President Joe Biden’s budget proposal for discretionary federal spending includes an extra $3 billion for Pell grants for the 2022 fiscal year.
Archiv für den Monat: April 2021
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Levi Strauss, FuboTV, Honeywell and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
SEC is scrutinizing SPAC projections, seeks clearer disclosures
An SEC official said Thursday the agency is scrutinizing SPAC disclosures and could issue a future rule to clarify legal duty.
How JPMorgan increased the number of Black interns in its Wall Street program by nearly two-thirds
The move at JPMorgan could ultimately begin to change the composition of Wall Street, which for decades has been mostly a bastion for white males.
New Zealand Dollar Forecast: The Fight Between RBNZ Policy Bets and Wall Street
The New Zealand Dollar is in a tricky spot. On one hand, rising stocks can propel NZD. On the other, a dovish RBNZ ahead could cool bond yields as the government tackles soaring housing costs.
Australian Dollar Forecast: Dovish RBA to Counterbalance Robust Chinese GDP Print
The RBA highlighting several key risks to the local economy in its semi-annual Financial Stability Review may drive AUD lower against haven-associated currencies despite the expectation of strong Q…
Jack Ma under fire again – China fines Alibaba 18bn yuan (circa US$2.8bn)
Back in November last year Chinese authorities halted Ma’s Ant Group US$34.5B IPO.
Jack Ma, who controls Alibaba, had criticized domestic (and global) regulators for stifling financial services innovation, criticism the CCP did not appreciate.
Jack Ma, who controls Alibaba, had criticized domestic (and global) regulators for stifling financial services innovation, criticism the CCP did not appreciate.
Its that time again. Earnings season starts up next week.
Banks traditionally get the ball rolling
Believe it or not, the earnings season is starting up next week. It seems like only yesterday. The fact is, the bulk of earnings are spread out over a month or so and then you have other key releases that are outside of that window. Nevertheless, it does not seem
Believe it or not, the earnings season is starting up next week. It seems like only yesterday. The fact is, the bulk of earnings are spread out over a month or so and then you have other key releases that are outside of that window. Nevertheless, it does not seem
ForexLive Americas FX news wrap: Canadian jobs blow away estimates
Forex news for New York trade on April 9, 2020:
Markets:
The Canadian jobs report was a stunner and far-surpassed expectations. The market’s response was more tepid that you might have anticipated but that owes to fresh lockdowns in April and the belief that all those people are going right back on unemployment insurance. Later, the market
Markets:
The Canadian jobs report was a stunner and far-surpassed expectations. The market’s response was more tepid that you might have anticipated but that owes to fresh lockdowns in April and the belief that all those people are going right back on unemployment insurance. Later, the market
S&P and Dow close at record levels again
Nasdaq 1.9% from the all time high
The major indices also closed higher for the week with the NASDAQ index leading the charge at up 3.12%.
The final numbers are showing:
The major indices also closed higher for the week with the NASDAQ index leading the charge at up 3.12%.
The final numbers are showing: