Issue 119November 6, 2026  Mercados e investimentos |
20+ Year Treasuries | 81.93 | ▲0.21% |
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 Photo by Christian Ladewig on Unsplash Tripadvisor Shares Drop 18% After Results Miss Forecasts
The online travel platform also announced planned departures of Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer, intensifying the market reaction to its third-quarter performance.
yahoo.com 5 Nov 2026
Qualcomm Shares Fall Despite Fourth-Quarter Earnings Beat
Qualcomm released its fourth-quarter results after Wednesday’s market close, but its first-quarter earnings outlook fell short of expectations and sent shares lower.
yahoo.com 5 Nov 2026
Sony Raises Guidance as Profit Surges
The company attributed the improvement to the “Spider-Man” hit and stronger game performance, after spending billions on acquisitions to expand its entertainment content.
wsj.com 5 Nov 2026
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 Photo by Joshua Woroniecki on Unsplash Bank of England Raises Rate to 4.25% as Inflation Nears 5%
One policymaker supported the increase, the first rate hike since the Iran war, amid warnings that inflation could approach 5%.
cnbc.com 5 Nov 2026
Australia Raises Interest Rates to 18-Year High
The Reserve Bank of Australia delivered its fifth increase this year, matching expectations from economists surveyed by Reuters as policymakers addressed persistent inflation.
cnbc.com 3 Nov 2026
Euro Zone Inflation Reaches 4% as ECB Rate Hike Looms
Consumer-price growth reached its highest level in three years, driven by energy inflation that exceeded 20% in October.
cnbc.com 4 Nov 2026
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 Photo by Matthew Ansley on Unsplash Watch the U.S. jobs report next: Reuters says Cleveland Fed President Hammack and Richmond Fed President Barkin are leaning toward a gradual rate-hike path, while traders are waiting on the October non-farm payrolls print due Friday, Nov. 6 to test that stance (Reuters; Moomoo). The current cross-asset move is clear: SPY 733, down 4.41, while TLT 81.93, up 0.21 and GLD 375.49, up 0.81 point to a defensive bid. A cooler payrolls number would confirm that bond-and-gold strength and reinforce the “gradual” Fed message; a hot jobs print would break it by reviving expectations for a firmer hiking path later this month. Also in the background: the Fed’s Oct. 28 statement had already held rates steady while trimming any easing bias, leaving labor data as the next key swing factor (Federal Reserve).
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