European markets are set to inch cautiously higher, coming off a losing week as hawkish comments from central banks signaled further policy tightening.
inched fractionally higher in early premarket trade on Monday, after Wall Street's major averages posted their second consecutive week of losses for the first time since September.CNBC Pro: Netflix is 'top pick' for 2023 despite ad target miss, Evercore's Mark Mahaney says
Netflix is a "top pick" stock for next year despite the streaming giant reportedly missing ad revenue targets, according to Evercore ISI. Netflix shares closed lower by 8.63% on Thursday following a report that the company offered to refund money to advertisers for missing viewership targets.
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