[MARKET ANALYSIS] European bourses gain on lower energy prices; IFX GY jumps post-earnings
Newsquawk Staff ·
- European bourses (STOXX 600 +0.5%) are firmer across the board, benefiting from the pressure across the energy space with negotiations ongoing on both the Russia-Ukraine and US-Iran fronts. As it stands, major indices are stronger by 0.2%-1.3%; the FTSE MIB outperforms.
- European sectors hold a strong positive bias. Banks sit at the top of the pile, joined closely by Construction and then Industrials. Unsurprisingly, Energy lags given the pressure seen in underlying oil prices.
- As for key movers this morning: Infineon (+4.3%) gained following decent headline metrics, and FY27 outlook impressed, amidst growing AI demand. Sticking with earnings, Vodafone (-1.8%) slips despite lifting outlook, but adj. earnings did fall. Elsewhere, BT (-0.7%) opted to pause its tie-up with SpaceX’s Starlink, amidst the recent Ukraine controversy. Finally, Ferrexpo (-5.5%) shares tumbled after temporarily halting production in Ukraine.
- US equity futures are mixed and trade on either side of the unchanged mark. Earlier, contracts moved a touch off best levels following hawkish remarks from the Fed’s Waller. He mentioned that further tightening is needed, and shared his openness to a larger 50bps rate hike if Oct core CPI (M/M) printed at 0.3% or above. The report is set to be published today, where consensus for the core is at 0.2%.
- [MARKET ANALYSIS] Fixed firms as energy slips and some haven allure comes from the Nvidia/NQ tech pressure
- Daily US Equity Opening News - NVDA board considers CEO ouster after fresh affair allegations; Hon Hai Q3 net profit beat; CRWV slides on USD 4bln financing report; CTVA down on guidance cut; PFE & BX agree USD 1.5bln obesity co-funding
- Newsquawk Daily Asia-Pac Opening News - 11th November 2026
- Newsquawk US Market Wrap - Hawkish Waller and hot CPI ignite Fed 50bps rate hike bets
- US FX WRAP: Dollar gains on Waller & US CPI to detriment of G10 FX peers
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