Börse Express – Equity Outlook New York: moderate opening earnings expected

NEW YORK (dpa-AFX) – US stock markets are expected to continue their upward trend from the day before Wednesday’s open. The upside momentum continues to partly reflect ongoing optimism about China’s reopening, which partly offsets concerns about the global economic outlook, trade sources said. In the case of technology stocks, the bargain hunt may continue after significant losses a year earlier.

If not, investors should already be looking ahead to Thursday’s US inflation data. According to experts, consumer prices for December should signal a further decline in inflation, which would support the hypothesis of less aggressive rate hikes. Broker IG has valued the Dow Jones Industrial
three-quarters of an hour before the start, 0.3 percent higher at 33,802 points. The high-tech Nasdaq 100
a plus of 0.3 percent is also expected.

Shares of US airlines reacted to the failure of a pilot signaling system operated by the Federal Aviation Administration, which temporarily paralyzed all domestic air traffic, with moderate losses ahead of the market. Documents of American Airlines recently lost 0.6 percent, those of United Airlines 0.4% and by Delta Air Lines 0.2 percent.

Apple shares they rose 0.2% in pre-market trading. According to insiders, the iPhone maker wants to install its own displays in its mobile devices for the first time since 2024. The company wants to move away from suppliers like Samsung and LG more independent, the Bloomberg news agency reported, citing people familiar with the matter.

Vaccine maker Curevac stocks they were up another 6% pre-market after nearly doubling in value over the past three trading days. The demonstration was triggered by an interim report on the flu vaccination program of the Tübingen company.

The Bed Bath & Beyond cards it rose 27 percent according to the Home Decorator’s Quarterly data. For shareholders, this should still be a drop in the ocean, as shares were down 95% from last year’s summer high.

Shares of World Wrestling Entertainment gained 4.2% before market after two wrestling journalists tweeted that Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund is looking to buy the company. However, this has not yet been confirmed anywhere./edh/jha/

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