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Associated Press•8 hours agoUS retailers small companies rally as Turkey fears ease
U.S. stocks rallied Tuesday as banks, retailers, and smaller companies jumped. The Turkish lira steadied as officials from Turkey and the U.S. said the countries are in talks to ease diplomatic tensions, which have resulted in high tariffs on Turkish steel and aluminum. Stocks in emerging markets like Argentina, Russia and Brazil jumped.
- The Wall Street Journal•yesterday
[$$] U.S. Government Bonds Decline as Investors See Limited Harm From Turkey
U.S. government bonds fell Monday as investors are increasingly speculating that the crisis in Turkey will be contained. Yields climbed as some investors saw limited potential harm to the U.S. economy from the economic and diplomatic turmoil in Turkey, which has caused its currency to plunge and yields on its bonds to jump. As Turkey’s economy has slowed and inflation has risen, officials have pursued policies intended to spur the pace of growth, while the central bank has declined the opportunity to raise interest rates.
- Financial Times•2 days ago
[$$] Crunch time looms for popular investment indicators
Since the 2008 crisis, two traditional weathervanes of investors’ hopes and fears have struggled to retain their predictive credibility: equity risk premium (ERP) and the yield curve. Quantitative easing by central banks has been widely singled out as the main culprit. ERP measures the additional rate of return that investors require to compensate them for the risk of holding stocks instead of a ‘risk-free’ asset, typically the US 10-year Treasury Bond or six-month Treasury note.
- The Wall Street Journal•4 days ago
[$$] U.S. Government Bonds Higher on Plunging Turkish Lira
U.S. government bond prices rose Friday after continued economic uncertainty in Turkey—and the fear of a ripple effect across other markets—pushed investors to the relative safety of Treasury debt. The yield on the benchmark 10-year Treasury posted its biggest one-day drop since May 29, settling at 2.859%, compared with 2.935% Thursday. Yields fell as the Turkish lira continued its steep descent Friday, pushing the dollar to its highest level in more than a year.
Associated Press•4 days agoTurkish turmoil knocks US and European stocks lower
NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks in the U.S. and Europe skidded Friday as investors worried about the financial stability of Turkey and how it might affect the global banking system.
Associated Press•4 days agoTurkish turmoil knocks US and European stocks lower
Stocks in the U.S. and Europe skidded Friday as investors worried about the financial stability of Turkey and how it might affect the global banking system. Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has accumulated more and more control over the country's central bank as well as its financial system, which is now run by his son-in-law. Its currency is plunging and Turkey is also in a diplomatic spat with the U.S., a major trading partner.
- The Wall Street Journal•5 days ago
[$$] U.S. Government Bonds Jump on Soft Inflation Data
U.S. government bonds gained Thursday after the Labor Department said producer prices remained flat in July, falling short of economist forecasts for them to rise. Yields fell Thursday after the Labor Department said the producer-price index was flat in July, and that prices excluding the often-volatile food and energy categories rose 0.1%. Economists surveyed by The Wall Street Journal had expected a 0.2% increase in overall prices, and a 0.2% rise for prices excluding food and energy.
Associated Press•6 days agoAsian markets mixed as trade spat in focus, oil stabilizes
Asian stock markets were mixed on Thursday with Chinese stocks outperforming the region, as investors watched the latest developments on trade. Prices of oil stabilized. KEEPING SCORE: Japan's Nikkei 225 ...
Associated Press•7 days agoAsian shares mixed after new US tariffs put on China exports
Shares were mostly higher in Asia on Wednesday after the U.S. followed through with plans to put higher tariffs on $16 billion in Chinese exports. KEEPING SCORE: Japan's Nikkei 225 index gained 0.4 percent ...
Associated Press•8 days agoStocks rise on company earnings, oil gains on Iran sanctions
Global stock markets rose Tuesday as investors looked past U.S.-China trade tensions and the price of oil increased after the U.S. imposed new sanctions on Iran. KEEPING SCORE: Germany's DAX rose 0.8 percent ...
- Motley Fool•10 days ago
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- The Wall Street Journal•11 days ago
[$$] U.S. Government Bonds Rise After Soft Jobs Data, China Trade Warning
Treasurys advanced Friday after the Labor Department said that the pace of hiring slowed in July and China said it would impose new tariffs on imports from the U.S. Yields fell after data showed the economy added 157,000 jobs last month, compared with a 190,000 estimate in a Wall Street Journal survey of economists. Many investors and analysts had expected faster gains in wages this year following passage of $1.5 trillion in tax cuts in December, with fiscal policy makers predicting companies would use some proceeds from the tax cuts to lift workers wages.
