Новости за 22.09.2021

U.S. stocks posted strong gains but finished off session highs Wednesday after the Federal Reserve signaled tapering would likely begin later this year and that interest rate hikes will start in 2022.

The Federal Reserve signals more rates hikes, taper timeline and acknowledges rising inflation.

Billionaire investor John Paulson's stock portfolio is at stake in what is expected to be one of the most expensive divorces of all time.

The IPO, which raised $870 million, gave Toast a market value of about $20 billion based on the total number of shares outstanding.

Airbnb CEO has nothing to announce on cryptocurrencies but he did share a key connection to the industry.

Evergrande's struggle to comply with financial restrictions imposed by regulators to curb rising debt in the Chinese economy has prompted fears a default might cause global shockwaves.

Bitcoin was trading 2.29% lower on Wednesday morning.

U.S. equity futures were trading higher early Wednesday as investors await a Fed policy meeting later in the day where Fed governors may signal when they will begin reining in ultra-low interest rates policies.

Business software firm Freshworks said it had priced its U.S. initial public offering well above the target range to raise $1.03 billion, valuing the Salesforce.com rival at $10.13 billion as hybrid work fuels demand for its products.

The FedEx chief operating officer on Tuesday blamed staffing problems after reporting a 7% drop in quarterly profit and said the “constrained labor market” is the biggest issue facing the company.

China Evergrande Group's main unit said on Wednesday that it would make a bond interest payment on Sept. 23, offering some relief to global markets on edge over a possible default by China's No. 2 property developer.

Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler said Tuesday that he doesn’t see much long-term viability for cryptocurrencies, underscoring the importance of protecting investors in the market and bringing it under regulatory oversight.

JetBlue and American Airlines pledged to forge ahead with their planned partnership at northeastern U.S. airports after the Justice Department filed an antitrust lawsuit to block the deal.