The safest government bonds often offer extremely low yields, but higher-yielding corporate bonds are more likely to default, thus investors wishing to add bonds to their portfolios must make a trade-off. High-yield corporate bonds often carry higher risk. U.S. Treasury bonds, which are typically regarded as one of the safest investments available, are at the …
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According to agency filings on Thursday, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed making a decision on all spot bitcoin exchange-traded fund (ETF) applications until October. The applicants include BlackRock, WisdomTree, Invesco Galaxy, Wise Origin, VanEck, Bitwise, and Valkyrie Digital Assets. Bitcoin (BTC), which had already dropped significantly for the day, lost …
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In the absence of US markets yesterday, European markets failed to make gains as the early lift from a rally in Asia spurred by the China stimulus faded, despite basic resources outperforming. It appears that the European day’s late weakness will persist this morning. China’s market influence and Expectation on Fed to hold rates …
Services PMIs set to confirm contraction, RBA leaves rates unchanged Read More »
One popular type of market speculation involves traders opening and closing all deals within one day. This is known as intraday trading. Intraday traders are those that enter and leave the market repeatedly over a single day. It’s crucial to understand how to choose stocks for intraday trading if you want to be successful as …
On the last trading day of August, Wall Street lost some of its early enthusiasm and the dollar rose as investors shifted their attention to Friday’s important jobs report and the widely anticipated inflation data failed to provide many shocks. The Three Major Indexes : US stocks The S&P 500 followed the Dow in the …
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A whirlwind of bewilderment swept through Asian markets as Japan’s factory activity plummeted unexpectedly and China’s services sector displayed signs of vulnerability. Amidst the complex symphony of global economic dynamics, traders found themselves grappling with perplexing indicators that cast a shadow of uncertainty. Japan’s Manufacturing Conundrum: A Sudden Plunge At the heart of Asia’s industrial …
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SEBI has released new guidelines in order to reinforce the current framework for cyber security and cyber resilience at market infrastructure organizations including stock exchanges, clearing companies, and depositories, Reason for launching new guidelines Stock exchanges, clearing organizations, and depositories are considered market infrastructure institutions by SEBI since they, among other things, offer the infrastructure …
SEBI releases new guidelines to improve cybersecurity framework for stock exchanges. Read More »
The financial markets, a labyrinthine realm where fortunes are made and lost in the blink of an eye, evoke an aura of mystique that enshrouds both novices and seasoned investors alike. Amid the cacophonous chorus of success stories and cautionary tales, one enigma remains – the art of weathering losing streaks. In the ever-fluctuating landscape …
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The U.S. dollar and Treasury rates declined on Thursday, reviving investor interest in gold as they wait to see what interest rate signals central bankers would provide at the Jackson Hole conference. Gold prices have already reached two-week highs. Gold hitted its high By 08:10 GMT, spot gold was up 0.3% and at $1,920 an …
Gold and silver prices gain as dollar and US treasury yields retreat from recent highs Read More »
The US Dollar beat its key competitors last week. Chinese Yuan and the Australian Dollar performed better than several of the major currencies, including the British Pound, Euro, and Canadian Dollar. When it came to commodities, gold did well while crude oil declined. Look back into the month Longer-term Treasury rates have accelerated relative to …
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