I'm Jessica Edinger, CNBC. Wall Street opens Wednesday morning after a day in the green Tuesday. IBM, though, had its worst day ever.Shares tanked. The company lost a quarter of its value on Tuesday. Not enough to drag down the whole Dow at the close.The Dow was up nine points. Goldman Sachs shares helped with that. They were up 9% Tuesday. Nvidia shares up 4% Tuesday.The S&P 500 index up 28 points. The Nasdaq finished up 233 points. That was 9/10en of 1%.Chip shares mixed. Micron up almost 5%. Intel up 4 a ...

Talk about the crossroads of the world. Times Square has shown all kinds of action with masses of tourists sporting jerseys from around the world for World Cup. But now, ahead of the semi-finals, we're down to France and Spain, England and Argentina.These are the matches of consequence fueling these last-minute travel bookings. Sojern, a travel analytics company, shows flights from Argentina grew more than 45% after the World Cup kickoff. And then from Argentina to Atlanta, up 107% ahead of Wednesday's matc ...

But, but if you really look at it, what's going to slow the US consumer down is going to be the key. And right now, you they've gotten through a higher gas prices, they've gotten through the you know, inherent threat to them in the in the media of of job loss due to AI, they've gotten through a lot of things, and they still spend money. Now, affordability is an issue, and that will play out, and I think that'll work through over time as inflation settles down.But, at the end of the day, you have to worry ab ...

I'm Jessica Edinger, CNBC. Mixed markets on Wall Street this afternoon. The Dow is down 124 points.IBM shares dragging it lower. They're down more than 24% this afternoon. The S&P 500 index up 14. The Nasdaq's up 187 points.Chipmaker shares are mixed this afternoon. Micron up 5%. Qualcomm down almost 3%.Companies whose shares hit fresh all-time highs Tuesday include oil names Marathon Petroleum, Philips 66, and Valero. Plus, some of the big banks including Bank of America, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, and ...

Earnings Calendar Overview - JPMorgan Chase ($JPM), Bank of America ($BAC), and Goldman Sachs ($GS) are scheduled to report earnings on July 14 [1] - Morgan Stanley ($MS), BNY Mellon ($BNY), and M&T Bank ($MTB) are set to release financial results on July 15 [1] - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company ($TSM), Netflix ($NFLX), and U.S. Bancorp ($USB) are slated for earnings announcements on July 16 [1] Market Strategy - Crypto.com App facilitates direct trading of stocks and ETFs for investors monitoring these earnings events [1]

Banking Sector Performance & Outlook - Major financial institutions, including JPMorgan and Bank of America, are under scrutiny as analysts evaluate Q2 earnings and overall bank sector health [1] - Regional banks face ongoing credit quality concerns and specific performance challenges as highlighted by industry analysts [1] - Market experts suggest that Q2 tailwinds may provide support for bank valuations and future outlooks [1] Macroeconomic Trends & Monetary Policy - CPI data indicates a decline for the first time since 2020, signaling a potential shift in inflationary pressures [1] - Former and current Fed officials, including Bill Dudley and Seth Carpenter, debate the likelihood of further rate hikes versus the necessity of maintaining current monetary policy [1] - Market participants are closely monitoring the July Fed meeting for signals regarding interest rate trajectories and price stability [1] Geopolitical Risks & Market Volatility - Potential supply shocks and geopolitical tensions, specifically regarding the Strait of Hormuz blockade and Iran, pose risks to global oil prices [1] - Analysts are assessing the impact of Middle East risks and U.S. foreign policy strategies, including NATO relations, on broader market stability [1] - Investors are advised to consider "buy the dip" strategies amidst market volatility, while balancing AI capital expenditure (CapEx) trends against macroeconomic uncertainty [1]

Bank of America report second quarter earnings on Tuesday before the bell. CEO Brian Moynihan said it was one of the strongest quarters to date for his company. “Every business segment reported double digit net income growth and strong returns on equity,” he said. ...

Geopolitical Tensions and Energy Markets - Brent crude oil prices surged to over $85 per barrel, reaching a one-month high due to renewed U.S. blockades of Iranian ships and military strikes [1][4][23][29] - President Trump proposed a 20% toll on vessels navigating the Strait of Hormuz, which could cost approximately $30 million per ship depending on oil volume, compared to the $2 million previously charged by Iran [4][5][7][26] - European natural gas prices spiked as regional energy supplies remain constrained by ongoing Middle East conflicts and infrastructure damage [7][125][126] - China's crude oil imports fell by 41%, playing a central role in global oil price dynamics [8] Macroeconomic Outlook and Central Bank Policy - Markets are pricing in a 50% probability of a July interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve, with over 20 basis points of tightening already factored in [11][49] - European Central Bank (ECB) traders are fully pricing in another rate hike in September, with expectations of over 40 basis points of tightening by the end of the year [11] - The U.S. economy is shifting into a new macro regime characterized by structurally higher inflation and supply-side shocks, leading to a bond selloff [31][32][34][79] - Japanese Government Bond (JGB) yields rallied sharply, with 10, 20, and 30-year yields dropping between 7 and 18 basis points following government proposals to incentivize domestic bond holdings [13][14][68] Corporate Earnings and Sector Performance - U.S. banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs, are reporting earnings with expectations of near-record trading revenues driven by market volatility [18][22][179] - Ericsson shares dropped over 8% after the company flagged margin pressure due to rising component costs, while Hapag-Lloyd boosted its guidance citing increased market demand and container rates [83][85][114][115] - Apollo Global Management is on track for a record year in acquisitions, with over $1 trillion in assets under management and a focus on investment-grade credit [140][141] - Samsung is in the early stages of exploring an American Depository Receipt (ADR) offering following the successful listing of SK Hynix [127][138]

Global investors buying stocks aggressively should consider reducing exposure, according to Bank of America’s fund manager survey https://t.co/etz8mVEqtB ...