Author: Multibagger News

Title: “Japan’s Ambassador Demands Increased Security for Japanese Nationals in China After Tragic Knife Attack – What Does This Mean for Investors?” BEIJING/TOKYO (Multibagger) – Japan’s ambassador to Beijing, Kenji Kanasugi, has made a plea for enhanced security measures to protect Japanese citizens in China following the recent tragic death of a 10-year-old Japanese boy in a knife attack near a school. This incident, which marked the second attack on school students in recent times, has raised concerns about the safety of Japanese nationals in China. In a statement released on Friday, the Japanese embassy revealed that Ambassador Kanasugi had…

The Fed’s Bold Move: A Risky Rate Cutting Cycle Begins – MRB Partners Warns of Inflationary Pressures In a surprising turn of events, the Federal Reserve kicked off its rate cutting cycle with a massive 50 basis point cut in September, despite expressing confidence in the economy’s strength. However, experts at MRB Partners are cautioning that this move could backfire, leading to potential policy errors akin to those seen in 2021. MRB Partners highlighted concerns that the Fed may be underestimating the economy’s resilience and inflationary risks, especially as strong demand continues to drive consumer spending and wage growth. The…

Ree Automotive Holdings Beats EPS Estimates: What This Means for Investors Investing.com – Ree Automotive Holding (NASDAQ: REE) delivered a surprising performance in Q2, reporting an EPS of $-0.666, significantly better than the expected $-1.330. Despite this, revenue fell short, coming in at $750K versus the anticipated $1.13M. Ree Automotive Holdings’ Stock Performance As of the latest close, Ree Automotive’s stock price stood at $5.78. The stock has experienced a notable upward trend, climbing 58.14% over the past three months and 27.09% over the past year. This performance has been bolstered by one positive EPS revision and no negative revisions…

Breaking News: Malaysian CEO Arrested in Child Abuse Scandal – Global Ikhwan Services and Business (GISB) Holdings in Hot Water In a shocking turn of events, Malaysian authorities have arrested the CEO and other top managers of GISB Holdings in connection to alleged child abuse at charity homes. The company, linked to a banned religious sect, is under investigation for heinous crimes that have shocked the nation. The CEO, Nasiruddin Mohd Ali, was taken into custody along with 18 others in a dawn raid in Kuala Lumpur. Five other individuals associated with GISB were also detained at the border with…

The Rise of Nike: Elliott Hill Named President and CEO, Shares Surge 8% Nike (NYSE:) has made a major announcement with the appointment of Elliott Hill as President and Chief Executive Officer, set to take effect on October 14, 2024. The news has already had a significant impact on the company’s stock price, with shares jumping nearly 8% in after-hours trading. This transition comes as current CEO John Donahoe prepares to step down from his role and the Board of Directors on October 13. Donahoe will remain as an advisor to the company until January 31 to ensure a smooth…

Breaking News: Bank of Japan Holds Interest Rates Steady, Expects Strong Economic Growth and Inflation Increase In a widely anticipated move, the Bank of Japan decided to keep interest rates unchanged at 0.25% on Friday, with all nine members of the rate-setting board supporting the hold. This decision aligns with market expectations, as the BOJ is taking a wait-and-see approach after two rate hikes earlier this year. The central bank remains optimistic about the Japanese economy, expecting growth to surpass consensus and inflation to rise in the coming months. Recent data for August showed inflation hitting a 10-month high, fueled…

Asian Markets Surge as Fed’s Rate Cut Sparks Optimism In a remarkable turn of events, most Asian stocks witnessed a significant rise on Friday, following the Federal Reserve’s substantial interest rate cut. This move has invigorated investors and sparked a wave of enthusiasm across global markets. Japan Leads the Charge but Pauses on BOJ’s Steady Stance Japanese stocks emerged as the frontrunners in the Asian market rally, with the Nikkei 225 climbing by 1.8% and the broader Topix Index adding 1.5%. Despite these gains, the momentum slowed after the Bank of Japan (BOJ) maintained its interest rates but hinted at…

China Condemns U.S. Arms Sales to Taiwan, Violating “One China Principle” – Expert Analysis BEIJING (Multibagger) – In a bold move, the U.S. has disregarded China’s “One China Principle” with its recent arms sales to Taiwan, causing uproar in the global political arena. Zhang Xiaogang, a spokesperson for China’s defence ministry, expressed strong disapproval on Friday, citing violations of established joint communiques between the two superpowers. China has taken decisive action by lodging formal protests with the U.S. over this contentious issue. The tension escalated further when China announced retaliatory measures against nine U.S. military-linked firms involved in the weapon…

Breaking News: Dogecoin Shows Trend Reversal Potential After Breaking Above 50-Day EMA, Bitcoin’s Massive Breakout Signals Bullish Momentum, Toncoin’s Recovery in Sight In recent market developments, Dogecoin has decisively broken above the 50-day Exponential Moving Average (EMA), indicating a possible trend reversal. This breakthrough is significant as the 50 EMA has historically served as a crucial barrier between bullish and bearish trends. Currently trading slightly above $0.104, Dogecoin’s move above the 50-day EMA could signal the start of a larger reversal, potentially leading to additional gains in the coming days. The breakout also hints at renewed buying pressure and the…

Investing.com– Most Asian stocks rose on Friday, tracking overnight gains on Wall Street as investors cheered a bumper interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve. Japanese stocks outpaced their regional peers, but trimmed early gains after the Bank of Japan held interest rates steady but said it expected inflation to keep increasing.  Chinese stocks lagged as the People’s Bank of China kept its benchmark lending rate unchanged despite increasing calls for more stimulus.  Regional markets took a positive lead-in from Wall Street, where the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hit record highs after the Fed cut rates by 50 basis points…