Samsung stock plunges 8% despite record Q2 profit outlook: what’s worrying investors
Samsung stock plunged over 8% on Tuesday even after the company flagged what could be its most profitable quarter ever. The shares fell
Samsung stock plunged over 8% on Tuesday even after the company flagged what could be its most profitable quarter ever. The shares fell
Oil prices edged higher on Tuesday as a tanker fire near the Strait of Hormuz revived geopolitical nerves, offsetting another wave of bearish
Asia’s chip rally finally met a stronger earnings number it could not celebrate. Samsung Electronics delivered a forecast that would normally electrify the
Gold’s pause below a two-week high shows a market waiting for its next policy signal rather than abandoning the rebound. Bullion eased on
Bitcoin has slipped back below $64,000 after Monday’s rebound stalled near $64,500, as long liquidations and pre-Fed caution added pressure. According to market
The NZD/USD exchange rate pulled back a bit on Tuesday, reacting to more weak US macro data, and as traders refocused on the
Silver’s four-day rebound ran into a familiar problem on Tuesday: oil. The white metal fell back towards $61 an ounce as reports of
DEXE price has climbed to a multi-year high after strong buying pressure, rising on-chain activity, and improving market sentiment combined to extend the
British house prices increased by 0.2% in June, marking the first monthly rise in four months, while annual growth accelerated slightly to 0.6%,
London’s benchmark FTSE 100 index traded slightly lower on Monday as weakness in precious metal mining stocks outweighed gains in financial and media