Money moves out of U.S. stocks to the sidelines
So where is the cash headed? It’s coming out of U.S. equities right now and moving to the sidelines. That’s only a temporary destination, however.
Saturday Night Quarterback says, For the week ahead expect…
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After Fed chair Janet Yellen warned last week that “The recent flattening out in housing activity could prove more protracted than currently expected,” I was hoping that today’s numbers on new housing starts and building permits would show that the Fed’s worries were overblown. Nope.
Statoil drops 4% on downgrade on valuation; I’d disagree
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What seems to have spooked the stock market is the bond market’s response to the good news on initial claims. With the economy showing more strength than expected bonds should have sold off. But exactly the opposite happened
Near-record isn’t good enough, market tells Deere
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The index hit that level intraday yesterday before pulling back at the close to 1897.45. That move on the S&P 500 looks like a replay, with stronger momentum, of the early April attempt to break the 1900 psychological barrier.
Why yields on long U.S. Treasuries are likely to stay low for longer than expected
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Looking backward to April, it’s clear that the People’s Bank of China continued to keep the reins tight on credit and the money supply. Looking ahead, though, you can make the argument that tightness in April means that the bank is more likely to relax in June or July.