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Intel shares fell as much as 10% in extended trading on Thursday after the chipmaker reported fiscal third-quarter earnings that were stronger than expected, but also exposed the underwhelming performance of its data centre business.
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On Wednesday, one of the leading U.S. banks, Goldman Sachs, announced better-than-expected Q3 2020 results due to strong bond trading and asset management performance. Shortly after the news, the bank’s shares rose by an extra 0.6% on top of the 2.2% gains achieved in premarket trading.
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In a matter of months, the COVID-19 pandemic grew from a considerable health threat to a global financial crisis. What followed was a torrent of sell-offs and fund transfers to so-called safe havens, such as gold, government bonds, and the Japanese yen, which quickly weakened the stock markets to an extent comparable only to the worst of market recessions.
The en masse and almost simultaneous investor migration from medium- and high-risk financial instruments to traditionally strong assets in times of crisis inevitably had us asking the question: what are the hidden risks of investing in safe havens in 2020?
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On Thursday, Suedzucker – the largest sugar producer in Europe, reported better-than-expected revenues for its first half of fiscal 2021 totalling €3.349 billion (last year’s profits totalled at €3.314 billion).
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On Thursday, PepsiCo reported that more and more consumers are starting to purchase its recently released Tostitos and pancake mixes.
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