Treasury bonds rise, Wall Street falls, and the chip maker war reaches a tipping point. The slide on Wall Street continues this week, and things are getting out of control as the probabilities of a slowing economy jump higher. The energy crisis in Europe is adding extra pressure on oil and natural gas prices. The […] More
Wall Street is struggling, and global central banks are expecting the worst Economists, CEOs, traders, and investors have argued that higher interest rates have caused what some call the new normal. It only seems logical to call September’s CPI report shocking and an-encouraging to some extent. The Bureau of Statistics released the consumer index report […] More
The Wall Street experts hope that the Federal Reserve avoids a fourth consecutive 75bp and Biden says the U.S economy will avoid a recession. For the past 10 months, the U.S. federal reserve has been in a continuous battle for the sole purpose of taming inflation. Yet, despite the hard efforts, the September producer price […] More
The U.S 10 year Treasury jumps and increasing borrowing costs will lead to market recession The chances of a 75 basis point interest hike just increased from 83.4% to 92% after the release of the non-farm payroll report. The non-farm payrolls in the U.S increased by 263.000 last month, compared to the 315.000 added jobs […] More
Nasdaq jumps on Tuesday session, and the oil groups start a conflict with the Biden administration The story between Tesalm CEO and Twitter CEO has been updated this week with positive news. Bloomberg reported that Musk is willing to agree to the acquisition for the original share price of $54.2 per share. The main reason […] More
The S&P declined to its worst year-over-year level for the first time since 1938 and Europe posted a higher than expected inflation rate. According to BoFa the S&P 500 and the treasury indexes record the worst performing years for the first time since 1938. Higher inflation rates and higher-than-expected interest hikes were key factors in […] More
The Dow Jones has officially entered a bear market, raising the chances of a market downturn. Over the past few weeks, the energy select sector has dropped by 13%, the worst since January, yet this week the West Texas Intermediate rose about 1.7% to $77 per barrel. Although the oil and energy sectors improved on […] More
The S&P falls by 2.05% as the money supply declines, and investors expect the worst As of mid-Friday trading, the Dow index declined 700 basis points and posted its lowest level for this year. So far, the Index has declined by 9% in the past 9 months. Inflation is an important indicator of the economic […] More
Wall Street slumped as marketers awaited Wednesday’s Federal Reserve meeting decisions The S&P fell further this week after poor results delivered by FedEx and the automaker Ford. Today morning, Wall Street extended its weekly losses; the S&P declined by 3.63% to reach a total decline of 19% for this year. The tech-heavy Nasdaq decreased by […] More
The tech-heavy composite is down by 30% in 2022, and higher interest rates are not the only problem that tech stocks face. The data released on Tuesday showed that August inflation is slightly lower than June’s 9.1% rate, but remains higher than expected compared to July’s rate. Rising interest rates have caused measurable damage to […] More
Is Wall Street underestimating the likelihood that the banks will hold higher rates till the end of this year? Wall Street and the bond market opened higher Friday morning. Oil prices have increased, and gold is climbing. Next week, investors are expecting the release of the CPI report, which counts as a contributing factor in […] More
OPEC will cut oil production by 100,000 barrels a day despite its agreement to increase its production. A month after OPEC officials and its allies agreed to increase oil production in August to supplement the market’s low oil supplies. On Monday, OPEC officials stated that they will start cutting their oil production by 100,000 barrels […] More