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Will the soaring real estate market become a familiar nightmare in the financial world?
Original title: soaring Real Estate Market: another Price Bubble is forming? Will it become a familiar nightmare in the financial world? Source: FX168 in the post-COVID-19 era, inflation has become a topic that can not be ignored, clothing, food, housing, transportation and other aspects of prices have risen to varying degrees, of which the real estate market is particularly eye-catching. Syed Zain Abbas Rizvi, an active current affairs writer, wrote an analysis as follows: there is no doubt that the rebound after the pandemic has been stronger and much faster than expected. The confused Federal Reserve and the booming stock market mark a new normal.
Why is the yield curve likely to steepen again? What does this mean for US stocks?
Original title: why might the yield curve become steeper again? What does this mean for US stocks? Source: in the previous week, spreads on 10-to 2-year Treasury yields narrowed from 133bp to 119bp in just three trading days, Bryce Coward said on Friday, June 25, local time. Since 1990, the flatness of the 14bps curve has been two standard deviations, so it is safe to say that fluctuations like last week are rare. While the curve flattened, the trend of cyclical / re-inflationary transactions reversed, banks and bulk
US version of “Liu Qiangdong Incident”: Private equity mogul charged with sexual assault and defamation argues that both parties volunteered
Earlier this year, a former model who was charged with sexually assaulting Leon Blake, the co-founder, former chairman and CEO of Apollo Management, has now been sued for defamation against the billionaire worth $9.3 billion, accusing him of lying to the media about the relationship between the two and falsely claiming that he is extorting extortion. In a 29-page indictment filed in the New York State High Court, 38-year-old Guzel Ganieva (Guzel Ganieva) accused Blake of defamation, deliberate psychological pressure, and gender violence during their six-year relationship. The relationship ended in 2015, and Ganyeva was allegedly forced to sign a
Goldman Sachs: we are more optimistic about Chinese stocks than cash and bonds
Wang Shengzu, co-head of Asia investment strategy at Goldman Sachs, said that we are more bullish on Chinese stocks than cash and bonds, and the Chinese stock market is now in the "early stage of a multi-year rally". Pro-cyclical value stocks should catch up with growth stocks. Goldman Sachs also said that against the backdrop of a weak dollar, other currencies are also appreciating and the market as a whole is in a risk-by-risk mode, so many emerging markets face capital inflows and currency appreciation, and the room for further appreciation of the renminbi is expected to be limited.
Media: credit Suisse prepares to file a lawsuit against Softbank Corp. over the Greensill incident
Credit Suisse is preparing to file a lawsuit against Softbank Corp. after the collapse of Greensill Capital, UK Finance reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the matter. The dispute, which involves about $440 million, is money owed by Katerra to Credit Suisse customers. Katerra is an American construction company and a client of Greensill. It is also supported by Softbank Corp. Vision Fund. Softbank Corp. 's Vision Fund has instructed law firm Quinn Emanuel to defend any claims related to Greensill. The dispute can be settled before a lawsuit is brought by both parties. Credit Suisse and soft
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