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Profits earned by China's industrial firms rose by 3.5% yoy to CNY 3,511.03 billion in the first six months of 2024, after a 3.4% increase in the prior period. The latest figures came amid a fragile economic recovery in the face of sluggish domestic demand, deflation risks, and a persistent property weakness. Profits in state-owned enterprises added 0.3% after falling 2.4% in January while those in the private sector continued to grow (6.8% vs 7.6%). Profits grew for non-ferrous metal smelting (78.2%), heat production (27.2%), computer, communications (24.0%), textile (19.3%), agricultural, food processing (19.2%), cars (10.7%), oil and natural gas (7.5%), general equipment (3.6%), and chemicals (2.3%). By contrast, profits fell for non-metallic minerals (-49.9%), coal mining (-24.8%), machinery & equipment (-8.0%), and special equipment manufacturing (-4.2%). Meantime, petroleum and other fuel turned from profits to losses.

In New York, the Dow Jones Index rose 654 points or 1.64 percent on Friday. Leading the gains are 3M (23.74%), Salesforce (2.35%) and American Express (2.21%).

The S&P/TSX Composite Index rose 0.9% to close at 22,814 on Friday, breaking a three-day losing streak and resulting in a weekly advance of 0.5%, driven by dovish outlooks for North American central banks, which offset pressure from lower commodity prices affecting heavyweight companies within the TSX. The prospect of looser borrowing conditions created an environment for increased credit demand and reduced delinquency risks, benefiting major banks such as RBC, TD Bank, BMO, and Scotiabank, all of which rose by over 0.5%. Similarly, Brookfield added 2.1% to close at a record high of CAD 65.38, contributing to the financial sector’s average gain of 1%. The technology sector also supported the index's rise, with heavyweight Shopify jumping 0.9% and Constellation Software increasing by 2.7%. Meanwhile, despite a hotter-than-expected Core PCE Prices report in the US, markets remain fully priced in for a September rate cut by the Federal Reserve.

The S&P 500 closed 1.1% higher on Friday, the Nasdaq 100 gained 1%, and the Dow surged 654 points. Market sentiment was buoyed by new data suggesting easing inflation, reinforcing expectations for a potential interest rate cut in September. The PCE reading, the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure, aligned with expectations, though the core rate increased by 0.2%, slightly above the forecast of 0.1%. All sectors posted gains, led by industrials as 3M soared 23.1%, marking its best day since at least 1972. Deckers Outdoor jumped 6.5% on upbeat quarterly results, while Coursera surged 44.8% following an 11% increase in second-quarter revenue. In contrast, DexCom plunged 40% after lowering its fiscal-year sales forecast. For the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq declined 1.5% and 3.8%, respectively, while the Dow added 0.7%. Investors are preparing for next week's quarterly earnings reports from four of the Magnificent Seven tech giants: Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta.

US stocks rallied in afternoon trading, with the S&P 500 up 1.3%, the Nasdaq 100 rising 1.2%, and the Dow soaring over 700 points. Investors reacted positively to new data indicating easing inflation, reinforcing expectations for a September interest-rate reduction. The PCE reading, the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure, met expectations, though the core rate rose 0.2%, slightly above the forecast of 0.1%. All sectors posted gains, led by industrials, with GE Aerospace climbing 3% and 3M soaring about 19%, marking its best day since at least 1972. Deckers Outdoor jumped 8% after surpassing first-quarter earnings and revenue estimates. Coursera surged 42% following an 11% increase in second-quarter revenue. Nvidia rose 1.8%, despite recent declines due to a rotation out of big tech stocks. Conversely, DexCom plummeted 42% after lowering its fiscal-year sales forecast. For the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq are set to drop 1.3% and 3.1%, respectively, while the Dow is up 0.8%.