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"This circus show has been a major overhang on Tesla's stock and has been a black eye for Musk so far," Wedbush's Dan Ives wrote.

"Each cycle is different, but at some point, the sellers become exhausted, and the market posts a multi-week rally," NDR said.

"There is no prospect for a material reduction in inflation unless the Fed aggressively raises rates, or the stock market crashes," Ackman tweeted.

"You're going to have an environment of negative real returns," Dalio said. "Everything can't go up all the time. That system won't work that way."

The Fed needs to see definitive signs of easing inflationary pressures and moderating economic growth to shift from its hawkish stance, says Goldman.

The warning from Snap altogether erased more nearly $200 billion in combined market value for social media and digital advertising companies.

"We are done trying to call the bottom of small caps," said Jefferies. The Russell 2000 index has dropped 20% so far in 2022.

"The past two years represented a fake bull market built on sand, not concrete," the founder of Rosenberg Research said in an op-ed on Monday.

Pedro Sanchez pointed out that Spain has 37% of the EU's total capacity for regasification — which turns liquefied natural gas back into natural gas.

Social platform Snap fell more than 34% Tuesday, with the company's CEO pointing to rising inflation, higher interest rates, and supply-chain snags.

Evan Spiegel wrote that economic factors have hit revenue growth and that hiring for new roles will be substantially slowed in a memo to employees.

War in Ukraine and the energy crisis have left Europe highly vulnerable to economic downturn, Jane Fraser told the World Economic Forum Monday.

"The ruble is strengthening at a crazy pace," the president of Belarus said at a meeting with Putin. "We need to be careful not to overdo it."

The Fed is about to start slashing the size of its bond holdings, and investors don't know what to expect.

Snap's CEO warned of a challenging macroeconomic environment, while the euro rose after ECB chief Lagarde said interest rates are at a turning point.

The stock market has more turmoil ahead, and BlackRock downgraded US stocks. This and more, in today's edition of the opening bell newsletter.

After a ban on wheat exports, India is now planning to ban sugar exports, according to media reports. This triggered a plunge in sugar companies’ stocks as exports have been a lucrative source for these companies. Earlier, the government had announced financial and other assistance to sugar farmers, mills and distilleries., reports say that the Indian government could put curbs on sugar exports.

ECB's Christine Lagarde said the central bank is in no rush to withdraw its monetary stimulus as an end to negative interest rates looms.

Zomato has been losing steam ever since PayTM’s listing debut took the wind off all tech startup valuations. But today, the stock gained 18% even as it posted a net loss of ₹1,222 crore for the March quarter - which swelled by ₹400 crore since last year. The secret of this investor interest does not come from its revenues which nearly doubled either.

Russian oil output has dropped since February, with state-owned Rosneft taking the brunt of the hit as buyers "self-sanction."

Specialty chemical maker Aether Industries is all set to launch its initial public offering (IPO) today, between May 24 and 2...

Shares of Venus Pipes & Tubes listed at ₹335 while the price band was fixed at ₹310 - 326 per share. The IPO received good d...