US stock futures edged higher on Friday as Intel’s upbeat outlook and easing oil prices offered investors some relief after Thursday’s technology-led sell-off. Dow futures gained 275 points, or 0.5%, while S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 contracts rose about 0.3%. The rebound remained tentative after Alphabet and Tesla reignited doubts over the cost of the… Continue reading Dow futures surge 275 points: 5 things to know before Wall Street opens
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Top CAC 40 shares to watch: LVMH, Kering, Hermes, Airbus, Société Générale
The CAC 40 Index has moved sideways in the past few weeks. It has slipped from this month’s high of 8,561 to the current 8,337. It reacted to several French corporate earnings and the European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision. This consolidation may continue in the near term as investors react to key earnings… Continue reading Top CAC 40 shares to watch: LVMH, Kering, Hermes, Airbus, Société Générale
3 high-yield dividend stocks Wall Street says still have upside
High-yield dividend stocks often come with a warning. A rising yield can signal that a falling share price is exposing doubts about earnings, debt or whether the payout can be maintained. Wall Street nevertheless sees more than income in AT&T, Energy Transfer and UPS. Based on their latest prices and declared quarterly payouts, the three… Continue reading 3 high-yield dividend stocks Wall Street says still have upside
Disney stock gets new theme park sales boost from Kraft Heinz deal
Disney’s parks initiative does not involve a roller coaster or resort expansion. Instead, the company is using grocery brands to create more reasons for visitors to spend inside its parks, resorts and cruise ships. Disney and Kraft Heinz announced a multiyear alliance covering ten brands, including Heinz, Philadelphia and Kraft Mac & Cheese. The partnership… Continue reading Disney stock gets new theme park sales boost from Kraft Heinz deal
Volkswagen reports weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings, lowers 2026 sales forecast
Volkswagen reported weaker-than-expected second-quarter earnings on Friday. The automaker also abandoned its revenue growth forecast for the year. The move highlights growing pressure on Europe’s largest automaker as it undertakes a major restructuring effort. The German carmaker posted lower operating profit despite stronger-than-expected revenue, while warning that geopolitical tensions, trade conflicts and fierce competition from… Continue reading Volkswagen reports weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings, lowers 2026 sales forecast
FTSE 100 shares to watch: Lloyds, Barclays, IAG, NatWest, GSK, AstraZeneca
The FTSE 100 Index was little changed this week as investors assessed the escalating UK-Iran crisis, the ongoing US earnings season, and a series of key UK economic releases. Market participants digested the latest jobs, inflation, and retail sales data for July, all of which could influence the Bank of England’s next policy decision. This… Continue reading FTSE 100 shares to watch: Lloyds, Barclays, IAG, NatWest, GSK, AstraZeneca
Micron stock gets an unexpected clue from China’s latest AI experiment
Micron stock’s next catalyst may be coming from the Chinese model that initially unsettled semiconductor investors. MU closed Thursday at $990.21, up 3.2%, after Alphabet raised its 2026 capital-spending forecast and revived confidence in data-centre demand. Another signal is emerging from Moonshot AI’s Kimi K3. The low-cost, open-weight model was viewed as a threat to… Continue reading Micron stock gets an unexpected clue from China’s latest AI experiment
DAX Index shares to watch: Deutsche Bank, Adidas, BMW, Mercedes-Benz
The DAX Index pulled back a bit this week as traders reflected on the latest European Central Bank (ECB) interest rate decision, new US tariffs, and the US earnings dump by companies like Tesla and Alphabet. This article looks at some of the top DAX stocks to watch next week, including big names like Deutsche… Continue reading DAX Index shares to watch: Deutsche Bank, Adidas, BMW, Mercedes-Benz
Nikkei 225 falls hard: did Alphabet reveal AI boom’s most expensive flaw?
Japan’s Nikkei fell sharply on Friday as Alphabet’s spending plans revived doubts over how quickly the artificial-intelligence boom will translate into cash returns for the companies funding it. The Nikkei 225 dropped 2.69% to 64,634.04 in early trading, while the broader Topix lost 1.28% to 4,002.09. The gap reflected concentrated selling in the technology heavyweights… Continue reading Nikkei 225 falls hard: did Alphabet reveal AI boom’s most expensive flaw?
