Dow Futures
Dow Futures contract was down 100 points, or 0.3%, the S&P 500 Futures contract was down 13 points, or 0.3%, and the Nasdaq 100 Futures contract was down 75 points, or 0.5%.
- Futures trade down, as Tesla’s China-made EV sales soar – what’s driving markets?
- Dow futures fall ahead of the Fed meeting minutes.
- Treasury rates in the United States are rising as Fed rate reduction forecasts wane.
- In the coming proxy struggle with Peltz, Disney gets ValueAct backing.
- Exclusive-Blackwells to nominate board members at Disney, competing with Trian-sources
- In November, investors withdrew $4 billion from hedge funds, according to Nasdaq eVestment.
- Citi expects United Airlines shares to gain over the next month as a result of this positive trigger.
- Saylor of Microstrategy sells $216 million in stock as the price of bitcoin rises.
- According to customer statistics from BofA, hedge funds will lead stock inflows in 2023.
- According to UBS, AI revenue will increase from $28 billion in 2022 to $420 billion in 2027.
- In the coming proxy struggle with Peltz, Disney gets ValueAct backing.
- SoFi stock drops 5% as its rating is downgraded; experts predict a 30% drop.
- Auto sales in the United States are expected to increase in 2023; the new year will be hard.
- Tesla’s China-made EV sales increased by 68.7% year on year in December.
- The dollar holds onto the previous day’s gains as attention shifts to US data.
- Foreign money fueled the sell-off of Chinese stocks in December, according to Morgan Stanley.
- Bailiffs erase Google, Meta, and Tiktok debts from Russian database
- Transat cabin crew workers in Canada reject a labor agreement, heightening the prospect of a strike.
- Asian suppliers to Apple Inc. fall following a downgrade by Barclays
- Tesla breaks records in Q4 sales, but BYD of China takes the top rank among EVs.
- Over unlawful robocalls, the FTC and XCast Labs agree a settlement.
- A rush of new year bonds raises almost $29 billion for top-rated US firms.
GLOBAL NEWS
- Australia’s stock market closed down; the S&P/ASX 200 fell 1.37%.
- Japan’s markets are down at the conclusion of trade, with the Nikkei 225 down 0.23%.
- The Nifty 50 is down 0.69% after the closing of trade in India.
- European equities are divided, and the risk rally has taken a breather.
- Mixue and Guming, China’s top bubble tea manufacturers, have applied for a Hong Kong IPO.
- Japan makes available transcripts of a catastrophic plane crash.
- AIG, a U.S. insurer, is in charge of the policy for Japan Airlines’ jet, according to sources.
- Mixue and Guming, China’s top bubble tea manufacturers, have applied for a Hong Kong IPO.
- Japan has launched two investigations into an unusual Tokyo runway crash.
- The EU has sanctioned Russia’s largest diamond manufacturer, Alrosa.
- China claims that trade politicization is unethical and unsustainable.
- Hyundai Motor and Kia anticipate a 2% increase in vehicle sales in 2024.
- Ryanair claims that internet travel agencies are removing flights, but it sees no impact on profits.
- China’s money managers are rushing to set up funds to match the new A50 index.
- Amid uncertainty regarding early rate reduction, Asian stocks mirror Wall Street’s losses.
- As markets doubt early rate cuts, Asia FX falls and the dollar rises.
- Focus is on runway safety as Japan looks into the Tokyo tragedy.
- December sees a setback for UK industry comeback ambitions, according to PMI
- Sources: China’s BYD will provide dealers with 2 billion yuan upon meeting sales targets.
- China dismisses an official after unrest over video game regulations -sources
- China licenses AllianceBernstein to conduct mutual fund business.
Economic Data
- Construction Spending for November rises +0.4% (11th straight month in a row it rises) vs. consensus +0.6% and vs. October +1.2% (prev +0.6%). Nov private construction spending +0.7%, public spending -0.7%.
- S&P Global Dec. Manufacturing PMI at 47.9 vs 49.4 prior
- China December Manufacturing PMI below expected; 49 vs 49.6 consensus; China December Services PMI slightly below expected; 50.4 vs 50.5 consensus; China Caixin Manufacturing PMI above expectations; 50.8 vs. 50.3 consensus.
- China’s new home prices in December rose 0.1% after rising 0.05% in November making it the fourth straight monthly rise. The value of new home sales among the 100 biggest real estate companies fell 34.6% from a year earlier to 451.3 billion yuan ($64 billion), compared with a 29.6% decline in November.
Global news Updates
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Economic Calendar
7:00 AM MBA Mortgage Applications Data
8:30 AM Fed’s Barkin speaks about economic outlook.
8:55 AM Johnson/Redbook Weekly Sales
10:00 AM ISM Manufacturing PMI for December
10:00 AM JOLTs Job openings for November
2:00 PM FOMC Meeting Minutes from December 13th meeting
4:30 PM API Weekly Inventory Data
Other Key Events
China Caixin Services PMI for December
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