Indonesia Remains World’s Worst as China Hits Bear Territory
Almost all Asian markets are in the red, with many of the year’s top performers the major laggards.
Almost all Asian markets are in the red, with many of the year’s top performers the major laggards.
Here’s why I’m adding this once favorite name to my portfolio and why you might consider the same.
Fuel prices rebounded and nonfuel import prices hit their highest annual rate since April 2022, with semiconductor prices posting an eighth straight record year-over-year gain.
Chip stocks have sold down hard in the last couple of days. While Chinese competition is often cited as the motive, that’s a simplification that doesn’t add up.
There was a sharp turnaround in Asia’s top-performing sector in Q3. Here’s why that’s unlikely to last.
Investors have little to cheer about after five summits between the leaders.
It seems that lately every meeting with China follows with this scenario. Also, my take on the TLT and LQD funds.
The markets appeared to make a U-turn for the better on Thursday on potential progress with Tehran. Also, where’s the beef with the China summit?
We’ve already got a market-relevant impact on tariffs, but what are the other main points of contention as the “G2” gather?
Let’s break down what’s happening with bonds and how things unfolded Wednesday. Plus, two items from the ‘What the Heck’ department.