Japan’s third-quarter GDP falls faster than first estimates as consumption sags
Japan’s economy fell faster than first estimated in the third quarter, consumer and business spending shrank, driving down third-quarter gross domestic product.
Buying property in Asia? Real estate specialists give their investment tips
It’s a good time for homeowners in Hong Kong to buy now, but investors hunting for yield might want to think twice, says Peter Churchouse of Portwood Capital.
These global stocks may be overbought, but analysts still like them — giving one nearly 40% upside
CNBC Pro screened three indexes for stocks that are among the most overbought. They were also screened to include analyst buy ratings of more than 50%.
Forget the automakers: Fund manager picks 2 longer-term plays to cash in on EVs
EV companies like Tesla and BYD have garnered a lot of attention from investors this year —but one fund manager has a different way to play the theme.
CNBC Daily Open: AI saves the day
Wall Street resumed its rally as technology giants intensified their AI race, boosting tech stocks.
Hong Kong’s soccer fans will get to see Lionel Messi in action in February
Soccer fans in Hong Kong will be able to see the world’s best player Lionel Messi in action next year when David Beckham’s Inter Miami play the Hong Kong team in February.
Amazon CEO says generative AI will ‘change every customer experience’
In an interview with CNBC’s Jim Cramer, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy explained how generative AI might change customers’ experiences.
Asia markets set for largely lower open ahead of Japan GDP numbers, India rate decision
Investors will be watching Japan’s revised third quarter GDP numbers, as well as India’s central bank monetary policy decision.
S&P 500 notches new high for 2023 Friday, on six-week hot streak after solid economic data: Live updates
The S&P 500 rose on Friday to hit a new high for 2023 after the November jobs report and University of Michigan data fueled hopes for a soft landing.
Here’s what the market will be looking for in Friday’s key jobs report
Economists expect the Labor Department to report that nonfarm payrolls expanded by 190,000 last month, up from 150,000 in October.
