Apple defied the doom and gloom that had been building for weeks. Shares rose roughly 3% Thursday evening after the tech giant reported a slightly better-than-expected quarter. More importantly, guidance for revenue growth in the March quarter was much better feared. Revenue in Apple’s fiscal 2025 first quarter, which ended in December, grew 10% year-over-year
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FX option expiries for Jan 31 NY cut at 10:00 Eastern Time via DTCC can be found below. EUR/USD: EUR amounts 1.0200 1.7b 1.0250 837m 1.0300 3.1b 1.0350 1b 1.0375 973m 1.0400 2.8b 1.0450 3.1b 1.0500 1.9b GBP/USD: GBP amounts      1.2475 597m USD/JPY: USD amounts                                  154.00 795m 154.75 850m 155.00 1.4b 155.35 665m USD/CHF: USD
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Euro is trading slightly higher following the ECB’s widely expected 25bps rate cut, though the move lacks strong momentum. In her post-meeting press conference, President Christine Lagarde reinforced the bank’s “gradual easing path”. She stated that a larger 50bps cut was not even considered today, making it clear that an aggressive rate-cutting cycle is off
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Shares of Club name Dover jumped Thursday, as a strong profitability outlook for the year ahead outshined some blemishes in the industrial conglomerate’s fourth-quarter results. The report solidified Dover’s place in our portfolio. Revenue in the fourth quarter rose 1.3% year over year, to $1.93 billion, short versus the $1.95 billion the Street was looking
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IBM stock rose as much as 13% on Thursday, its best intraday price action in more than a decade. IBM reported Q4 adjusted EPS of $3.92, 14 cents ahead of expectations. AI bookings rose $2 billion QoQ in the fourth quarter. Multiple analysts raised their price targets on IBM, impressed by guidance for 2025 FCF. International
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Economy and Climate Action Minister and Greens Party chancellor candidate Robert Habeck arrives for the weekly federal government cabinet meeting on January 29, 2025 in Berlin, Germany. Sean Gallup | Getty Images News | Getty Images The German government on Wednesday slashed its gross domestic product forecast to just 0.3% growth in 2025. “The diagnosis
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