Market Overview

Global equity indexes futures are pointing in opposite directions currently ahead of US November payrolls report at 14:30 CET today. Wall Street rebounded on Thursday. Alphabet shares jumped 5.31% outperforming market after Google launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) model called Gemini that can make it more competitive with Microsoft-backed OpenAI, Tesla shares gained 1.34% on Thursday despite reports previous day that Tesla is a favorite short among hedge funds.

Global stocks are trading lower currently after Wall Street ended lower on Wednesday on weak employment data. Alphabet shares lost 0.74% while Google launched a new artificial intelligence (AI) model called Gemini that can make it more competitive with Microsoft-backed OpenAI, Nvidia shares fell 2.28% on Wednesday underperforming the market as Advanced Micro Devices launched new AI chips that power artificial intelligence applications.

Global equity indexes are pointing up currently after Wall Street ended mixed on Tuesday on mixed data. Tesla stocks gained 1.33% as Tesla vehicle insurance registrations in China rose again over week, Apple shares rose 2.11% on Tuesday outperforming market after Foxconn, a key Apple manufacturing partner, raised its outlook for sales in the December-ending quarter.

Global stocks are trading down currently after Wall Street resumed retreating on Monday. Amazon shares lost 1.49% despite reports company’s "record-breaking" sales from November 17 to Cyber Monday surpassed its performance during the same 11-day period last year, Alphabet shares fell 1.96% underperforming market amid Mizuho’s warnings about potentially overoptimistic fourth-quarter forecasts as it faces slowdown in its cloud business and significant expenses related to YouTube's streaming rights for the NFL Sunday Ticket.

Global equity indexes are pointing mostly down currently as Wall Street bounced on Friday. Apple shares gained 0.68% outperforming market amid news Apple and Paramount are considering bundling their streaming services and offering them to subscribers at a discount, Nvidia shares inched down 0.01% on Friday.

Global equity indexes futures are pointing in different directions currently ahead of address by Fed Chair Powell today at 17:00 CET. Wall Street closed mixed again on Thursday. Apple shares added 0.29% outperforming market, Nvidia shares lost 2.86% on Thursday amid reports Independent Director Mark Stevens sold $5.0 million worth of stock on the 27th of November, the largest sale by an insider in the last three months.

Global stocks are trading higher currently after Wall Street ended mixed on Wednesday following the upgrade of US third quarter growth advance estimate. Microsoft shares lost 1.0% while the software giant announced it will have a non-voting board seat at OpenAI startup, Nvidia shares rose 0.67% on Wednesday outperforming the market.

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently after Wall Street rebounded on Tuesday. Tesla stocks jumped 4.51% outperforming market as Tesla raised the starting price of the Model Y Long Range in China by $280, the fifth consecutive weekly price increase on a Model Y trim going back to the end of the third quarter, Meta shares rose 1.28% on Tuesday.

Global stocks are trading mostly down currently after Wall Street resumed retreating on Monday. Microsoft shares rose 0.31% outperforming market, Amazon shares gained 0.67% on Monday amid reports the company surpassed both FedEx and UPS to become biggest US package delivery firm.

Global equity indexes are pointing in opposite directions currently as Wall Street ended mixed on Friday after a shortened trading day in the US. Amazon shares inched up 0.02% amid strikes in Europe while UNI Global Union warned that Amazon would face strikes and protests in more than 30 countries around the world including the United States, Nvidia shares lost 1.9% on Friday underperforming market amid news Nvidia told Chinese customers that it is delaying the launch of new AI chip H20 that is designed to comply with U.S. export rules until the first quarter of next year.