Market Overview

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently after US stocks rebounded on Friday following moderate inflation data. Tesla shares slumped 3.46% underperforming market amid reports hedge fund billionaire Philippe Laffont reduced his position in Tesla through the first three quarters of 2024 while increasing his stake in Microsoft, Microsoft stock slipped 0.1% on Friday.

Global stocks are trading mostly down currently after Wall Street ended little changed on Thursday following hawkish Fed signals indicating fewer 2025 rate cuts in its forecast. Meta shares slid 0.27% underperforming market, Microsoft shares slipped 0.08% on Thursday amid reports the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Trust reduced its stake in Microsoft by 17% or 5.93 million shares worth $12.46 billion in third quarter.

Global equity indexes are pointing in different directions currently after Wall Street sold off as Federal Reserve lowered interest rates but also signaled fewer 2025 rate cuts in its forecast on Wednesday. Apple shares fell 2.25% outperforming market while JPMorgan said Apple Intelligence still is not driving iPhone sales, Nvidia shares slid 1.14% on Wednesday.

Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently ahead of Federal Reserve interstate rate decision at 20:00 CET after Wall Street retreated on Tuesday. Apple shares rose 0.97% outperforming market on the back of JPMorgan’s projection the previous day Apple’s AI will get revenue boost with the expected launch of the iPhone 17 in 2025, Amazon shares slid 0.76% on Tuesday.

Global equity indexes are trading in different directions currently after US stocks ended mixed on Monday. Tesla shares surged 4.34% outperforming market as Wedbush Securities raised its price target on Tesla to a Wall Street high of $515, Alphabet shares gained 3.54% on Monday amid news Barron's included the Google parent on the list of its 10 favorite stocks to buy for 2025.

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently after US stocks ended mixed on Friday. Apple shares added 0.07% while Morgan Stanley reiterated that the iPhone maker remained the investment bank's 'top pick' heading into 2025 reiterating its $273 price target and 'overweight' rating, Nvidia stock lost 2.25% underperforming market on Friday.

Global stocks are trading in different directions currently ahead of US import prices data at 17:30 CET after Wall Street dipped on Thursday. Meta shares slipped 0.3% underperforming market while Morgan Stanley said Facebook parent Meta Platforms and YouTube, which is owned by Google, are the most likely to benefit a TikTok ban or forced sale after federal appeals court on Friday upheld a law that requires China-based ByteDance to sell TikTok to another company by January 19 or the popular short-video site will be banned, Apple shares gained 0.6% on Thursday.

Global equity indexes are pointing in different directions currently after Wall Street ended mixed on Wednesday while Nasdaq closed at all time high. Tesla shares surged 5.9% to all-time high outperforming market, Microsoft shares rose 1.28% on Wednesday despite reports the software giant’s Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing Officer recently sold 2,500 shares of the company's common stock worth approximately $1.12 million.

Global equity indexes are trading in opposite directions currently ahead of US inflation report due at 17:30 CET after Wall Street extended losses on Tuesday. Alphabet shares jumped 5.32% outperforming market after the tech giant unveiled it’s breakthrough quantum computing chip “Willow”, Amazon shares slid 0.46% on Tuesday while Mizuho raised its price target for the company stock to $260 from $240.

Global equity indexes are trading in different directions currently after US stocks ended lower on Monday. Apple shares rose 1.6% outperforming market as the iPhone maker’s stock reached $3.73 trillion market capitalization closing at fresh all-time high, Nvidia shares fell 2.55% on Monday amid news China has started an investigation of the AI leader on a possible antimonopoly-law violation.