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These are the stocks posting the largest moves in premarket trading.

American Airlines gave more proof Thursday of the recovery in air travel, posting a better-than-expected profit for the fourth quarter, while Southwest Airlines lost money because of massive flight cancellations last month.

Stocks climbed Thursday to send Wall Street to its highest level in nearly eight weeks following reports suggesting the economy and corporate profits may be doing better than feared.

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Asian stock markets are mixed amid hopes Western economies can avoid a recession despite higher interest rates to cool inflation.

CNBC’s Jim Cramer used recent analyst calls on Advanced Micro Devices to illustrate his point.

Sooner or later, either Wall Street or the Federal Reserve has to blink.

Asian shares are trading mixed after Wall Street indexes finished little changed, as investors awaited earnings results from major global companies.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in the premarket.

A rally for tech stocks applied some salve on Wall Street’s rough week, one dominated by worries about a weakening economy.

Netflix's fourth-quarter earnings report is due out after the bell Thursday.

"Disappointing U.S. data releases and hawkish Fed rhetoric are also adding to the risk-off mood," said one analyst.

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The job cuts were announced Wednesday by Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

United Airlines' fourth-quarter profit topped Wall Street estimates thanks to strong demand and high fares.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said deal-making activity will return as soon as the Federal Reserve stops hiking interest rates.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.

Morgan Stanley reported fourth-quarter earnings before the opening bell on Tuesday.

Major U.S. indexes closed mixed on Wall Street at the beginning of a holiday-shortened, but earnings-heavy week.

Shares are mixed in Asia after Wall Street benchmarks ended last week on a high note.

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Citigroup reports fourth-quarter earnings on Friday. Here's how they did.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves midday.

Wells Fargo’s profit for the fourth quarter came in ahead of Wall Street’s targets but were about half of what it earned last year as the bank had to pay another $3.3 billion in fines and penalties to settle numerous scandals from recent years.

Expectations are running high that Bank of America will post gains in interest income thanks to higher rates and loan growth in the fourth quarter.

Stocks closed higher on Wall Street as earnings reporting season got underway and CEOs began to show how well or poorly they’re navigating high inflation and a slowing economy.

Some of the CPI components were still elevated — when industry activity is showing signs of things cooling off ahead.

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Fears of an impending recession have been a drag on bank stocks. But we're staying invested in our two financials — Wells Fargo (WFC) and Morgan Stanley (MS).

Asian shares are trading higher, boosted by a rally on Wall Street that came ahead of some potentially market-moving reports scheduled for later in the week.

The prestigious investment bank is undertaking one of its biggest rounds of layoffs since the Global Financial Crisis.

Home goods retailer plans to slash another $80 million to $100 million during unspecified round of layoffs.

Jim Cramer says the strength in stocks seen Monday afternoon is a “countertrend day,” not the real deal.

Vista will pay $19 per share in cash, or about $2.6 billion, according to CNBC's David Faber.

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New data indicates inflation may continue to cool, giving investors hope Fed may ease up on interest rate hikes.

Asian shares are mostly higher after Wall Street benchmarks fell on worries that the U.S. Federal Reserve will keep raising interest rates.

Wall Street rallied amid hopes inflation may continue to cool and the Federal Reserve may ease up on its interest rate hikes following some mixed readings on the U.S. economy.

Despite the economic slowdown, prices are expected to stay high for everything from oil to copper to wheat. Plus a selection of the writer’s favorite columns.

Asian shares are mostly higher following a rally on Wall Street as investors assessed minutes from the Federal Reserve’s latest meeting of policymakers and welcomed encouraging data on U.S. jobs.

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Wall Street turned sour on industrial conglomerates Honeywell (HON) and Emerson Electric (EMR) this week. We disagree.

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Asian stock markets are higher ahead of the release of minutes from a Federal Reserve meeting that investors hope might show the U.S. central bank is moderating its plans for more interest rate hikes to cool inflation.

As Beijing rolls back restrictions, the Chinese economy has nowhere to go but up. And Club names operating in China should see a boost.

Inflation, interest rates and a possible recession could weigh on markets. But there are also reasons for bullishness.

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The benchmark index fell 0.3% Friday, the last trading day of the year, leaving it down 19.4% for the year.

For 60 years, Art Cashin has been one of the most influential men on Wall Street. Head of floor trading for UBS, he is old-school Wall Street to the core.

Stocks are closing out 2022 with more losses, giving the S&P 500 its worst year since 2008.

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street higher following encouraging U.S. employment data but are headed for double-digit losses for the year.

