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Stocks and United States futures rebound as dollar slips

European shares and U.S. stock futures rallied on Thursday after equity markets suffered a selloff the previous day, while the dollar slipped as the euro, yen and pound livened up.

Europe's STOXX 600 was last up 0.56% on the day after falling by about 1.2% in overall over the 3 previous sessions. Britain's FTSE 100 rose 0.55% and Germany's. DAX rose 0.65%.

Nasdaq futures were up 0.87% after Tesla. shares leapt 12% in premarket trading after the EV maker. reported robust third-quarter revenues and amazed experts. with a prediction for 20-30% growth in sales next year.

S&P 500 futures were up 0.52% after the stock index. dropped 0.9% on Wednesday.

The mood turned a bit more favorable as Tesla delivered a. strong set of Q3 results, Jim Reid, a senior strategist at. Deutsche Bank, said. The car manufacturer is now forecasting a small. increase in deliveries for the present year.

Corporate profits reports were likewise assisting the state of mind in. Europe, with Renault, Unilever and Hermes. all rising after launching results.

In Asia, Tokyo's Nikkei rose 0.1% but Hong Kong's. Hang Seng index and China's blue chips dropped. more than 1%, following Wall Street stocks lower.

Somewhere else, the dollar index fell 0.29% as the pound,. euro and yen increased. The gauge, which measures the dollar against. 6 peers, had increased to a three-month high of 105.47 on. Wednesday.

A spate of strong U.S. data and less dovish communication. from Federal Reserve officials have actually minimized the odds of. aggressive rate cuts in the months to come.

Contributing to market nerves is rising expectations of a possible. return of Donald Trump, who might ramp up inflationary trade. tariffs, to the White Home.

The euro << EUR-EBS > was last up 0.18% at $1.08015, rebounding. somewhat after slipping to a three-month low on Wednesday.

A slightly better-than-expected reading in Germany's. purchasing managers' index (PMI), a gauge of the health of the. private sector, provided the euro a small lift. A weaker than. prepared for euro zone-wide PMI restricted gains, nevertheless.

The pound traded up 0.44% at $1.298, supported by a. rise in British federal government bond yields as prices fell on a. newspaper report that said financing minister Rachel Reeves was. set to provide herself a lot more space for borrowing in next week's. budget plan.

On the other hand, the dollar fell 0.63% against the yen to 151.78. after a rapid rally in recent days.

In bond markets, benchmark 10-year U.S. Treasury yields. fell around 5 bps to 4.1879%, drawing back after. rising to a three-month high of 4.26% on Wednesday.

Tiffany Wilding, PIMCO economic expert, warned versus reading. excessive into the recent rise in bond yields, stating that. historic patterns recommend the modification in 10-year yields a month. after the Fed's very first rate cut has actually not offered a constant. signal about the magnitude of more cuts.

All the very same, strong financial information have actually led traders to. concern whether the Fed can afford to be cutting rates too. deeply at each of its 2 staying conferences this year. Money. market prices suggest simply 40 basis points of easing this year.

Oil, which had actually fallen on a big accumulation in U.S. crude. stocks, recouped a few of the losses, with Brent futures. up 1.6% at $76.15 a barrel.

(source: Reuters)