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After the closing bell on Thursday, Amazon AMZN reported its second-quarter results, with the second consecutive quarterly loss. However, the e-commerce giant beat on revenues and offered an upbeat outlook. Shares of AMZN spiked as much as 14% in aftermarket hours on elev

Shares of Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) surged 13.6% in Thursday's after-hours trading session after the e-commerce and cloud-computing leader released a second-quarter 2022 report that pleased investors. The market's reaction is largely attributable to second-quarter revenue beating the

The Nasdaq and S&P 500 indexes rose on Friday, as positive forecasts from Apple and Amazon pointed to resilience in mega-cap companies to survive an economic downturn, with hopes of a less aggressive monetary policy boosting sentiment.

The Nasdaq and the S&P 500 opened higher on Friday as positive forecasts from Apple and Amazon indicated resilience in mega-cap companies to survive an economic downturn, with hopes of a less aggressive monetary policy boosting sentiment.

Consumer stocks were mixed pre-bell Friday. The Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLP) was 1% lower and the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund (XLY) was recently gaining over 2% in value.

The Nasdaq index was set to open higher on Friday, as positive forecasts from Apple and Amazon indicated resilience in mega-cap companies to survive an economic downturn, with hopes of a less aggressive monetary policy boosting sentiment.

US Stocks rose for the second consecutive session on Thursday as investors shrugged off another quarter of negative growth in favor of an optimistic reading of Wednesday's three quarter point rate hike and recent comments from some significant tech firms' earnings.

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Investor expectations were low heading into Amazon's (NASDAQ: AMZN) second-quarter earnings report Thursday afternoon. After all, the tech stock had already lost 27% this year coming into its quarterly update. The pandemic tailwinds it once enjoyed have faded, and the broader te

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Global stocks rose on Friday, on course for their best month since late 2020, as euro zone growth beat expectations, while the dollar dipped as traders await fresh U.S. data for clues to the outlook for rates.

U.S. stocks futures gained led by the Nasdaq on Friday as positive forecasts from Apple and Amazon indicated resilience in mega-cap companies in the face of weaker consumer spending, with hopes of a less aggressive monetary policy boosting sentiment.

Stock Market Futures Gain Ahead Of Key Inflation DataU.S. stock futures are trading higher early Friday morning. In general, this could be due to better-than-expected big tech earnings, and key GDP data released on Thursday. Investors will get earnings data from more notable

Global stocks rose on Friday, on course for their best month since late 2020, as euro zone growth beat expectations, while the dollar staged a recovery from the day's lows as traders await fresh U.S. data for clues to the outlook for rates.

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Global stocks rose on Friday, on course for their best month since late 2020 as traders bet a weakening U.S. economy could slow the pace of monetary tightening in the world's largest economy, while the dollar struggled broadly against its rivals.

Asian stocks were mixed on Friday as fresh concerns about Chinese growth trumped any fillip regional markets received from brisk Wall Street earnings and some tempering of more aggressive expectations about U.S. interest rate hikes.

Asian stocks took their cue on Friday from a late rally on Wall Street, as markets focused on a possible slowdown in the pace of rate hikes rather than a U.S. recession after data showed its economy shrinking for a second straight quarter.

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Market indices rallied off a morning’s lineup of economic data that in more unforgiving times (say, a month or two ago) might have met the buzzsaw; today, we see grow across the board: the Dow was +332 points on the day, +1.03%, while the Nasdaq grew +130 points, +1.08%.