The Market Reaction to a Bad Earnings Report

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Meda saw decline in revenue for the first time. Gogle's parent company, alphabet, reported that its revenue growth fell to its slowest pace in two years. But on the other hand, modifies revenue increased, and it got six million new subscribers. The market reaction to all this was surprising. Men, share prices going up after a bad earnings report seems totally counter intuitive. What's going on here?

The US economy has shrunk for two consecutive quarters, many energy companies are posting record profits but French EDF recorded a record loss, and US markets are reacting unpredictably to tech earnings reports.

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US economy shrinks for second consecutive quarter

French energy group EDF records €5.3bn loss ahead of renationalisation

Facebook parent Meta reports first decline in revenue

Spotify adds more subscribers than forecast in second quarter

Google parent Alphabet’s revenue growth falls to slowest pace in 2 years

Microsoft reassures investors with confident full-year forecast

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