When Will Offices Be Full Again? Companies keep delaying their return dates and altering other workplace policies as the pandemic persists.A common scene across corporate America.
Man Who Confronted NBC Reporter on Live TV Is Issued Arrest Warrant Benjamin Eugene Dagley interrupted an NBC reporter covering Hurricane Ida, the police said.A man identified as Benjamin Eugene Dagley, left, confronted Shaquille Brewster, an NBC reporter, as Mr.
US MBA mortgage applications w.e. 27 August -2.4% vs +1.6% prior Latest data from the Mortgage Bankers Association for the week ending 27 August 2021 - +1.6% - Market index 719.4 vs 737.1 prior - Purchase index 259.0 vs 257.5 prior
GameStop's S＆P 500 Return in Hands of Anonymous Panel Committee members have considerable discretion over which companies to include in the most widely watched equity index.
Nio, CrowdStrike, Zoom Video, Campbell Soup: What to Watch When the Stock Market Opens Today Nio is struggling with a chip shortage; Zoom Video inched higher after Tuesday’s drop.
OPEC and other producers will meet to decide oil output. OPEC Plus is expected to consider whether to stick with a production increase negotiated in July.
Evergrande's Grand Finale Won't Be Pretty for Investors Even with recent asset sales, Evergrande’s financial hole remains very deep. Beijing has good reasons to ensure that apartment buyers don’t get stiffed. Investors might be less lucky.
Behold the Watered Stock’s New Variant! Back to the future! Welcome to the successor to a 19th century favorite, watered stock.
ECB's Stournaras: Recent jump in inflation is due to temporary factors ECB policymaker, Yannis Stournaras, remarks to Bloomberg Not really siding with the hawks there, is he? In any case, expect more of the same by the ECB in their communique this month and then expect follow-up reports to show a difference in opinion among policymakers on inflation and reining in pandemic support.
FX option expiries for 1 September 10am New York cut A look at what is on the board for today Nothing too significant to take note of on the day, though there is a relatively big one for EUR/USD at 1.1825 offering some interest as a magnet to price action.
Travel Agencies Are Having a Moment Amid Covid Chaos A business that took a nose-dive with the rise of do-it-yourself online travel booking is newly relevant with the added complications of cancellations, border restrictions and testing requirements.
With new backing, H.K. regtech targets biggest banks Know Your Customer will use strategic investment from CRIF to target larger financial institutions in Southeast Asia. The post With new backing, H.K. regtech targets biggest banks appeared first on Digital Finance.
Michael Hudson v. George Soros on China’s Rejection of “Market” Capitalism Soros has a hissy over China's Xi no longer wanting to play nicely with foreign investors.
EUR/USD Breaking News: Uneventful European PMI and Unemployment Data EUR/USD is making gains on the back off yesterday’s inflation data despite flat PMI and unemployment stats today. Hawkish ECB officials are creating a stir as they call for a reduced PEPP purchases.
Energy Traders See Big Money in Carbon-Emissions Markets Vitol, Glencore and other firms that dominate oil trading are beefing up their carbon-trading desks.
Gold Price Forecast: Gold Bulls Lacking Until Double Top is Cleared Cautious tone for the precious metal as markets await key US data
Europe's Banks Get a Cash Boost From ECB Credit Moves Eurozone banks are making money from an ECB program that basically pays them to lend, boosting their earnings and helping offset some of the costs associated with the continent’s long-running negative interest rates.
States That Cut Benefits Saw Limited Impact on Job Growth Half of U.S. states ended enhanced unemployment insurance payments early ahead of nationwide termination of benefits for millions of people.
Clothing Retailers Boost Profit Margins by Offering Fewer Markdowns Profit margins have expanded rapidly at clothing retailers in recent months as they rely less on markdowns to sell their inventory.
Covid-19 Has China's Gambling Hub on a Long Losing Streak Business remains muted in the once-bustling casinos of Macau more than a year and a half into the Covid-19 pandemic, while gambling operators wait for tourists to return en masse to the city.
Dollar still middling so far on the session Major currencies see ranges stretch but nothing too significant Commodity currencies still hold a slight lead on the day with the yen and franc the laggard, as risk tones are keeping more positive so far in European morning trade.
Stocks push higher on China stimulus hopes Markets in Europe and Asia start September in positive territory
Eurozone July unemployment rate 7.6% vs 7.6% expected Latest data released by Eurostat - 1 September 2021