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2 Hours Ago

Stocks on the move: Grifols up 17%, HelloFresh down 44%

Spanish drugmaker Grifols jumped 17% after it published its 2023 results, which it said were approved with an unqualified opinion from auditor KPMG, according to Reuters.

The beleaguered business has been battling dramatic stock swings following a January report from Gotham City Research questioning its financial accounts. A second report released Thursday by the short-seller, which questioned the company’s transparency, saw the stock drop 15%.

On the other end, food delivery company HelloFresh plummeted 44% after forecasting a fall in 2024 earnings in its latest financial report.

— Karen Gilchrist

3 Hours Ago

German industrial output rises in January

German industrial output rose 1% in January, more than the 0.5% expected, new data showed Friday.

Construction and manufacturing output also rose 2.7% and 1.1%, respectively, marking a slight boost for the lackluster German economy.

— Karen Gilchrist

11 Hours Ago

CNBC Pro: These stocks already rallied in 2023 — but Goldman Sachs says they still have over 30% upside

2023 marked a strong run in stocks — and markets are still running hot so far this year.

The S&P 500 spiked around 24% in 2023, recovering from a bear market in 2022. Stocks around the world also made gains, with the the FTSE All World Ex U.S. index jumping 16.2% in 2023.

CNBC Pro trawled through Goldman’s analyst research as well as latest global conviction lists, to find stocks that made significant gains in 2023, but still have more than 30% potential upside in 2024, based on the bank’s latest price targets.

CNBC Pro subscribers can read more here.

— Weizhen Tan

11 Hours Ago

CNBC Pro: Missed the Nvidia rally? These 10 companies are buying its chips — and their stocks are rallying

Shares of Nvidia have risen 280% over the past year thanks to surging sales of its chips that power artificial intelligence applications.

However, the Silicon Valley company isn’t alone in the AI-fueled rally. Investors are also ploughing their money into companies buying these chips, amid expectations that AI will help improve productivity and profits.

CNBC Pro subscribers can read about the Nvidia customers whose stock is rallying.

— Ganesh Rao

3 Hours Ago

Here are the opening calls

European markets are poised to open higher Friday.

The U.K.’s FTSE 100 index is expected to open 5 points higher at 7,702, Germany’s DAX up 31 points at 17,891, France’s CAC 13 points higher at 8,036 and Italy’s FTSE MIB up 62 points at 33,485, according to data from IG. 

On the earnings front, Europai, Cepsa, Royal London Group and Informa are set to announce results.

— Karen Gilchrist

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