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Wall Street's major averages saw gains reduced as traders evaluated new inflation data and its impact on Federal Reserve policy. Meanwhile, Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery was a key focus. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both rose by 0.1% in midday trading.

- Wall Street's major averages experienced slight gains as traders evaluated new inflation data to understand the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.  
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both showed a modest increase of +0.1% during midday trading.  
- Additionally, Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery was a significant news highlight.  

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Stocks erase some gains after NFLX-WBD acquisition rally, inflation gauge data

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Banks are financing large AI data-center projects but are offloading credit risk due to soaring debt issuance. Massive bond sales by Oracle, Meta, and Alphabet have pushed global issuance above $6.46 trillion, with $5 trillion planned for AI infrastructure. To manage exposure, banks are using credit derivatives and risk-transfer deals, while developing new hedging tools amid rising borrowing and bond sales.

- Banks are financing large AI-driven data-center projects while transferring rising credit risk due to increased debt issuance.  
- Global bond issuance surpassed $6.46 trillion in 2025, with companies planning over $5 trillion in AI-infrastructure spending.  
- To mitigate concentrated exposure, lenders are utilizing credit derivatives and developing new hedging tools as hyperscaler borrowing increases.  

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Stocks rose as Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery boosted market sentiment. Major indices like the S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite were up by 0.3% as investors also awaited new inflation data to assess the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.

- Wall Street's major averages rose on Friday as traders anticipated new inflation data to assess the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.  
- The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite both increased by 0.3% during midday trading.  
- Additionally, Netflix's acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery was a significant news highlight.  

Stocks in the green as NFLX-WBD acquisition raises sentiment, investors assess inflation gauge

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Tesla has launched cheaper versions of its Model Y SUV and Model 3 sedan in Europe to counter market-share losses. The new trims, starting at $36,990 in the U.S. and EUR37,970 in Germany, aim to boost sales against competition from Chinese automakers. Despite the move, Tesla faces a 39% sales decline in the EU and challenges in China and the U.S. Deliveries of the new Model 3 are expected in Q1 2026, as Tesla seeks regulatory approval for its Full Self-Driving system in Europe.

- Tesla has launched lower-priced versions of its Model Y SUV and Model 3 sedan to counter market-share losses amid increasing competition, particularly from Chinese automakers.  
- The new Model 3 "standard" starts at $36,990 in the U.S. and EUR37,970 in Germany, while the Model Y trim was introduced in October, both requiring trade-offs in features and performance.  
- Despite these efforts, Tesla's sales in Europe have been declining, with a projected 39% year-over-year drop in the E.U. and expectations of a 9% decrease in December-quarter deliveries.

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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) shares opened lower at $98.78 from a previous close of $103.22. Analysts have mixed ratings, with a consensus of 'Moderate Buy' and an average price target of $134.54. Recent insider sales include David A. Hyman and Reed Hastings. Institutional investors like Vanguard and State Street have adjusted their holdings. Netflix reported strong Q3 earnings, with $5.87 EPS, surpassing expectations. The stock's market cap is $424.92 billion.

- Netflix, Inc. experienced a drop in share price, opening at $98.78 after closing at $103.22, with a trading volume of 29,045,419 shares.  
- Analysts have mixed ratings on the stock, with Goldman Sachs lowering its price target to $130.00, while Guggenheim maintains a "buy" rating with a $145.00 target.  
- The company reported a quarterly EPS of $5.87, exceeding estimates, but revenue of $11.32 billion fell short of expectations, reflecting a 17.2% year-over-year increase.

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Apple Airpods 4 with ANC are now available at their lowest price of $99, down from $179, at Amazon and Walmart. These earbuds feature upgraded sound quality, wireless charging, and a built-in speaker. Despite not having the best ANC, they effectively block noise among open design earbuds. Additional features include transparency mode and Adaptive Audio. Other deals include Lego's PAC-MAN replica for $189.99 and Furbo pet cameras for $129. The LTC NB681 Nimbleback keyboard is also on sale for $29.99.

- The Apple AirPods 4 with active noise cancellation are currently priced at $99, a significant discount from $179, available at Amazon and Walmart.  
- They feature improved sound quality, wireless charging, and a built-in speaker for locating the case, while the ANC effectively reduces distractions during audio playback.  
- Additional features include transparency mode, Adaptive Audio, and unique controls like nodding to answer calls, making them a compelling choice at this price point.

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The Apple Airpods 4 with ANC are at their lowest price

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Apple issued a major cybersecurity warning to global users, indicating potential targeting by state-backed hacking groups. The warning, part of Apple's regular updates, was sent to clients in 84 countries. While details are scarce, industry experts note the sophistication and narrow targeting typical of state-backed campaigns. Apple's shares fell following the announcement, highlighting rising concerns over state-sponsored cyberattacks.

- Shares in Apple (AAPL) declined following a significant cyber security warning issued to users in 84 countries.  
- The warning, part of a regular update, indicated potential targeting by state-backed hacking groups but provided limited details on the surveillance or number of affected users.  
- Experts noted that the sophistication of such threats is rising, with 88% of cybersecurity leaders expressing concern over state-sponsored cyberattacks.