Company / Analytics

Analytics, 07 September 2020

What will drive the markets this week?

Stocks dropped last week across the globe, as technology stocks across the world tracked losses on Wall Street. US indices – the Dow, the S&P500, and the Nasdaq lost more than 2%, a situation that replicated in European markets where banking stocks replaced tech stocks.

This week, the tech sector is likely to remain in focus with investors gauging if short-term pandemic boosted players such as Zoom Video and DocuSign are good for the long term whether tech heavy-weights such as Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft are likely to go back to the old tricks.

A few big companies will also announce earnings results this week, including Lululemon Athletica, Peloton, Game Stop, and Dave & Buster’s Entertainment.

Several economic reports are also scheduled including the JOLTS survey, jobless claims update, the federal budget update, and inflation data.

Attention will also turn back to Washington, D.C., this week as the Senate returns to the session starting Tuesday. We provide a short brief on what will drive the market this week.

Monday, September 7:

Tuesday, September 8:

Wednesday, September 9:

Thursday, September 10:

Friday, September 11:

Choose one or several trading platforms and achieve your goals with Investors Europe

Investors Europe (Mauritius) Limited is authorised and regulated by the FSC Mauritius, license C112011088. Registered address: 4th Floor, Les Jamalacs Building, Vieux Conseil Street, Port-Louis 11328, Republic of Mauritius. Registered Number: 113933.

Any information contained on this website is provided to you for informational purposes only and should not be regarded as an offer or solicitation of an offer to buy or sell any investments or related services that may be referenced here. Investing in certain instruments, including stocks, options, futures, foreign currencies, and bonds involve a high level of risk. Trading on margin comes with substantial risk as well. You must be aware of these risks before opening an account to trade. The income you may get from online investing may go down as well as up.