Investors may have certainty that US rate cuts are starting in September, but it’s unclear what economic conditions those cuts will bring. Investors are closely watching every data release and communication from central banks for a sense of clarity. The VIX Index has hit one month high. Global strategist at Rabobank, Michael Every says investors … Read more
The Commonwealth economic organization says fears about borrowers falling off the fixed rate property loan cliff have largely been averted as households find work arounds in the face of higher finance charge rates. The bulk of CBA’s remaining fixed rate loans rolled on to variable rates in September last year. The Commonwealth economic organization says … Read more
00:00 The RBA Governor Michele Bullock says financial markets are a little bit ahead of themselves with their expectations of when the central lender will cut rates and the board doesn’t believe Australia is heading for a recession. The RBA kept borrowing charge rates on hold at 4.35 per cent. The Governor said no rate … Read more
Sparked by fears of a US recession, the ASX has shed more than $100 billion, tumbling 3.7%. Meanwhile, on the back of hiking finance charge rates, the Japanese sector had a massive fall. Subscribe: http://ab.co/1svxLVE Economist Besa Deda says Friday’s release of US payroll data prompted a sector panic. ABC News provides around the clock … Read more
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Continental European sharemarkets ended lower on Wednesday, pressured by losses in real estate and technology equities, which fell 1.2% and 1.1%, respectively. Basic resources equities added 0.6%, tracking a rebound in metal prices and leading sectoral gains. UK equities were buoyed by a 0.8% lift in metal miners as investors digested inflation data. Annual headline … Read more
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US sharemarkets were mixed on Wednesday. US Treasury yields ticked higher, pressuring rate-sensitive megacaps such as Nvidia, Meta Platforms and Apple, which fell between 0.8% and 1.2%. Chip equities such as Advanced Micro Devices and Micron Technology dipped over 3% each. Intel lost 4.4% after a report said the Pentagon had pulled out of a … Read more