Associated Press•11 days agoUS stocks rise as companies that pay big dividends surge
NEW YORK (AP) — U.S. stocks rose Friday after the Labor Department said hiring remained solid in July and strong quarterly earnings continued to boost the market.
- Barrons.com•11 days ago
[$$] Alphabet, CVS Are Lee Cooperman Favorites
Barron’s recently met with Leon Cooperman, 75, the Bronx boy who founded the firm in late 1991, and Steven Einhorn, 70, his right-hand man, who joined in 1999, to learn their market view and which stocks they favor now. Einhorn studies the global economy and monetary and fiscal policy trends, while Cooperman, a billionaire who still uses mass transit to get to work, focuses on company fundamentals. The SEC had wanted to bar Cooperman from the industry, but didn’t.
Associated Press•12 days agoAsian markets flat after Apple value surpasses $1 trillion
Asian shares were flat Friday in mixed trading ahead of the U.S. jobs report later in the day. There appeared to be scant carry-over Friday from overnight gains on Wall Street as Apple reached $1 trillion ...
Associated Press•12 days agoAsian markets flat after Apple value surpasses $1 trillion
Asian shares were flat Friday in mixed trading ahead of the U.S. jobs report later in the day. There appeared to be scant carry-over Friday from overnight gains on Wall Street as Apple reached $1 trillion ...
- The Wall Street Journal•13 days ago
[$$] Treasury Plans to Boost Borrowing as Trillion-Dollar Deficits Loom
WASHINGTON—Rising federal budget deficits are boosting the U.S. Treasury’s borrowing and could restrain a fast-growing economy as the cost of credit rises, too. The yield of 10-year Treasury notes climbed above 3% for the first time since June, as the Treasury Department announced it would increase auctions of U.S. debt by an additional $30 billion over the next three months. The Treasury gets cash to fund the government in exchange for selling the securities.
Associated Press•13 days agoAsian markets extend losses on China-US trade jitters
Share benchmarks in Asia are sliding, tracking losses overnight on Wall Street, where investors sold industrial stocks following reports that the Trump administration is considering a higher tax rate on ...
Associated Press•13 days agoMarkets Right Now: Stocks mostly lower even as Apple surges
The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 4 p.m. Stock indexes closed broadly lower on Wall Street even as a surge in Apple's stock moved the company closer to being worth $1 trillion. ...
- Barrons.com•13 days ago
In Surprise to No One, Fed Stands Pat
The Federal Open Market Committee left its key interest rates unchanged Wednesday, as had been universally expected. At the same time, the policy-setting panel slightly changed its language assessing economic activity, calling it "strong" as opposed to "solid" in the statement following its June meeting. As for inflation, the FOMC said price measures excluding food and energy "remain near" the central bank's 2% goal, an updating of the previous statement that said they had "moved close to" that target, according to a side-by-side comparison of the statements provided by Ian Lyngen of BMO Capital Markets.
- Barrons.com•14 days ago
Don't Look Now, but the 10-Year Treasury Yield Is Back Over 3%
The benchmark 10-year Treasury note yield moved back over 3% Wednesday morning, following another uptick in Japanese bond yields and a stronger-than-expected jobs reading from ADP. The 3% mark has been psychologically important for global financial markets. The key U.S. note yield was up nearly five basis points (.05 percentage point), at 3.011%, the highest level since late May. Meanwhile, the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond exchange-traded fund (TLT) was down 1.3% in price.
Associated Press•13 days agoAsian markets extend losses on China-US trade jitters
BANGKOK (AP) — Share benchmarks in Asia are sliding, tracking losses overnight on Wall Street, where investors sold industrial stocks following reports that the Trump administration is considering a higher tax rate on Chinese imports.
- The Wall Street Journal•14 days ago
[$$] U.S. Government Bonds Gain on Central Bank Support, Soft Inflation
U.S. government bonds rose Tuesday after the Bank of Japan made only slight adjustments to its regime of easy monetary policy and a key measure of inflation declined. The yield rose 0.116 percentage point during July, increasing for a second consecutive month. Yields fell Tuesday after the Bank of Japan said it would make few changes to its management of monetary policy, surprising some investors and analysts who had forecast the central bank might reduce some of its long-running stimulative measures.
