U.S. jobs report, iPhone sales, midsize bank malaise - what's moving markets

More Turmoil Expected Next Week as Stocks Face Triple-Whammy of Risks

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📚 Daily Digest  |  Friday, May 5, 2023     U.S. jobs report, iPhone sales, midsize bank malaise - what's moving markets   © Reuters. The latest U.S. jobs report is set to be the main course for markets on Friday. But in the meantime, investors are picking through Apple earnings that showed a recovery in iPhone sales, all while digesting yet another tumultuous day for regional banks. Read More     Today's Top News Stock markets Apple tops estimates on stronger iPhone sales; Goldman says stock remains 'attractive' Apple reported Thursday fiscal first-quarter results that topped estimates, driven by stronger-than-expected iPhone sales. The tech giant also boosted its dividend and announced a $90 billion share buyback program. Economy Slower US job growth expected in April; unemployment rate seen rising to 3.6% U.S. employers likely hired the fewest workers in nearly 2-1/2 years in April as the cumulative and delayed effects of higher interest rates start to impact a broad swath of the economy. Economy How investors are trading the U.S. debt ceiling A Washington stalemate on whether to increase the U.S. debt ceiling has raised the risk of a default as early as June and threatens a fresh rout in financial markets. Stock markets Lyft tumbles 16% on weak outlook; stock a 'show me' story say analysts Lyft shares are down over 16% in pre-open Friday following the company's reported Q1 results. World Russia's Prigozhin says Wagner fighters will quit Bakhmut to 'lick our wounds' Yevgeny Prigozhin, leader of Russia's Wagner Group mercenary force, said in a sudden and dramatic announcement on Friday that his forces would pull out of the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut that they have been trying in vain to capture since last summer. Read More News »   This Week's Big Earnings Winners   Huge announcements from Amazon, Google, and Microsoft this week. Here's what they could mean for the market.     See Recap     Today's Top Analysis     May 5, 2023 by Jesse Cohen More Turmoil Expected Next Week as Stocks Face Triple-Whammy of Risks   by Jesse Cohen  |   May 5, 2023   May 5, 2023 by Jani Ziedins Smart Traders Are Getting Ready to Buy S&P 500's Next Bounce   by Jani Ziedins  |   May 5, 2023   May 5, 2023 by Barani Krishnan Natural Gas Malaise Drags With Soaring Output, Dismal Demand   by Barani Krishnan  |   May 5, 2023   May 5, 2023 by Matthew Weller When Will Nonfarm Payrolls Be Bad Enough for the Fed to Cut?   by Matthew Weller  |   May 5, 2023 Read More Analysis »

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