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Intel downgrades its 2022 forecast for the second time. In the first quarter, one share brought in $0.59 in profit.
McDonald's earnings results for the third quarter of the year were released on Thursday and exceeded analysts’ expectations due to the company’s marketing strategy and higher prices on the menu.
The Bank of Japan remains confident that the country's inflation rate will fall below 2% next year. In this regard, the bank has kept interest rates extremely low compared to other countries, arguing for the decision with new government measures aimed at fighting inflation.
Shares of Honeywell International Inc. rose more than 3% after the company raised its profit forecast for the full year and stressed that it has "confidence" in the demand for its products, despite difficult economic conditions.
Due to record U.S. crude oil exports, as well as state refineries operating at higher levels for this time of year, oil prices are rising, Reuters reported.
On Thursday, an American chipmaker Intel Corp announced the cut of the company’s profit and revenue forecasts for a full financial year, and also the staff reductions. At the same time, the company’s personal computers segment demonstrated higher-than-expected results.
According to Reuters, Tesla is recalling more than 24,000 cars across America. The reason is that some defects were found in the seat belts of the Model 3 2017-2022 car.
According to Reuters, two new oil fields were reopened at the Sailfin-1 and Yarrow-1 wells on the Stabroek block in Gayana.
Reuters reported that Japan is determined to fight inflation decisively next year. On Friday, a list of measures will be announced that, among other things, help cut energy costs. Such measures will help both to fight inflation and justify the Bank of Japan.
Today, on Thursday, the European Central Bank (ECB) may raise interest rates again and, probably, even reduce subsidies for commercial banks, continuing the euro zone monetary policy tightening in order to fight outrageous inflation.