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Janney Montgomery Scott LLC Boosts Stake in Innovator Growth-100 Power Buffer ETF- October (BATS:NOCT)
US chicken giant Sanderson Farms negotiates a sale or price of US$4.5 billion with Cargill and others
According to people familiar with the matter, chicken producer Sanderson Farms (Sanderson Farms) is in in-depth negotiations with agricultural giant Cargill (Cargill) and agricultural investment company Continental Grain to possibly sell the company for $4.5 billion. Sources said the deal was valued at $203 per share of Sanderson Farms, and the deal could be reached as early as Monday. In June of this year, it was reported that Sanderson Farms had attracted the interest of buyers, including Continental Grain. A Cargill spokesperson said,”
After an American company doubled their salaries, the number of employees having children increased tenfold every year
Dan Price (Dan Price), founder and CEO of Gravity Payments, an American credit card payment service company, raised the minimum annual salary of the company's 120 employees to 70,000 US dollars in 2015 and cut off 93% of his annual salary of one million dollars. This move caused a stir in the US, and Price was once called “America's best boss.” In a recent interview, Price said that in the next few years, not only did his company's income soar, but employees also had more children and bought more houses. To express their gratitude to him, the employees also rounded up money to buy him a car
Deutsche Bank survey: The coronavirus variant is the biggest concern in the market
According to the July monthly market sentiment survey released by Deutsche Bank on Monday, the new coronavirus variant is currently the financial market's biggest concern, followed by inflation and economic growth. The surge in cases of the Delta variant of the coronavirus in recent weeks has shaken the market and heightened fears that global economic growth may have peaked. Deutsche Bank conducted a survey of around 550 global market professionals from July 21 to 23. More than 60% of respondents said they think the new coronavirus variant is more worrying than when it became the highest risk in the market in April. Inflation concerns ranked second in the survey, followed by right
Powell will send another dovish signal, and PPI that exceeds expectations will not save the US dollar
Original title: Powell will release another dovish signal, and PPI that exceeds expectations won't save the dollar. The dollar index fell sharply on Wednesday (July 14). Although the US PPI greatly exceeded expectations in June, Powell's moderate remarks and declining US bond yields weakened the dollar. According to data released by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics on Wednesday, the US Final Demand Producer Price Index (PPI) rose 7.3% year on year in June, up from 6.6% in May. This figure far exceeded market expectations of 6.8%. PPI rose from 0.8% month-on-month to 1%. Further details of the report indicate that the core
Take a look at the Fed's balance sheet; it's almost double what it was at the end of 2019...
Original title: Let's take a look at the Fed's balance sheet, almost double what it was at the end of 2019... Source: FX168 Right now, the Fed's balance sheet is rapidly expanding. As early interest rate hikes are torn apart, the market is paying attention to the timing and scale of the reduction. The Federal Reserve acknowledged inflationary pressure last month, but believed it was a temporary factor due to the reopening of the economy. However, the central bank raised the possibility of raising short-term interest rates by the end of 2022 or the beginning of 2023. So now is a good time to watch the Federal Reserve's substantially expanded balance sheet. Significant increase: new in early 2020