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With the calendar flipping toward the final trading days of 2025, investors are starting to talk up the chances of a Santa Claus rally
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With the calendar flipping toward the final trading days of 2025, investors are starting to talk up the chances of a Santa Claus rally
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JD Sports’ pre-tax profits jumped by almost a quarter to £294.5mln as the younger generations continue to splash their cash on Nike jogging bottoms and EA7 t-shirts
This week, JD Sports Fashion, a big player in the UK, agreed to buy Finish Line for US$558mln as part of a global expansion plan
A look at some highllght movers before the bell in New York on Thursday - the last tradinbg day of the quarter
JD Sports said the acquisition offers the company “the opportunity to expand its market leading elevated proposition into the most significant global market”
It was an indecisive end to the week with the Dow falling on Friday while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite edged higher
The Japanese PM, who has spoken to Donald Trump, reportedly described the move as a "most serious and grave" threat.
A look at what is moving the needle in pre-market deals in New York
We take a look at activity after the bell in New York
US stocks ended lower on Wednesday as the Dow once more attempted and failed to break 20,000
US stocks ended lower on Friday as oil prices sagged, but on the week the S&P 500 posted its best gains since July
Energy Fuels was reiterated a buy with a target price of C$7.05 by analysts at Cantor Fitzgerald on Monday.
Banks and airlines were particularly hard hit following the vote in Britain in favour of leaving the European Union
It was a good day to be long of gold, as the price of the yellow metal headed north
Banks, especially European ones, were bearing the brunt of the sell-off stateside.
In common with other global markets, US markets have taken a shellacking today
Britain has voted to leave the European Union, rocking world markets - and the US is set to follow suit.