- As investors evaluated the potential for corporate earnings and global growth in the midst of Europe's worsening energy crisis, us equities futures rose. The dollar dropped in value relative to each of its ten counterparts.
- After early-week gains collapsed on Monday due to Apple's plans to restrict hiring in preparation for a future economic slump, contracts on the Nasdaq 100 and S&P 500 rose by 0.9%. After recovering from an early loss, the Stoxx Europe 600 traded with little change.
- Concerns that an equities resurgence since mid-June is just temporary may increase in light of indications that high inflation and monetary tightening are putting pressure on consumers and employment. Markets are able to gauge the risk of a recession because of company updates like Apple's. Another busy day for results including Netflix. Johnson & Johnson, and Lockheed Martin.
