Saturday, October 5, 2024

Why Interest Rates and Treasury Bonds Could Be the Next Big Things to Watch

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Interest rates crashed to record lows because of coronavirus. But will they stay there? The U.S. Treasury Department is preparing to flood the market...
'Risk On' Sectors Lead as Stocks Try to Break Out

‘Risk On’ Sectors Lead as Stocks Try to Break Out

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Investors are favoring riskier parts of the market as the S&P 500 tries to break out to new highs. Semiconductors, industrials, banks, energy and materials...

New 20-year Treasury Bond Futures Are Launching Today

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New 20-year Treasury bond futures start trading today, two years after the government launched the underlying securities. The new contracts will control $100,000 of face...

Markets Panicked About Higher Rates. These Charts Suggest the Move Could Be Done for...

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Last month's jump in interest rates triggered fears in the stock market, but some charts indicate the process may have run its course for...
Jerome Powell Has to Walk a Fine Line in Congress Today

Jerome Powell Has to Walk a Fine Line in Congress Today

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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell begins two days of testimony in Congress today. It will be closely watched with some key issues at...

Bitcoin Popularity Explodes as ETF Launches and Investors Shed U.S. Treasury Bonds

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Bitcoin's popularity is surging as a long-awaited exchange-traded fund launches. Preliminary analysis from Google Trends showed Bitcoin's popularity jumping to its highest level in at...
Dollar Hammered as Fed's Bostic Turns Dovish

Dollar Slides with Doves Ruling the Roost at the Fed

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Hawks at the Federal Reserve keep morphing into doves, hammering the greenback. Several comments from the central bank yesterday expressed a cautious view of interest...

Will Jerome Powell Signal an October Cut? All Eyes on the Fed

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The Federal Reserve's expected to cut interest rates today, but next month's the real question. Will the central bank follow with a second rate cut...

Is the Fed Dovish, or Just Plain Chicken?

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Is the Federal Reserve in the midst of its quickest pivot ever? It seems to be. Only two months ago, central bankers were united in their...

Stocks Teeter Again as Investors Nervously Eye Rising Bond Yields

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Stocks tumbled again last week as investors brace for a potentially major increase in bond yields. The S&P 500 slid 0.3 percent between Friday, January...
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