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Data center revenues account for most of the tech giant’s second-quarter sales.

Stocks (and gold) shot up in response to Powell’s talk, and Treasury yields declined in the wake of his comments, so let’s hope he follows through on this view.

Supermarket inflation for the year was 1.5 percent, while Coles reported a net profit of $1.08 billion.

Fortescue highlighted its continued interest in the China market.

‘I think we’ve got some work to do,’ Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said.

Surge driven by exports and increased demand for domestic U.S. factory goods.

The commerce secretary had already confirmed the administration’s plan regarding Intel but had not mentioned whether the plan would extend to other chipmakers.

The energy giant says there’s potential growth in the Asia Pacific region.

Based on hopes of the Ukraine war ending – plus other factors – the major stock indexes are up an average of 2% in 1st half of August – normally a weak month.

The company’s earnings held steady as Q2 sales rose, with executives predicting only targeted, not sweeping, price increases for consumers.

Investor sentiment over a parade of IPOs outweighed a few earnings disappointments, keeping bulls in control most of the week.

Data center revenues account for most of the tech giant’s second-quarter sales.

Stocks (and gold) shot up in response to Powell’s talk, and Treasury yields declined in the wake of his comments, so let’s hope he follows through on this view.

Supermarket inflation for the year was 1.5 percent, while Coles reported a net profit of $1.08 billion.

Fortescue highlighted its continued interest in the China market.

‘I think we’ve got some work to do,’ Kansas City Fed President Jeffrey Schmid said.

Surge driven by exports and increased demand for domestic U.S. factory goods.

The commerce secretary had already confirmed the administration’s plan regarding Intel but had not mentioned whether the plan would extend to other chipmakers.

The energy giant says there’s potential growth in the Asia Pacific region.

Based on hopes of the Ukraine war ending – plus other factors – the major stock indexes are up an average of 2% in 1st half of August – normally a weak month.

The company’s earnings held steady as Q2 sales rose, with executives predicting only targeted, not sweeping, price increases for consumers.

Investor sentiment over a parade of IPOs outweighed a few earnings disappointments, keeping bulls in control most of the week.