Meta stuns Wall Street with its first dividend. Amazon and Alphabet could be next.
Meta likely just made Silicon Valley’s most monumental dividend decision since Apple reinstated its payout over a decade ago.
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Meta likely just made Silicon Valley’s most monumental dividend decision since Apple reinstated its payout over a decade ago.
Apple broke its four-quarter streak of revenue declines in the holiday quarter, eking out 2% growth.
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Gold nudged higher on a weaker dollar and lower Treasury yields, while base metals remained broadly mixed.
Oil prices edged up in Europe after an OPEC+ monitoring committee made no changes to the group’s output cut plans.
EUR/USD is likely to keep within a relatively small range of 1.05-1.11 this year, Societe Generale Research said, even in a market discounting slightly more ECB than Fed easing, and much weaker growth in the eurozone than ...
Societe Generale Research expects better entry points in 10-year Bunds, recommending investors buy when yields are above 2.30%. “We still expect better buy on dip opportunities in 1Q.”
Japan’s Nikkei Stock Average rose 0.4% to close at 36158.02, tracking Wall Street gains overnight.
The sole focus in the Australian debt market next week will be on RBA Gov. Michele Bullock’s first ever press conference.