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Innovator Growth Accelerated Plus ETF – July (BATS:QTJL) Trading Down 1.2%
Innovator Growth Accelerated Plus ETF – July (BATS:QTJL) Trading Down 0.2%
Innovator Growth Accelerated Plus ETF – July (BATS:QTJL) Shares Down 0.4%
Us industrial output recorded a negative monthly rate of-1.3% in September, the first negative since February.
Us industrial output recorded a negative monthly rate of-1.3 per cent in September, the first negative since February. Spot gold and silver fluctuated little in the short term after the monthly rate of US industrial output was released in September. An unexpected decline in US factory production in September may reflect a backlog in the supply chain and a shortage of raw materials hampering manufacturing, according to the agency's monthly rate of industrial output in September. Strong demand from businesses and consumers keeps production at high levels, but it also leads to a backlog of orders as manufacturers struggle to gain access to raw materials and skilled labour. The lower-than-expected September data showed that producers continued to be dragged down by supply chain chaos.
Wall Street bulls say the market trend looks like it was before the dot-com bubble burst, and there may be a 20% correction
Julian Emanuel (Julian Emanuel), a long-time Wall Street bullish and head of stock and derivatives strategy at BTIG, believes that a dangerous situation similar to the dot-com bubble may be unfolding on Wall Street. In an interview on Monday, he said that the market's record price trend was like the end of 1999 and may trigger a 10% to 20% correction within the next month. Emmanuel said, “Be aware of this. If the trend were to reverse, the consequences could be very serious.” On Monday, the S&P 500 index hit a new 53rd closing high this year, and the NASDAQ hit a new high for the 32nd this year. With this
Blackrock calls on investors to increase asset allocation to the Chinese market
Blackrock's research department advised investors to increase their exposure to China by up to three times, according to the Financial Times. Wei Li, chief investment strategist at Blackrock Investment Research Institute, said in an interview: "China accounts for an insufficient proportion of global investors' portfolios, but in our view, it also accounts for an insufficient proportion of global benchmarks." "China has the second largest stock market and the second largest bond market in the world," it said. It should be more reflected in the portfolio. " At present, Blackrock Investment Research Institute's recommended allocation of Chinese assets is diversified, such as the MSCI global index.