketmind: Global calm returns, regional banks rumble

As a frenetic period of macro and corporate news calms, investors have emerged pretty buoyant about the state of world markets - with global stock indexes clocking 2-year highs on Wednesday. But even as Chinese authorities still struggled to draw a line under the relentless market rout there - and Hong Kong stocks slipped back again on Wednesday despite further mainland market gains - the picture elsewhere was brighter. With over half of S&P 500 companies having reported fourth-quarter updates, more than 80% have beaten forecasts and aggregate annual earnings growth for the three months is tracking 8.1% - almost twice expectations just a month ago.

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Marketmind: Rates rebound cools, China commands rally

World markets found their footing again on Tuesday as China's panicky markets staged a sharp rally on reports the government may intervene directly and on a levelling off in U.S. Treasury yields after their jobs-inspired bounceback this week. The early action was all in China however, where benchmark stock indexes recorded their biggest one-day jump in almost two years amid a swirl of reports about regulatory action to staunch the selling, state-sponsored purchases and rising concerns at the top of the politburo. The relentless slide in Chinese stocks, which had seen them underperform Wall St equivalents by more than 20% over the past three months alone, has snowballed amid foreign capital flight, tense geopolitics and deepening domestic deflation due to a property bust the government is struggling to stabilise.

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Marketmind: Tesla pothole as ECB and GDP awaited

Tesla, the first of the so-called 'Magnificent Seven' U.S. megacap stocks to report fourth-quarter earnings, hit a another pothole overnight even as investors parsed signs of an otherwise brightening economic picture into the new year. A packed diary of events on Thursday, including the first U.S. GDP readout for Q4 and the European Central Bank's latest policy decision, kept world markets buoyed. But with a different story to tell on supply chain issues and competition from China, electric vehicle behemoth Tesla's stock price dropped another 8% overnight as it warned of a sharp slowdown in sales this year.

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Why the world is turning away from the US dollar

The role of the U.S. dollar is almost certain to be limited as geopolitical divisions continue to cause additional friction and more countries join BRICS.

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Marketmind: Crude shrugs at Yemen strikes, banks report

Much like the slightly peculiar debt market nonchalance after December's sticky inflation readout, world markets have remained calm and oil steady after U.S. and UK air strikes in Yemen aimed at protecting Red Sea shipping routes. Either way, oil markets were pretty sanguine on developments overnight - with U.S. crude prices only up about 2%, stuck in the same range seen for the past month and still down 6% year-on-year. Gold prices popped by even less.

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Marketmind: Treasuries gobbled up, oil braces for OPEC

Subdued world markets were relieved at the ease with which Monday's sale of U.S. Treasuries was absorbed, but firmer oil prices ahead of the week's postponed OPEC+ meeting cut across any further decline in yields for now. Benchmark Treasury yields fell back more than 10 basis points to 4.37% after a total of $109 billion of 2 and 5-year notes hit the Street on Monday without much disruption. November consumer confidence data will also be released as investors assess the mood on the High Street and online from "Black Friday" and "Cyber Monday" retail activity.

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Marketmind: Some payback, but bonds hug gains on oil

World markets are trying to calibrate last week's steep rally in stocks and bonds - tempering some of the overcaffeinated rate cut hopes that emerged but sustaining the bulk of the gains and lapping up a fresh oil price slide. With Federal Reserve officials unlikely to commit either way yet, as they devour more data on the unfolding fourth quarter, investors now look to three days of Treasury debt sales to gauge whether October's bond rout was an anomaly rather a new trend. The Treasury sells $112 billion of new notes and bonds this week, starting with $48 billion of 3-year notes later on Tuesday - before new benchmark 10-year and 30-year tenors hit the Street on Wednesday and Thursday.

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Marketmind: Markets fly on Fed and funding, Apple awaits

World markets lapped up a combination of steady U.S. interest rates, rejigged Treasury borrowing and lower oil prices - with an eye on Thursday's earnings update from America's most valuable company Apple. The Federal Reserve left rates on hold again as expected - with an equivocal stance on further tightening as financial conditions generally remain tight. The Treasury, meantime, followed up on Monday's forecast of a lower borrowing tally for the final quarter with plans to ease back somewhat on share of long-term debt it's selling.

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A disorderly shift in Japan's monetary policy could spark bond-market contagion and increase risks of a 'financial accident,' Mohamed El-Erian says

Japanese authorities may be close to changing policy, as a recent Nikkei report hinted that government yields may be allowed to climb higher.

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