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Published: Feb 3, 2023
Updated: Feb 3, 2023
The Nasdaq experienced a 3% surge, with Facebook (Meta) leading the way. The social media giant announced a $40 billion share buyback, which led to a 23% jump in its stock, the biggest since 2013.
However, not all tech companies saw the same success. Apple reported a steeper sales decline than expected, while Amazon projected lacklustre revenue for the current quarter. Additionally, Google shares slipped after Q4 results narrowly missed analysts' expectations.
There was also positive economic news for housing, as US 30-year fixed home loan rates hit a five-month low. Meanwhile, OPEC+ agreed to maintain output levels as they wait for more data from China.
In monetary policy news, the Bank of England hiked rates by 50 basis points to 4%, but signalled that there won't be any further hikes. The European Central Bank also hiked rates by 50 basis points, but committed to another hike in March.
Overall, the market saw mixed results with some companies experiencing gains while others saw losses. Despite this, there were positive developments in the housing market and the stability in oil production. Central banks also continued their trend of gradually raising interest rates
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