Month: November 2024

JGBs rose in early Tokyo trade, tracking overnight price gains in U.S. Treasurys.

(Telecompaper) The Foreign Ministers of Finland and Germany have issued a joint statement saying a thorough investigation is under way into a severed submarine cable connecting the two countries in the Baltic Sea…

Oil prices fell and Swissquote Bank said the ample global supply against a weak global demand outlook remains supportive of bearish positions, adding that a solid resistance is being seen in the $70-72 a barrel range.

The dollar could struggle next year following its rally since the presidential election due to concerns over Trump’s policies and about whether he wants to keep the currency strong, CIB said.

Credit-card delinquencies seem to have peaked, for now.

Suspected fraudsters congregate anonymously on message boards and social media, figuring out which banks to target with altered checks.

Investors are snapping up bonds tied to car loans, betting that a strong U.S. economy will keep rising delinquency rates in check.

Metal prices were mixed, with copper down and trading in a relatively narrow range since Donald Trump’s victory prompted a sell-off and aluminium up after China said it will cancel tax-export rebates on aluminum and copper semi-manufactured products.

The vaccine skeptic may find it hard to enact earth-shattering changes to American healthcare

QXO’s Brad Jacobs has built companies in logistics and other sectors through acquisitions.