Alphabet Inc - Class A
Alphabet is an American multinational technology company based in California. It’s the parent company of Google and several other Google subsidiaries, which is considered to be one of five ‘big tech’ companies in the world, along with Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Microsoft. Google.com is the most visited website globally, and it’s also one of the world’s most valuable brands based on monetary value. Apart from acting as a search engine, Google offers services such as mapping and navigation, email, cloud storage, instant messaging and office applications. Start spread betting or trading CFDs on Alphabet’s share price with class-A shares, which is part of the common stock with a one-share-one-vote structure.
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The Week Ahead: US CPI, eurozone CPI, JPMorgan earnings
Welcome to Michael Kramer's pick of the key market events to look out for in the week beginning Monday 12 October.
DAX stabilises as AI optimism faces a tougher test
The DAX is trying to hold 25,000 as energy prices and bond yields stabilise, while investors question when heavy AI infrastructure spending will pay off.
DAX slips back below 25,000 as even good news is no longer enough
The DAX slips back below 25,000 as Fed minutes, high energy prices and rising bond yields weigh on equities, while strong corporate news fails to sustain buying.
Silver’s problems may be about to grow much worse
Silver is testing support near $60 as a stronger US dollar and rising Treasury yields threaten to deepen the metal’s decline towards $57 and potentially $53-$54.