Ulta Beauty, Crown Castle, Docusign, and More
Key Points
- U.S. stocks took off at noon as Senate Democrats appear to join Republicans approve spending plans to prevent the government from shutting down.
- During the holidays, Ulta Beauty has a lot of demand for its cosmetics.
- T-Mobile was downgraded by Citi, lowering its stock.
U.S. stocks rose rapidly at noon and the Senate will agree to develop a federal spending plan to prevent the government from shutting down production tonight. this Nasdaq Obtain more than 2%, S&P 500 Growing nearly 2%, Dow Jones Industrial Average Up about 1.5%.
Ulta Beauty (Ulta) Stocks take off when beauty product retailers have high demand for their cosmetics during the holiday shopping season and their earnings estimates.
Shares of Crown Castle (CCI) jumped off the provider of towers and other communication infrastructure and agreed to sell its fiber units to EQT (eqt) Active Core Infrastructure Fund and held by Zayo Group, totaling $8.5 billion.
slogan(rbrk) Stocks increased by a quarter of value as cybersecurity companies issued more than expected profits, sales and guidance, which was a big increase in subscription revenue.
Docusign stocks (Docu) soared after the results of the electronic signature service, exceeding estimates as it gained from sales Artificial Intelligence (AI) platform.
T-Mobile Us (WeTM) Stock slipped from Citi downgrade, and the company said there appeared no driver for wireless carriers to raise the stock price.
Li Auto’s US listed shares (plum) When Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers provide weaker sales guidance, they slide, which raises concerns about demand for electric vehicles in the Chinese market.
Oil futures climbed. Gold prices set another record high. The yield on the Ministry of Finance’s bills rose for 10 years. The dollar rose in price of pounds and yen, but lost the euro’s ground. Most major cryptocurrencies are traded in green.
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