Shares in Donald Trump’s social media company continue to rise, extending a five-week rally that has added over $7.9 billion in value. Analysts suggest the company could see significant benefits if the former president wins next week’s election.
Treasuries are headed for their worst month in over two years due to signs of economic strength and heavy supply of new notes and bonds. This comes as the market braces for next week’s US presidential election, adding to the volatility. Investors are closely watching the situation as interest rates and government policies hang in the balance.
Boeing Co. has successfully raised around $21 billion through an expanded share sale, marking one of the largest offerings by a public company. This move is aimed at strengthening its financial position amid concerns of a potential credit rating downgrade to junk status.
GLP Pte has canceled its planned dollar bond sale after failing to attract enough demand, despite offering a record coupon rate above 10%. This move highlights ongoing investor concerns about the company, which focuses on developing warehouses and logistics real estate.
Asian equities remained in a tight range today as investors braced for the upcoming US election and important economic data. This data is expected to influence the next decision by the Federal Reserve, adding to the cautious sentiment in the market. Traders are closely watching developments to gauge their impact on future monetary policy.
US government bond yields rose recently as weak demand in two Treasury note auctions indicated investor anxiety about upcoming supply. This trend comes just ahead of the next financing quarter, raising concerns about how well the market can absorb new debt.
Shares of Waaree Energies Ltd. surged nearly 75% in their trading debut following a $514 million initial public offering. As India's largest solar-panel manufacturer, this strong performance has reignited optimism in the market after last week’s disappointing outcome from the nation’s biggest IPO.
The US bond market is facing a critical two weeks ahead after experiencing its worst selloff in six months. This period will likely determine its trajectory for the remainder of the year. Investors are closely watching for key economic indicators and Federal Reserve signals that could influence interest rates and market stability.
Slowing profit growth is shaking the perception of invincibility among big tech firms as they gear up to report earnings this week. Their ability to turn this trend around will be crucial in deciding whether the recent stock market rally can continue.
The initial assessments following the bombing indicate a negative outlook.
