According to BofA fund managers survey, the biggest tail risk is still higher inflation.
WHAT IF the true risk is UNDERESTIMATING the current disinflation trend? PCE numbers today will give us more clue about where inflation is going next? Source: Ryan Detrick
L'Oreal in a More Complex Consolidation Phase
L'Oreal remains in a bullish long-term trend! Unfortunately, it wasn't able to close above the 460 level and confirm a new swing. Therefore, the probability is growing for a break of minor support at 407.85 and a possible test of the major support zone between 372-390. Source: Bloomberg
1.285 million barrels of oil were added to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last week, the largest addition since June 2020
Source: Barchart
India is set to welcome billions of dollars of foreign inflows when JPMorgan adds the country’s sovereign debt to its emerging markets index on Friday
A move that some analysts say will leave it more vulnerable to fickle flows of hot money. The inclusion of India marks the first time the bonds of the world’s fastest-growing large economy have been included in a major benchmark and is the latest move to open up a once closed-off market. It was only in 2020 that India removed foreign ownership restrictions on some rupee-denominated debt. The inclusion of 28 government bonds worth more than $400bn will give India a 10 per cent share of the widely tracked measure, according to JPMorgan. About $11bn has flowed into Indian bonds as investors position themselves ahead of the formal inclusion, according to Goldman Sachs. The bank expects a further $30bn to arrive as the bonds are gradually incorporated into the index over the next 10 months, raising foreign ownership from around 2 per cent to about 5 per cent. Source: FT Link to the article >>>
1.285 million barrels of oil were added to the Strategic Petroleum Reserve last week, the largest addition since June 2020
Source: Barchart
Quote by Steve Jobs
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BREAKING: Walgreens stock, $WBA, crashes nearly 25% after drugstore chain cuts profit guidance due to "challenging" consumer environment.
"We assumed the consumer would get somewhat stronger” but “that is not the case,” Walgreens CEO said. Walgreens cut their earnings per share outlook by 12.5% yesterday. The stock is now down 88% from its all time high and 55% in 2024. Another sign that consumers are struggling? Source: The Kobeissi Letter
France vs German 10 year spread keeps moving even higher...
Source: The Market Ear
