A $40 billion institutional trade cycles through Vanguard’s S&P 500 exchange-traded fund (VOO) every quarter, affecting retirement account holdings, Bloomberg reported. Foreign institutions are behind the quarterly movement, exploiting a scheduling gap between VOO and Read more…
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Why Brent’s break above $99 is reordering currency rankings today without yet triggering a broader macro repricing Today’s themes: CAD: Brent’s acceleration above $99 pushed Canadian Dollar to the top of today’s rankings, a terms-of-trade Read more…
Borrowers and would-be homeowners have been grappling with high mortgage rates for some time, making the road to homeownership very difficult for many. As of September 3, the 30-year average mortgage rate stands at 6.71%, Read more…
Ciena (CIEN) just delivered one of its strongest quarters ever. Then the stock fell hard anyway. That contrast has left many investors unsure of what to do next. Citigroup has now stepped in with a Read more…
RBA Deputy Governor Andrew Hauser kept the door firmly open to further tightening on Tuesday, describing inflation as the economy’s “one big problem” and saying Australians were understandably “furious about inflation.” In an interview with Read more…
Markets have one mechanism for handling talk. It is called the open. A chief executive can say anything on a Sunday. The price of that sentence gets set the moment somebody can act on it, Read more…
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No change in EUR/USD’s outlook and intraday bias remains neutral. On the downside, sustained break of 55 D EMA (now at 1.1557) will argue that rebound from 1.1323 has completed as a three wave corrective Read more…
Intraday bias in USD/JPY remains on the downside at this point. Fall from 163.97 is likely reversing the whole rise from 139.87. as a larger scale correction. Deeper fall should be seen to 149.07 fibonacci Read more…