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Tuesday, October 6
Earnings
Diesel prices hit a new record, and the cost is already moving through supply chains into grocery bills, freight rates, and CPI data — all in the same week central banks meet.
A Wall Street strategist argues Q2 earnings were stronger than investors recognized, creating a potential mispricing that could correct sharply.
Apple raised iPhone prices but may still absorb tariff costs, squeezing margins. Analysts say the company faces pressure on both sides of its pricing decision.
Analysts see double-digit gains possible in 9 inflation-hit restaurant stocks — but the entire thesis hinges on one variable: gas prices coming down.
Trump threatened to halt trade with surplus countries unless the Fed cuts rates, drawing immediate criticism from economists warning of serious U.S. economic risk.
Oracle reports earnings next week with analysts pointing to upbeat pricing trends as a key tailwind. Here’s what to watch in the results.
Adobe named Anil Chakravarthy as next CEO, but shares fell after a senior executive departure raised concerns about broader leadership turnover.
Palo Alto Networks beat earnings estimates on strong AI cybersecurity demand, but the stock fell. CEO Nikesh Arora cited “durable tailwinds” from enterprise threats.
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