Look out above and below. These stocks are expected to see the biggest moves this week
Several consumer and technology companies are among those forecast to score the biggest moves after reporting quarterly results this week.
Biden calls on snack makers to stop ‘shrinkflation’ rip-offs. Here’s how to spot downsized grocery store products
High inflation has prompted some food companies to shrink the size of their products. President Joe Biden is calling for them to put a stop to that practice.
Shares of UFC and WWE parent company are primed to rally 40%, Jefferies says
Shares of TKO, which made its public trading debut Sept. 12, are up 7.4% this year.
Saudi energy minister pins Aramco’s oil capacity halt on green transition
Saudi state-controlled Aramco suspended its capacity expansion plans because of the green transition, Saudi energy minister Abdulaziz bin Salman said Monday.
Dutch court orders halt to export of F-35 jet parts to Israel
A Dutch appeals court on Monday ordered the government to block all exports of F-35 fighter jet parts to Israel over concerns they were being used in violations of international law during Israel’s Gaza offensive.
Russia’s economy ‘in for very tough times’ despite improved growth outlook, IMF managing director says
Russia’s current production and consumption patterns are “pretty much what the Soviet Union used to look like,” Georgieva said.
Watch CNBC’s full interview with IMF’s Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva
Kristalina Georgieva, managing director at the IMF, speaks to CNBC’s Dan Murphy in a wide-ranging interview at the World Governments Summit in Dubai. She discusses the Israel-Hamas war, Pakistan’s elections and Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Israeli forces rescue 2 hostages in dramatic Gaza raid
The raid was celebrated in Israel, which has been seeking the release of more than 100 captives held by Hamas and other militant groups.
Digital banking giant Revolut is launching phone plans for travelers in the UK
Digital banking startup Revolut is launching travel eSIM plans in the U.K. that give users access to data abroad without suffering roaming charges.
Germany’s economy is on shaky ground and glimmers of hope are few and far between
Good news has been rare for Germany’s economy in recent months, and the latest data has not changed that.