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Shares have fallen in Asia after benchmarks skidded more than 1% on Wall Street.

Supplies of new cars are finally improving. But will the automakers have to cut prices to find enough buyers?

Stocks are mostly lower Tuesday afternoon after the long holiday weekend, adding to the market’s recent losses as Wall Street counts down its final days of a painful year for investors.

Investors reviewed mixed news on the economy as markets head for a long weekend. Markets will be closed Monday for the Christmas holiday.

U.S. stock futures are up and down Friday in a volatile premarket after a hotter-than-expected inflation reading.

Wall Street loses its gains from the last two days, as reports show better-than-expected data on economy.

U.S. stock futures point to lower open, one day after a powerful rally on Wall Street.

Wall Street pointed slightly higher in premarket trading as investors await the government’s final inflation-related report of the year.

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Major stock indexes rose into the green for the week, as investors remain focused on hot inflation and a potential recession.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves before the bell.

Stock market prognosticators nailed the earnings outlook but missed the mark on prices by a wide margin.

Stocks rose on Wall Street, lifting major indexes into the green for the week as investors welcomed a report showing consumer confidence is holding up better than expected.

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Stocks ended lower on Wall Street as worries grow that the Federal Reserve and other central banks are willing to bring on a recession if that’s what it takes to get inflation under control.

Stocks are closing lower on Wall Street after a report showed inflation is slowing, though not by as much as hoped.

Shares are higher in Asia after an advance on Wall Street led by the latest rally in technology companies.

Shares are mostly lower in Asia after Wall Street sagged under weakness in tech stocks.

World shares have fallen, with Hong Kong’s benchmark down more than 3%, even as Beijing announced it was drastically scaling back its “zero-COVID” policies.

Shares are lower in Asia after benchmarks fell again on Wall Street on fears the Federal Reserve will need to keep the brakes on the economy to get inflation under control, risking a sharp recession.

Stocks are mostly lower in Asia after Wall Street pulled back as surprisingly strong economic reports highlighted the difficulty of the Federal Reserve’s fight against inflation.

Shares have retreated in Europe and Asia ahead of the release of U.S. jobs data.

Stocks fell broadly on Wall Street as protests spread in China calling for President Xi Jinping to step down amid growing anger over severe restrictions imposed as part of his “zero COVID” strategy in the world's second-largest economy.

Stocks are closing mixed on Wall Street Friday, but major indexes all notched weekly gains.

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street sank and Chinese anti-virus controls fueled concern about an economic slowdown.

Asian stock markets are lower after Wall Street ended with a loss for the week amid anxiety about Federal Reserve plans for more interest rate hikes to cool inflation.

Asian shares mostly declined amid concerns about the impact of China’s “zero-COVID” strategy mixed with hopes for economic activity and tourism returning to normal.

Asian shares are mostly lower as investors experience jitters over global risks after Poland said a Russian-made missile killed two people there.

Stocks fell on Wall Street, giving back some of their huge gains made last week on hopes the worst of the nation’s inflation may finally have passed.

Wall Street piled more gains onto its mammoth rally from a day earlier to close out its best week since the summer.

Wall Street rallied Friday, but only after yo-yoing several times.

Tokyo’s benchmark is declining while shares in the rest of the region are mostly gaining, as investors look ahead to a closely watched U.S. jobs report and fret over further monetary tightening by the Federal Reserve.

Shares have advanced in Asia despite a retreat on Wall Street.

Wall Street closed sharply higher, capping another strong week with gains led by Apple and other companies that made even bigger profits during the summer than expected.

Shares are mostly lower in Asia after a mixed session on Wall Street, where tech sector losses offset gains in other parts of the market.

Asian stock markets have followed Wall Street higher as hopes increased that the Federal Reserve might ease off plans for interest rate hikes.

American Airlines is reporting a $483 million profit for the third quarter, as planes were mostly full and fares were higher over the hectic summer months.

Asian shares are mostly lower after Wall Street benchmarks fell, reversing course after two days of gains.

Asian stock markets are mixed after Wall Street rose on strong corporate profit reports.

Stocks are mostly higher in Asia, tracking the latest rally on Wall Street.

Wells Fargo easily beat Wall Street’s third-quarter revenue forecasts as higher interest rates helped offset a steep decline in home lending.

Asian stock markets have surged after Wall Street rebounded from a slump caused by worse-than-forecast inflation numbers.

Stocks ended broadly lower on Wall Street, leaving most major indexes in the red for the week, as more concerns emerged about inflation.