From Forex to big tech stocks and commodities, this article recaps July’s market highlights. Read about the market’s most affected sectors last month and the reason behind these falls.
With Meta, Amazon, and Alphabet set to release Q2 earnings this week, investors may soon learn more about how Big Tech fared this spring. These three firms are predicted to show widely divergent quarterly results in the coming days.
Last week’s all-employee conference call concluded with Meta executives warning their subordinates that the firm could be on the precipice of a difficult period. While tech as a whole has struggled this year, Meta is facing some additional challenges.
Many important technology firms joined a forum this week to cooperate in metaverse technology development. One of the forum’s founders, Meta, has already made a huge investment in the metaverse which has yet to pay off.
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