Ines Ferré is a Senior Business Reporter at Yahoo Finance. She specializes in finance, trading, commodities and futures, as well as cryptocurrency and energy sectors, covering topics like energy policy, renewable energy, and commodity markets. Ines has been featured in various outlets, including Yahoo News UK, The Times Of Update, and RealClearEnergy.
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What happened: International courier service FedEx ( FDX ) stock sank 5% in post-market trading on Tuesday.
What happened: Alphabet ( ) shares were up less than 1% in after-hours trading on Tuesday.
What happened: Gold futures ( ) tumbled more than 2% on Wednesday to trade near $4,000 per troy ounce.
Gold prices retreated on Wednesday as the market awaited a key inflation print this week.
What happened: International courier service FedEx ( ) stock sank over 1.5% on Wednesday.
By: Ines Ferré
The AI supercycle and earnings revisions are expected to send the S&P 500 (^ ) higher this year, but the path to getting there won't be a straight line, JPMorgan strategists said.
What happened: Bitcoin ( ) fell below $60,000 per token, extending its bear-market decline.
By: Ines Ferré
What happened: IBM ( ) shares surged 2% in pre-market on Thursday. What's behind the move: The enterprise information technology company first sub-1 nanometer (nm) chip technology.
By: Ines Ferré
What happened: Memory and storage stocks rallied on Thursday. Shares of SanDisk ( ) and Western Digital ( ) gained 10%, and 4%, respectively while chipmaker Qualcomm ( ) and machine manufacturer Applied Materials ( ) also rose.
By: Ines Ferré
Micron's blowout earnings lifted the entire semiconductor complex on Thursday.
