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  • Friday, 11th October - Delta faces turbulence

    Delta Air Lines’ third-quarter results were better than expected, but its fourth-quarter forecast weren't great.


    Official data showed the UK economy is all but certain to have avoided a recession in the third quarter.


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    6 min
  • Thursday, 10th October - The trade war bounces back

    The US and China have exchanged more trade war blows and, according to BlackRock, a resolution (or lack of one) will be key to investors’ fourth-quarter performance.


    European banks have been under the weather and cutting costs – but now Goldman Sachs sees an attractive silver lining in the form of their dividends.


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    6 min
  • Monday, 7th October - Apple ripens its forecast

    Apple’s suppliers are gearing up for more new iPhone sales than they were expecting.


    The US economy added fewer jobs than expected in September, but the country’s unemployment rate hit a fresh low.


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    6 min
  • Friday, 4th October - Tesla's turn for the worse

    Tesla’s stock fell after the company reported fewer third-quarter deliveries than promised.


    H&M reported its first quarterly profit growth for two years, while rival Ted Baker announced it made a loss over the last six months.


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    6 min
  • Wednesday, 2nd October - Schwab cuts commissions

    Broker Charles Schwab unexpectedly cut online commissions, and its rivals' stocks plummeted.


    British baker Greggs’ quarterly sales failed to hit the spot for investors – and eurozone inflation missed targets too.



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    6 min
  • Tuesday, 1st October - Time to buy European stocks?

    Eurozone data might be taking a turn for the better, and JPMorgan thinks now’s the time to buy the region’s stocks.


    China’s manufacturing industry shrank again in September – but over in Hong Kong, investors are quenching their new-share thirst.


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    6 min

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