Before the Bell | Chip shortage drives EU new car sales lower again
By Danilo
Hey, mooers! Here are things you need to know before the opening bell:
- U.S. stock futures fell early Tuesday as traders braced for the latest batch of corporate earnings reports and as government bond yields hit Covid-era highs.
- Passenger-car registrations across the EU fell 23% in December, the sixth consecutive month of decline in 2021, with the continued semiconductor shortage mainly to blame.
- U.S. stock futures fell early Tuesday as traders braced for the latest batch of corporate earnings reports and as government bond yields hit Covid-era highs.
- Passenger-car registrations across the EU fell 23% in December, the sixth consecutive month of decline in 2021, with the continued semiconductor shortage mainly to blame.
Market Snapshot
U.S. stock futures fell early Tuesday as traders braced for the latest batch of corporate earnings reports and as government bond yields hit Covid-era highs.
Futures tied to the $Dow Jones Industrial Average(.DJI.US$ slipped by 230 points, or 0.64%. $S&P 500 Index(.SPX.US$ futures fell 1.02%, and $NASDAQ 100 Index(.NDX.US$ futures declined 1.63%. U.S. markets were closed Monday due to the Martin Luther King holiday.
Market Temperature
Bond yields hit two-year high as stock futures fall
U.S. stock futures fell, led by large technology stocks, as government bond yields rose to a two-year high. Meanwhile, major banks including Goldman Sachs are set to report earnings ahead of the market open.
U.S. stock futures fell, led by large technology stocks, as government bond yields rose to a two-year high. Meanwhile, major banks including Goldman Sachs are set to report earnings ahead of the market open.
Chip shortage drives EU new car sales lower again
Passenger-car registrations across the EU fell 23% in December, the sixth consecutive month of decline in 2021, with the continued semiconductor shortage mainly to blame.
Passenger-car registrations across the EU fell 23% in December, the sixth consecutive month of decline in 2021, with the continued semiconductor shortage mainly to blame.
Regulators' wrangling won't stop VC stampede
The Securities and Exchange Commission is trying to tame wild unicorns, but these privately held companies are both fantastic and elusive by design.
The Securities and Exchange Commission is trying to tame wild unicorns, but these privately held companies are both fantastic and elusive by design.
Full recovery in global labor market could take years
New U.N. projections note a divide between rich countries with labor shortages and poor ones where joblessness remains high.
New U.N. projections note a divide between rich countries with labor shortages and poor ones where joblessness remains high.
U.S. Airlines seek further 5G rollout delay
Carriers said in a letter to U.S. officials that current FAA flight-safety measures to accommodate the new wireless service could result in a significant disruption of their flight schedules this week. $American Airlines(AAL.US$
Carriers said in a letter to U.S. officials that current FAA flight-safety measures to accommodate the new wireless service could result in a significant disruption of their flight schedules this week. $American Airlines(AAL.US$
Credit Suisse's António Horta-Osório lost board support over covid-19 rules breach
The chairman's jet use also raised concerns, with some board members fearing he lacked credibility to fix what had come to be seen as the bank's broken culture. $Credit Suisse(CS.US$
The chairman's jet use also raised concerns, with some board members fearing he lacked credibility to fix what had come to be seen as the bank's broken culture. $Credit Suisse(CS.US$
Amazon backs off threat to ban U.K.-issued Visa credit cards
The online retailer $Amazon(AMZN.US$, which has criticized Visa's fees, said it is negotiating a deal that would allow customers to keep using their U.K. cards.
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The online retailer $Amazon(AMZN.US$, which has criticized Visa's fees, said it is negotiating a deal that would allow customers to keep using their U.K. cards.
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Source: CNBC, Dow Jones Newswires, Bloomberg
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