Daily Report | 24 October 2022
The Fed's dovish has closed the FFR in 2022 at 4.5%. In the rest of the year, the Fed may consider a smaller FFR hike
The Fed's dovish has closed the FFR in 2022 at 4.5%. In the rest of the year, the Fed may consider a smaller FFR hike
Investors ignore jobless claim data. Having weakened at the beginning of trading, earning results season propelled Wall
The rising yields have weighed the stock market, amid the Earning Results season. UST10Y yields again surpassed the 4%
The Earning Results season and solid manufacturing output triggered Risk-On towards the Wall Street Stocks. DJIA gained
The increase in Lending Rate has encouraged the NII. Earlier in the week, Wall Street opened with Gap Up and
Inflation projections for 2023 remain high, Nasdaq weakens by 3%. Data from U. of Mich. showed consumer expectations for
Wall Street's Technical Rebound of 2% Vs. High inflation remains above 8% YoY. The soaring of rental housing and food
The producer-price level logs downwards, Wall Street opens higher. US PPI Final Demand Sept. YoY go down to level 8.5%
Wall Street mixed in the upcoming 3Q22 Earning Results. Investors anticipate profit expectations downwards amid