• AAPL
• AMZN
• GOGL34
• GOGL35
• GOOG
• GOOGL
• MSFT
• NFLX
• VRTX

Alphabet's Q3 revenue growth likely to slow as competition pressures Search, YouTube

Alphabet is projected to report the slowest revenue growth amid competition impacting Google Search and YouTube, despite cloud services showing strong performance and cost-saving expectations from new CFO.

• AAPL
• AMZN
• GOOGL
• META
• MSFT
• STOXX

European shares gain as key data and US tech earnings loom

European shares rise as investors await crucial economic data and U.S. earnings, with optimism amidst easing policies and upcoming election anxieties.

• AAPL
• AMZN
• CL
• DE40
• FCHI
• GOOGL
• LCO
• META
• MSFT
• UK100

European stocks bounce as risk sentiment improves; Philips cuts sales forecast

European stock markets rose due to improved risk sentiment from eased geopolitical tensions. Oil prices dropped, and Philips cut its 2024 sales forecast amid declining demand.

• AAPL
• AMZN
• EUR/USD
• GB10YT=RR
• GOOGL
• JP225
• META
• MSFT
• TSLA

Take Five: Ready for an action-packed week?

Traders face a busy week with Japan's election results, U.S. jobs data, UK budget, euro zone growth figures, and third-quarter earnings impacting global markets.

• AAPL
• AMZN
• GOOGL
• META
• MSFT
• US500
• USD/JPY

Morning Bid: Event risks galore this week

• AAPL
• AMZN
• GC
• GOOGL
• JP225
• LCO
• META
• MSFT
• USD/JPY

Oil slides on Mideast respite, yen down as Japan govt loses majority

The yen fell to a three-month low following Japan's election results; oil prices dropped due to Israel's strike on Iran, while U.S. dollar strength continues.

• AAPL
• AMZN
• GOOGL
• META
• MSFT
• TSLA
• US500

Stocks rally faces gauntlet of tech earnings, jobs data, election

• AAPL
• AMZN
• CL
• GOOGL
• LCO
• META
• MSFT
• TSLA
• US500

Top 5 things to watch in markets in the week ahead

• AAPL
• AMD
• AMZN
• DELL
• GOOGL
• IBM
• INTC
• IXIC
• MRVL
• MSFT
• NOW
• NVDA
• ORCL
• QCOM
• SAPG

5 big analyst AI moves: Apple downgraded; Microsoft pullback an opportunity

• GOOGL

Google to develop AI that takes over computers, The Information reports

Google is developing AI, Project Jarvis, to enhance web browsing tasks, competing with OpenAI's autonomous research capabilities and exploring direct software interactions with users' devices.