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Bets that ECB could beat the Fed with first rate cut drives up German stocks, weighs on euro - Vimarsana News

Bets that ECB could beat the Fed with first rate cut drives up German stocks, weighs on euro

The euro dipped and German stocks are at fresh four-month highs as eurozone inflation fell by more than expected in November.

Europe close: Falling luxury and oil stocks push markets lower - Vimarsana News

Europe close: Falling luxury and oil stocks push markets lower

European investors adopted a cautious approach on Thursday after three straight days of gains, as mixed corporate earnings and heavy falls from luxury and oil stocks weighed on markets.

London midday: Stocks tick higher amid earnings deluge; Powell speech eyed - Vimarsana News

London midday: Stocks tick higher amid earnings deluge; Powell speech eyed

London stocks had ticked higher by midday on Thursday as investors mulled the latest Chinese inflation data, waded through a deluge of corporate news and eyed another speech by Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell.

Bitcoin eyes $40,000 as ETF optimism send the crypto to 18-month high - Vimarsana News

Bitcoin eyes $40,000 as ETF optimism send the crypto to 18-month high

Bitcoin rose Thursday to as high as $37,960, its highest level since May 2022, on hopes that an exchange-traded fund investing directly in the cryptocurrency...

London close: Stocks gain as investors await Powell speech - Vimarsana News

London close: Stocks gain as investors await Powell speech

London’s stock markets were buoyant at the close of trading on Thursday, influenced by Chinese inflation data, a substantial influx of corporate news, and a speech from the Fed chair later in the global day.