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Dow Jones Newswires: Macau Casino shares jump on hopes of sooner return to normal
Shares of Macau casino stocks rose sharply Monday morning, after the Macau government’s easing of Covid-19 policies boosted hopes of a sooner-than-expected return to normal. Sands China Ltd. 1928, +14.80% jumped 16% to 20.50 Hong Kong dollars (US$2.61), heading toward...
The Future of Stock Markets
For a long time, investments were largely managed on the stock market. All stocks and shares are traded on a centralized stock market. Traders are working throughout the day to buy and sell, but the way that we invest in stocks has changed a lot in recent years. The...
Avoiding Cryptocurrency scams
The rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies has also increased the opportunities for unscrupulous actors to take advantage of the crypto space's flaws and defraud innocent consumers. Fraudsters stole over $7.8 billion worth of bitcoin in 2020, and this number...
How to Provide Better Customer Experiences This Year With Reverse ETL
One of the core reasons for effective data analysis will always be improving your customer experience. Data analytics can affect a wide gambit of different areas within a business. Everything from payroll, to the volume of production, sales, marketing, and customer...
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In One Chart: Who’s buying Treasurys? Households and hedge funds
Households and hedge funds have been finding common ground in the roughly $25 trillion Treasury market as yields on short-term bills and longer-dated bonds reclaim some of their highest levels of the past two decades. Meatier Treasury yields have been attracting both...
: Women who have nighttime hot flashes may be at greater risk for Alzheimer’s, study finds
Hot flashes during the night may be more than a midlife annoyance for women. They could also be an early indicator of Alzheimer’s disease, according to new research released Wednesday. Two-thirds of the about 6.7 million people in the U.S. who have Alzheimer’s disease...
The Margin: The Taylor Swift effect: Travis Kelce and the NFL see a boost in merch sales and social media followers
There’s no bad blood between Taylor Swift and NFL fans. After weeks of rumors that Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce and pop star Taylor Swift were dating, the “Love Story” singer showed up at a Chiefs game on Sunday. Swift watched the Chiefs dominate the Chicago...
: This is where housing prices have risen the most in America. Use our tool to see the increase where you live.
Vin Walker, a 67-year-old retiree from Plymouth, Mass., has been trying this year to buy a second home in Naples, Fla., so that he and his wife can avoid the cold winters in New England. He scoured real-estate brokerage sites for months, but listings would disappear...
Bond Report: More Treasury yields head for 5% as 10-, 30-year rates test new multi-year highs
More Treasury yields headed toward the 5% mark as a selloff in government debt resumed Wednesday afternoon, with 10- and 30-year rates moving to fresh multiyear highs. What’s happening The yield on the 2-year Treasury BX:TMUBMUSD02Y advanced 1.3 basis point to 5.142%...
Market Snapshot: Dow falls over 250 points, stocks extend losses as climb in Treasury yields resumes, dollar rises
U.S. stock indexes traded lower early afternoon Wednesday, extending the previous day’s losses, fueled by rising Treasury yields as investors weighed the outlook of the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy, the possibility of a government shutdown, an autoworkers strike...
Economic Report: Military aid to Ukraine gives a shot in the arm to the U.S. economy
American military support for Ukraine as it fends off Russia has given a lift to the struggling industrial side of the U.S. economy. Over the past year government spending on defense-related hardware such as planes, tanks, trucks and missiles has jumped 15%, according...
Key Words: U.S. government shutdown would halt IPOs and market surveillance, SEC’s Gensler warns
The U.S. government will shut down this weekend absent a last-minute funding deal from Congress, and that could lead to significant disruptions for stock and bond markets, according to the nation’s top securities regulator. Securities and Exchange Commission Chair...
: The market ‘may be overpaying you’ on a 10-year Treasury, says Lloyd Blankfein
The Federal Reserve probably won’t need to keep interest rates higher for longer, Lloyd Blankfein, the former Goldman Sachs chairman and CEO, said Tuesday. While Fed Chairman Jerome Powell and other top Fed staff might continue to use tough rhetoric on the need to...
Futures Movers: Oil prices at 2023 highs after fall in U.S. crude inventories
Oil futures traded at their highs for the session and the year on Wednesday after official data showed a drop in U.S. crude supplies last week.Price action West Texas Intermediate crude for November delivery CL.1, +3.20% CL00, +3.20% CLX23, +3.20% rose $2.20, or 2.4%,...
: What time is the Republican debate and where can you watch it?
The second debate of the Republican presidential primary of the 2024 election is set for tonight, with seven contenders preparing to face off against each other over key economic and social issues. Here’s a quick guide to who’s set to appear, what time it begins and...
Market Snapshot: Dow struggles to recover from worst day since March as Treasury yields pull back from multi-year highs
U.S. stock indexes were trading lower late morning Wednesday, reversing earlier gains, with the Dow industrials struggling to recover from its worst day since March on Tuesday, while Treasury yields remained near their multi-year highs and the dollar rose to new...