and missed Wall Street earnings expectations on increased pension contributions and higher North American warranty and labor costs. Ford also disappointed Wall Street with its earnings projections for 2020. It's projecting full-year earnings of between 94 cents and $1.20 a share, or adjusted earnings before interest and taxes of $5.6 billion and $6.6 billion.slipped 0.
The stores that are opened are operating with reduced hours — as they are "experiencing lower than planned retail traffic," Nike said in a statement.Wall Street is set to build on the already sharp gains from this week, with futures pointing to another broad-market rally. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures. S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 futures are pointing to strong gains as well.
Central bank stimulus...same as every day.
Hint: CNBC either has no clue what is moving the market or they don't want to admit that the Fed has artificially suppressed interest rates (and continues to do so) in what appears to be a good economy. But hey...coronavirus.