ASX News LIVE | XJO Opens Lower as Rising Bond Yields Spook Markets
ASX 200 opens lower. US bond yields hit 16-year high as markets get spooked about sustained high interest rates.
Macroeconomic News: Insights into Economic Trends and Developments
The Pressure is Building
News flash…there is going to be an ‘event’ (like a 1930s style economic upheaval) that will be beyond the ability of central bankers to permanently fix…market forces, in a long drawn out battle, will be the victor (as they have been throughout history). The cycle is turning, but few realise how close we might be to these ‘sunny days of summer’ turning into the ‘bleakest of winters’…now that’s a climate change you really need to be worried about. Read on…
ASX News Live | ASX 200 Opens Down in Another Choppy Day of Trading; Wall St Breaks Losing Streak; Air NZ, SUN, PME Feature
XJO opened down slightly today as we are in for another bumpy day of trading after Wall St broke its four-day losing streak.
ASX News Live | ASX 200 Opens Down in Another Choppy Day of Trading; Wall St Breaks Losing Streak; Air NZ, SUN, PME Feature
XJO opened down slightly today as we are in for another bumpy day of trading after Wall St broke its four-day losing streak.
Sneak Peek — Why Wait For Recession When There’s Already One To Take Advantage Of?
Today we’re giving you a sneak peek at what paying subscribers of Greg Canavan’s Fat Tail Investment Advisory are reading. Greg’s been bullish on energy stocks since 2020/21. Since that time, they’ve been a real contrarian investment. That is, generally disliked and overlooked by the broader market. While that is still the case, it’s less than it was. Investors are starting to wake up to the fact that traditional energy sources are going to be around for a long time. Read on…
ASX News LIVE | XJO Slips Again After Bearish Wall St Week; Qantas Signals $200m Higher Costs as Higer Fuel Prices Hit
ASX 200 to fall again today as the Fed’s threat of ‘higher for longer’ interest rates has soured market sentiment. US faces another looming shutdown as parties square off about rising gov debt.
