At the start of Tuesday's trading, the stock price for Zoom Video Communications plummeted by 15.97% or $55.66. The move occurred due to the company reporting a bigger than expected decline in demand for its software.
During Wednesday's Asian trading hours, the stock indices of Asian markets declined in the aftermath of continuous prior gains.
Data published on Tuesday revealed that French inflation in August had reached a 3-year-high level. Consumer prices increased by 0.7%, compared to July.
On Tuesday, the price for Ethereum passed the previous August high levels, as it reached above the 3,400.00 level.
The stock price of Robinhood dropped during Monday's US trading hours after Paypal announced that it could open up an online brokerage. Moreover, Reuters reported that US regulators could ban big portions of the company's revenue generating practices.
On Tuesday, the government of South Korea announced that it would increase government spending and take up debt up to 50% of GDP.
At the start of Tuesday's European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks declined, as the markets forecast an upcoming OPEC+ production increase.
During Tuesday's Asian trading hours, stock indices in Asia remained firm despite worse than expected Chinese Purchasing Managers Index results.
At GMT midnight to Tuesday, Zoom Video Communications would release their second quarter earnings. The stock price could react in both aftermarket trading and at the start of Tuesday's trading.
On Monday, August 30, the stock price of Amazon surged by 2.67% or $89.56 and recovered losses suffered in August by reaching back to July levels.
During Monday's Asian and European trading hours, crude oil price benchmarks retreated from a four-week high level. The move was attributed to the weakening of Hurricane Ida.
On Monday, ECB Policymaker Francois Villeroy de Galhau stated that the central bank should take into account recent improvements in financing conditions.
Reuters reported on Monday that most likely the Australian economic recovery had slowed down in the second quarter of the year, which is prior to the expansion of the coronavirus Delta variant.
During Monday's early European trading hours, stock indices in Europe remained near previously reached record high levels.
T-Mobile US Inc assured on Friday that that the recent data leak would have no have no more risks for customer data.
The US game developer Nexters and Russian SPAC Kismet debuted on Friday on Nasdaq stock exchange.
Alphabet Inc's Waymo stated on Thursday that it would stop selling lidar sensors to other business.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Chinese authorities are considering to prohibit overseas tech firms' IPO with high security risks.
Barclays announced on Friday that it would acquire Gap Inc's credit card portfolio for $3.8B to strengthen its positions in the US.
According to sources familiar with the matter, Nvidia would try to get the EU antitrust body approval for its $54B Arm takeover.
According to a government report published on Friday, the US consumer spending in July grew only 0.3%, slower than in the previous month, due to decline in car purchases.
The US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell highlighted on Friday that the economy continued the post-pandemic recovery and inflation growth is likely to decelerate in near future.
According to the sources familiar with the matter, the US Western Digital is discussing with Japanese Kioxia potential $20B stock merger.
The UK Office for National Statistics reported on Thursday that 7% of all country's workers were on furlough in August.