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US Dollar Emerges as Top Safe Haven; Golden Cross Signals Strength Ahead
The market has come to accept the new game rule of "higher for longer", leading to a "triple kill" scenario involving stocks, bonds, and commodities. In contrast, the US dollar has benefited from both high-interest rate support and safe-haven demand, leading to a strong surge.
Goodbye to a Rocky September: Is the Stock Market Poised for a "Golden October"?
We are approaching a seasonal pivot point in the stock market. Based on historical price patterns, stocks are likely to chug ahead in the fourth quarter, with the average returns for October and November being 1.45% and 1.75%, respectively.
Hedge Funds Increase Bearish Bets as Cross-Asset Selloff Hits Wall Street
A Goldman basket of the most-shorted stocks is down more than 10% this month, handing bears with handsome profits.
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Looming US government shutdown
Time is running out for the US lawmakers to strike a deal on their spending bill, before the critical midnight deadline on 30 Sep
In case you are not aware, basically, the government funding will expire at the end of the day on 30 Sep when the clock strikes midnight and it becomes 1 Oct
If Congress fails to pass the legislation to renew funding by the deadline, then the federal government will shut down at midnight.
This means the US government services and poten...
In case you are not aware, basically, the government funding will expire at the end of the day on 30 Sep when the clock strikes midnight and it becomes 1 Oct
If Congress fails to pass the legislation to renew funding by the deadline, then the federal government will shut down at midnight.
This means the US government services and poten...
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ColumnsHow to Interpret the Risk of Government Shutdown?
The US federal government is once again facing the risk of a shutdown due to continuous financial concerns stemming from debt ceilings, credit downgrades, and high deficits. While the impact of default resulting from the debt ceiling is primarily emotional and unlikely to occur, a government shutdown, which frequently occurs, can have greater practical effects. Economically, if the shutdown persists for an extended period, it will exert significan...
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