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manhattantribune.com by manhattantribune.com
3 April 2024
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The yield on 10-year US government bonds rose to 4.40%, for the first time in more than four months.

The number of job offers (Jolts) in the United States increased more than expected in February (8,756 M after 8,748 M in January and 8,750 M expected).

Humana lost 13.41% to 304.33, United Health 11.77% to 0.19 and CVS Health 7.21% to 73.82, while the reimbursement rate applied to Medicare Advantage contracts has not been revised upwards, raising fears of a compression of margins next year.

Banking regulators are looking into whether Blackrock (-1.23% to 816.59), Vanguard And State Street (-0.32% to 77) confine themselves to a passive role for their investments in large American banks, reported the Wall Street Journal on Tuesday.

You’re here (-4.9% to 166.63) sold 89,064 electric vehicles in China in March, up 0.2% from a year earlier, according to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA). ). Auto sales in the first quarter increased by around 5% in the United States, driven by a sustained appetite for crossover SUVs, pickup trucks and new vehicles.

Warner Bros Discovery (-3.35% to 8.48) announced Monday that two independent directors had resigned from its board of directors.

PVH Corp which owns Calvin Klein, fell 22.16% to 105.77, with the group forecasting 2024 earnings per share below analyst estimates and an operating margin stable at around 10%.

T. Rowe Price (-1.45% to 118.55), which holds approximately 9.3 million shares of Walt Disney (+1.06% to 122.82), said it voted for the group’s proposed directors, as activist hedge funds Trian Fund Management and Blackwells Capital seek board seats.

General Electric (-2.42% to 136.47) completed its split into three companies on Tuesday, GE Aerospace (-2.26% to 136,495), GE Vernova (-2.04% to 140.11) and GE Healthcare (-1.59% to 88.11), each listed on Wall Street.

THE Dow Jones thus lost 1.00% to 39,170.24 points, the Nasdaq Composite 0.95% to 16,240.45 points and the S&P 500 0.72% to 5,205.81 points.

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