Macroeconomic conditions seem to have caught up with the world’s markets last week, causing a cascade of down-trending indices around the globe.
Global markets and top cryptocurrencies have reflected the downward pressure scene on the S&P 500. Europe’s iShares Core MSCI Europe ETF (NYSE:IEUR), for example, declined by 4.05% last week, and Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) dropped by 9.1%.
Providing a hint of optimism in last week’s market movements is Snowflake Inc. (NYSE:SNOW). The company, led by CEO Frank Slootman, won chart of the week following a positive reaction to its recently released earnings report.
Finally, CBOE notes earnings that have occurred this week for investors to keep tabs on.
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Shares of cloud-based storage and data analytics company Snowflake Inc. skyrocketed following an earnings report that surprised Wall Street analysts.
On Aug. 24, the company reported an earnings per share (EPS) profit of $0.007. While this may not seem significant on its own, Wall Street analysts estimated that the figure would hover around negative $0.01, making this a 161.87% deviation from estimates.
With revenue reported at $497.248 million — 6.37% higher than consensus estimates — shares of the company gapped up 20% overnight. In a market that has declined rapidly since Snowflake’s reported earnings, the ticker remains one of the few tech-based projects experiencing upward momentum.
Major Cryptocurrencies
- Bitcoin decreased by 9.1% last week, following suit with other major market indices and ETFs.
- Ethereum decreased by 11.82% last week, closing at a price below $1,500 per coin.
- Solana decreased by 16.62% and closed at a price of $30.41 per coin.
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A number of companies reported earnings this week, including:
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