Money Report

European markets opened higher Tuesday, building on positive momentum in the previous session.

Wall Street expects GM to report solid results for the first quarter, with vehicle pricing remaining higher than anticipated.

The company saw its share price plunge to as low as HK$10.84, representing a fall of 38.05% from its IPO price of HK$17.50

India’s youth make up 83% of the unemployed population, according to an ILO report, but government as well as ILO data shows a decline in joblessness in the past few years.

Tesla shares fell again on Monday after another round of aggressive price cuts, but ARK Invest’s Tasha Keeney remains bullish ahead of earnings Tuesday.

According to Oxford Economics, global food prices are expected to decline in 2024, offering some relief for shoppers.

Big Tech companies Tesla, Meta Platforms, Microsoft and Alphabet are scheduled to report their earnings this week.

Purchasing managers index figures will be announced by S&P Global for Australia, Japan and India for March, as well as inflation figures for Singapore

Confidence doesn’t immediately raise red flags, but too much of it can keep us from asking for help or being able to admit what we don’t know. 

Columbia students set up a tent encampment to protest Israel’s bombardment of Gaza.

UnitedHealth Group on Monday said it paid ransom to cyberthreat actors to try and protect patient data.

Wall Street also looked ahead to key earnings and economic data later this week.

Oracle and TikTok have a corporate partnership called Project Texas that allows U.S. user data to be stored on Oracle’s cloud.