Singapore’s UOB revises down 2024 loan growth, fourth-quarter profit beats forecasts
Singapore’s UOB revised its 2024 loan growth forecast to low single digits from mid-single digits following a robust 22% increase in fourth quarter net profit.
CNBC Daily Open: Wariness over rate cuts lingers
While most members believed rates were “likely at their peak,” there was still uneasiness over the inflation picture.
Asia-Pacific markets trade mixed; Bank of Korea rate decision is on tap
Asia-Pacific markets traded mixed Thursday, as the region awaits a slew of economic data and the Fed maintained they were in no hurry to cut rates.
JPMorgan reveals its favorite European stock picks — giving one over 93% upside
It also revealed a list of “unattractive” stocks in banking, a sector it’s underweight on.
Where do Treasury yields go from here? Morgan Stanley’s Jim Caron weighs in
He outlined three scenarios, explaining how each could affect stocks.
Amazon is getting added to the Dow. What it means for the market benchmark
The 30-stock index is about to get a boost after the online retailer joins its ranks.
Ex-Disney star Bridgit Mendler accidentally checked a box on a college application—now she’s running a startup because of it
Actor and singer Bridgit Mendler’s path to co-founding and running space startup Northwood Space started completely by accident. Here’s how.
How 3 stocks are navigating the economic tug-of-war between the U.S. and China
As tensions between Beijing and Washington rise, U.S. companies targeting China for future growth are facing strong headwinds.
Tesla faces hurdle in Germany as locals vote to oppose factory expansion
Tesla failed to secure locals’ vote to authorize a major factory expansion for the company’s battery and car assembly plant in Brandenburg, Germany.
The Nvidia trade looks crowded ahead of the chipmaker’s earnings report, according to the charts
Nvidia has been awarded the flagship status of companies leading the artificial intelligence revolution, and all eyes turn to fourth-quarter earnings.