Stocks tumbled again last week,
as investors digested further evidence of slowing growth in China and numerous, somewhat conflicting statements from various Federal Reserve (Fed) officials.
Shares in Montreal - based Aimia Inc. (TSX: AIM), which runs other loyalty programs as well, plunged more than 60 % in early trading
as investors digested the news.
Global stocks bumped higher Tuesday, while Wall Street futures suggested another positive open,
as investors digested a mix set of economic readings from China and continued to focus on the U.S. corporate earnings season.
NEW YORK U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday
as investors digested a statement from the Federal Reserve, which left interest rates steady and said inflation had «moved close» to its target, while the dollar climbed late against a basket of currencies.
U.S. stocks rose
as investors digested jobless claims data which fell to a three month low ahead of Friday's monthly employment report.
Stocks tumbled again last week,
as investors digested further evidence of slowing growth in China and numerous, somewhat conflicting statements from various Federal Reserve (Fed) officials.
But bold easing measures from the Bank of Japan failed to lift Tokyo equities and the yen rebounded from a brief sell - off
as investors digested the central bank's actions.
European stocks closed litte changed on Friday
as investors digested fresh economic data, eyed a G - 20 meeting in Hamburg and continued to mull the possible end of monetary stimulus from central banks.
U.S. government bond yields rose on Tuesday,
as investors digested more economic data and an auction.
European markets closed higher on Thursday
as investors digested fresh data and geopolitical fears eased.
Shares rose as much 5 percent after hours,
as investors digested the company's better - than - expected outlook for the current quarter, and a hefty capital return program.
Markets in Asia had closed higher in the prior session
as investors digested a historic inter-Korea summit, which saw leaders of North and South Korea pledge to achieve peace.
European markets closed lower Tuesday
as investors digested fresh economic data and eyed a probable interest rate hike in the U.S. later this month
European stocks ended under slight pressure on Wednesday
as investors digested the latest coming out of the earnings space.
European shares ended mostly higher Thursday,
as investors digested the latest news surrounding Brexit.
European shares closed slightly lower on Friday,
as investors digested new trading updates and followed the moves seen in markets Stateside.
European bourses moved higher on Tuesday
as investors digested economic data in the euro zone after waking up to news of UK terror incident.
European equities finished Thursday's session in the black
as investors digested the latest earnings and data news.
European stocks closed the week lower
as investors digested the latest set of payrolls data from the U.S. and monitored political events.
European shares failed to end Friday's trading day on a positive note, closing slightly lower,
as investors digested new trading updates and followed the moves seen in markets Stateside.
European equities finished in positive territory on Thursday,
as investors digested the latest corporate earnings and data releases.
European markets closed lower on Thursday
as investors digested comments from President Donald Trump and focused on minutes from key central banks.
European markets closed lower on Tuesday
as investors digested a probable interest rate hike from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
European stocks closed slightly higher on Wednesday
as investors digested corporate earnings and new economic data from Germany and the U.K.
U.S. government debt prices eased on Thursday
as investors digested the latest developments coming out of the White House.
European equities finished in positive territory on Thursday,
as investors digested the latest corporate earnings and data.
Markets in Europe managed to edge out some late gains and close higher Thursday
as investors digested comments from ECB (European Central Bank) policymakers, new earnings reports and optimism over tax reforms in the U.S.
European markets closed to eke out gains on Friday
as investors digested strong U.S. jobs data ahead of a probable rate hike next week.
European stocks closed slightly higher on Wednesday
as investors digested corporate earnings as well as fresh economic data from Germany and the U.K.
U.S. government debt prices were lower on Wednesday morning
as investors digested comments from Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen.
European equities finished Thursday relatively flat,
as investors digested stock news, amid weak trading volumes across the world.
European stocks closed mixed on Friday
as investors digested a key speech from the U.K.'s prime minister on Brexit.
European stocks closed higher on Thursday
as investors digested new earnings reports and responded to more comments from Fed Chair Janet Yellen.
Meanwhile in the U.S., the Dow Jones industrial average finally edged above the elusive 20,000 threshold and continued higher
as investors digested a host of earnings reports.
Markets in Europe managed to edge out some late gains and close higher Thursday
as investors digested comments from ECB) policymakers and new earnings reports.
European stocks closed higher on Wednesday
as investors digested the first address of President - elect Donald Trump.
European markets closed higher on Friday
as investors digested better - than - expected corporate earnings from the U.S.
European bourses closed lower on Thursday
as investors digested the latest remarks by President - elect Donald Trump.
European stocks ended slightly under pressure on Wednesday,
as investors digested the latest U.K. budget and earnings announcements.
Shares whipsawed before settling up 3 percent after hours
as investors digested the good news of an earnings beat and higher average iPhone sales price, mixed with disappointing news around forward guidance.
NEW YORK, May 2 - U.S. stocks fell on Wednesday
as investors digested a statement from the Federal Reserve, which left interest rates steady and said inflation had «moved close» to its target, while the dollar climbed late against a basket of currencies.
But
as investors digested the two factors that had little to do with Alphabet's (googl) core business results, the after hours stock gain evaporated.
As investors digested inflation data and news of geopolitical turmoil, stocks ended up down after swaying back and forth Wednesday.
Not unlike today, volatility often picks up
as investors digest shifting political winds that could impact fiscal and monetary policy, the economy, and corporate earnings.
Not exact matches
European shares closed higher on Friday after a mixed open
as investors reacted to the Federal Reserve's rate hike and
digested fresh data.
European bourses closed lower on Thursday
as investors focused on fresh corporate reports and
digested the latest remarks by President - elect Donald Trump.
U.S. government debt prices were lower on Monday morning
as investors monitored U.S. - Russia relations and
digest new earnings reports.
European markets closed higher on Wednesday
as investors took cues from overseas markets and
digested fresh earnings reports.
European stocks eked out slight gains by the close on Tuesday
as political concerns eased and
investors digested new data releases.
European markets closed higher on Wednesday afternoon
as investors geared up for a rate decision from the U.S. Federal Reserve and continued to
digest earnings reports.