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Big data and events in the week from October 25 to 31: the three major central banks announced interest rate decisions, and the Federal Reserve entered a period of silence.
Original title: blockbuster data and events in the week of October 25-31: the three major central banks announced interest rate decisions, and the Federal Reserve entered a period of silence. source: Huitong net in the week of October 25-31, the market will welcome a series of blockbuster data and events. In terms of events, pay attention to the interest rate decisions of the Bank of Canada, the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank. Data, the third quarter of the United States GDP, the United States PCE, EIA, first request, personal expenditure, euro zone GDP, CPI and so on will be released one after another, investors need to pay close attention. It is worth noting that the Federal Reserve will enter a period of silence next week, as the Federal Reserve will hold a meeting in the early morning of November 4.
Us interest rate futures begin to expect the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates for the first time by the end of 2022.
Us short-term interest rate futures have begun to digest expectations that the Fed will raise interest rates for the first time at the end of 2022, compared with previous expectations for the first quarter of 2023. This repricing began after the FOMC announcement on Wednesday and continued in the mornings of Asian and European sessions. Eurodollar futures expiring in December 2022 fell to 99.515 on Thursday, the lowest level in more than a month, while the federal funds rate futures contract hit 99.73 in December 2022, meaning the interest rate will reach 0.27%. Overnight index swaps currently expect FOMC to raise interest rates in December 2022
“Female Stock Lady” joke: Tesla will be $3,000 next year, and I'll clear my inventory right away!
Cathy Wood, founder of Ark Investments, said on Wednesday that if Tesla can reach her 5-year target price of $3,000 next year, then she will not hesitate to clear and cash out. Tesla's stock price is currently around 750 US dollars, and Wood had previously predicted that the stock would reach 3,000 US dollars by 2025. At an investment conference on Wednesday, she said, “If our outlook doesn't change and we can reach $3,000 next year, I'm guessing we'll leave the market quickly.” Wood attended a panel session at the Morningstar Investment Conference online on Wednesday. At the conference, she and senior investors, Resear
Tesla, Inc. will launch auto insurance in Texas next month. Musk complains that regulatory approval is too slow.
Tesla, Inc. CEO Elon Musk said on Wednesday that the company planned to launch its car insurance service in Texas in October, expected to be allowed to launch in New York next year and would expand globally in the future, but complained that the regulatory approval process in the US was too slow. Musk made the remarks in response to a question from a Twitter fan who complained that his Model Y premium was as high as $500 a month. "Tesla, Inc. hopes to provide real-time (based on actual driving history) insurance in Texas next month, which may not be approved by New York until next year," Musk wrote. " He also said: "
The Goddess of stocks insists there is no bubble in US stocks
Cathy Wood, founder of Ark Investments, said on Wednesday that she did not think there was a bubble in the US stock market, reiterating her previous view. Speaking online at an investment conference hosted by Morningstar, Wood said: "We are not in a bubble and I firmly believe that. "but I believe the market is beginning to recognise how far-reaching the opportunities for these platforms are and how sustained and rapid their growth will be," says Mr Wood. " She was referring to Tesla, Inc. and other companies that use artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies. Driven by massive fiscal and monetary stimulus, the S & P 500 index has grown from COVID-19 in March 2020.
The British government called an emergency meeting to try to deal with soaring energy prices and natural gas supply shortages.
British Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng held an emergency meeting with the chief executives of the country's large energy suppliers and operators on Saturday in an attempt to deal with soaring energy prices and natural gas shortages. Kwarteng held talks with companies such as Ofgem, Centrica PLC, SSE, Electricite de France SA (EDF) and Scottish Power, according to a person familiar with the matter. The natural gas market is crucial to the UK's energy supply and has a significant impact on heating, industry and power generation.