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Oil futures move lower in volatile trading Monday as fears of a recession lead to a dip in prices to their lowest since January, but concerns over tight global supplies limit losses.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell offers high praise for Arizona Democrat Kyrsten Sinema ahead of her lecture on bipartisanship.

Shares of Macy's Inc. dropped 2.5% in midday trading Monday toward an 18-month low, after the department store chain announced plans to hire more than 41,000 seasonal employees before the holidays, down 46% from the previous year's hiring plans. The full- and part-time seasonal hires will be for Macy's namesake stores, as well as for stores under the Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury banners, and for the company's supply chain locations and call centers. Last year, the company had said it planned to hire 76,000 seasonal employees... Читать дальше...

Bank of England Gov. Andrew Bailey on Monday said the institution is "monitoring developments in financial markets very closely" after the British pound fell to an all-time low versus the U.S. dollar. In a statement, Bailey acknowledged the U.K. Treasury's unveiling Friday of its budget plan and further details released Monday. Large tax cuts were blamed by analysts and traders for a sharp selloff in the pound. In his statement, Bailey said he welcomed the government's "commitment to sustainable economic growth... Читать дальше...

Shares of Visa Inc. were off 1.2% in Monday morning trading and on track to log their 10th straight session of declines, which would make for Visa's longest losing streak on record, according to Dow Jones Market Data. The stock has lost 12.0% over the recent 10-session stretch. Shares of Mastercard Inc. , down 0.8% Monday, are on pace to log their eighth-straight session of declines, which would mark their longest losing streak since a 10-session stretch that ended Jan. 15, 2008. The recent declines... Читать дальше...

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Coronavirus Update: Vaccine makers seek clearance for bivalent boosters for kids

Source: iStockphotoThe Federal Reserve is the proverbial bull in the china shop, prepared to create damage with higher interest rates to bring down the hottest inflation spell of the past 40 years.The first thing that will break is the financial markets, “as currently unfolding,” BMO Capital Markets economists Michael Gregory and Sal Guatieri said in a note Monday. Dow industrials were on the brink of falling into a bear market, while the S&P 500 index and Nasdaq Composite are already in one;... Читать дальше...

President Joe Biden is proposing a new rule that would require airlines and travel websites to provide better disclosures about certain fees, according to a White House statement on Monday. "Under the proposed rule, airlines and travel search websites would have to disclose upfront -- the first time an airfare is displayed -- any fees charged to sit with your child, for changing or cancelling your flight, and for checked or carry-on baggage," the White House said. Biden is slated to discuss the... Читать дальше...

‘APEs’ react to disclosure of AMC plan to sell up to 425 million new shares

Voters in Arkansas will cast ballots in a statewide referendum on Nov. 8 on whether to allow adult-use cannabis sales, while a separate adult-use referendum planned for Oklahoma has fizzled, Benchmark analyst Mick Hickey noted Monday in his weekly cannabis chronicles. Last week, the Arkansas Supreme Court OK'd a request by Responsible Growth Arkansas to certify petition signatures to qualify the referendum to allow cannabis sales to people over 21, after the Board of Election Commissioners failed to approve the signatures. Читать дальше...

Only 14% of women say they’re prepared for a recession, compared with 30% of men, according to a survey by Ellevest, a women's investing platform.

House buyers nixed pending sales in August in Sun Belt cities like Phoenix, Tampa, and Las Vegas, Redfin said in a new report.

Among the harshest comments of the financial plan from the UK government comes from Paul Donovan, the chief economist of UBS Global Wealth Management.

Shares of AMC Preferred Equity Units , known as "APEs," dropped 7.8% toward a new low in morning trading Monday, after AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. disclosed a distribution agreement to sell up to 425.0 million APEs. At current prices, the movie theater chain could raise up to about $1.4 billion from the sale of more APEs. AMC said it plans to use the proceeds "to repay, refinance, redeem or repurchase" existing debt, and also possibly for general corporate purposes. AMC's stock slumped 3.5% in morning trading. The APEs... Читать дальше...

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S&P and Dow on track for fifth straight daily declines at Monday’s opening bell

U.S. stocks opened lower on Monday as the S&P 500 and Dow Jones Industrial Average headed for their fifth day of losses as rising Treasury yields and rampant dollar strength continued to weigh on the market. The S&P 500 [s:spx] was off 8 points, or 0.2%, at 3,685. The Nasdaq Composite was flat at 10,867. The Dow was off 75 points, or 0.3%, at 29,514.

Markets reacted calmly to news far-right coalition won the Italian election, relieved that lack of a land slide reduced the chances of radical action.

Hedge funds in the City of London have made huge profits by betting against the U.K. pound ahead of the U.K mini fiscal budget last week, according to a report by The Sunday Times.

Dick's Sporting Goods to hire 9,000 seasonal employees

Dick's Sporting Goods Inc. said Monday it plans to hire up to 9,000 seasonal associates for the 2022 holiday season. In 2021, the company said it would hire up to 10,000 people for the holidays, up 1,000 from 2020. Shares of Dick's Sporting Goods are down 0.4% in premarket trades.

Shares of Micron Technology Inc. edged up 0.1% in premarket trading, after Wedbush analyst Matt Bryson cut his price target by 24%, but remained bullish, saying the semiconductor company appears to be "better positioned" even as adversity grows. Bryson said chip-market conditions have worsened since Micron warned in early August of a revenue shortfall, as demand as fallen more than expected and memory prices have dropped "precipitously." Bryson cut his stock price target to $65 from $85, but... Читать дальше...

Russian stocks tumble to lowest levels since 2017