The S&P 500 Energy ETF $XLE just formed a Golden Cross right as it hit a 1-year high
Source: Barchart
Indian bonds are set to be added to global indexes. Here’s why it could be a gamechanger - CNBC
- The decision to include Indian government bonds in two prominent global indexes recently is being viewed as a shot in the arm for the rapidly growing country and is expected to bring in billions of inflows. - India’s bonds will be added to the JPMorgan Government Bond Index-Emerging Markets (GBI-EM) in June, the Wall Street lender announced in September. - Goldman Sachs said it expects India’s bond markets to see inflows “upwards of $40 billion from the time of announcement to the end of the scale-in period, or around $2 billion per month.” - The biggest buyers of India’s government debt have so far been institutional organizations such as banks, mutual funds and insurance firms but addition to global indexes means it could now diversify the country’s avenues to raise funds. https://lnkd.in/d7hwmgZH Source: CNBC
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By Brian Feroldi
FT: 'Peter Thiel, Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg are leading a parade of corporate insiders who have sold hundreds of millions of dollars of their companies' shares this quarter
In a signal that recent stock market exuberance could be peaking. https://t.co/lFp5iOD53j Source: FT Activate to view larger image,
BREAKING: US new home prices are now down 20% from their highs, in bear market territory, and falling faster than rates seen in 2008, according to Reventure.
New home prices peaked in late-2022 at $497,000 and have fallen to $401,000 as of the latest data. In the financial crisis, new home prices dropped by 23% from 2007-2010, according to Reventure. US Home prices are down roughly the same amount in just 1.5 years, or half the amount of time. Still, new home prices are ~20% above pre-pandemic levels and existing home supply is near record lows. Is the hashtag#us housing market beginning to crack? Source: The Kobeissi Letter, Re-venture
Chocolate Lovers are Going To Have A Hard Time In The Next Few Months!
Yes, folks, the price of cocoa is witnessing a scorching rally (cocoa nears $10,000 per ton), which has led to mind-boggling prices for the raw material used to prepare chocolates. The insane PRICE INCREASE can be attributed to the significant supply disruptions in Africa and leveraged speculators🚨 Source: Sagar Singh, Wall Street Silver Image: openart.ai
Central banks cut rates at the fastest pace since heading into the pandemic.
Source: BofA, The Daily Shot
US High Yield Credit Spreads have moved down to 3.05%, their tightest level since January 2022.
US Investment Grade Credit Spreads have moved down to 0.91%, their tightest level since November 2021. Source: Charlie Bilello
