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US announces $6 billion Treasury bond buyback
The US will conduct a $6 billion buyback of Treasury bonds to stabilise the public debt market.
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The Ibex 35 remains stable after the Fed's rate hike
The Ibex 35 closes positively after the Fed's rate hike, with an increase of 0.41%.
SMEs & Freelancers
Unusual ETFs on Wall Street, from UFOs to Nighttime Bitcoin
Wall Street launches unusual ETFs, from UFOs to nighttime bitcoin, with a 16% rise in new ETFs.
Markets
The Ibex Clings to 20,000 Points Awaiting US Employment Data
The Ibex 35 clings to 20,000 points while awaiting the US employment report, due today at 14:30.
Companies
Ibex 35 Approaches Annual Highs Weighed Down by Wall Street and Oil
Ibex 35 nears annual highs driven by falling oil prices, but caution in Wall Street hinders progress. Analysts favour stocks like Indra and healthcare.
Markets
Brent oil rises 2.6% to $93.37 due to tensions in the Middle East
Brent rises 2.6% to $93.37 amid tensions between the US and Iran. Wall Street falls and country risk hits monthly highs.
Markets
Wall Street opens higher with the Nasdaq up 1% ahead of results from Alphabet, Tesla, and Intel
The Nasdaq 100 rises 1.01% at Wall Street's opening, leading gains as it awaits results from Alphabet, Tesla, General Motors, and Intel.
Markets
Mexican Stock Exchange rises 1.53% boosted by Wall Street and US employment data
The Mexican Stock Exchange advances 1.53% to 54,226.93 points, driven by Wall Street and US employment data.
Companies
Ibex 35 falls by 0.42% and drops below 19,300 points weighed down by banks and energy companies
Ibex 35 falls by 0.42% and drops below 19,300 points due to banks and energy companies, despite Wall Street's rise and falling oil prices.
Markets
PayPal surges 14% on Wall Street following a buyout offer of $60.50 per share
PayPal surges 14% on Wall Street after a buyout offer from Stripe and Advent International for $60.50 per share. Wholesale inflation falls 0.3% in June.
Companies
JPMorgan and Wells Fargo Boost Profits by 41% and 17% in the Second Quarter
JPMorgan earns $21.2 billion, up 41%, and Wells Fargo $6.4 billion, up 17%, exceeding forecasts.
Markets
Wall Street kicks off earnings season with a focus on major banks and inflation
JPMorgan, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo report Q2 results, while June CPI and jobless claims shape the week.