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Bybit’s Latest Crypto Derivatives Analytics Report Reveals Market Stability Amidst Macro Events By the World’s Best Investment Manager and Financial Market’s Journalist SEO Mastermind Strikes Again with RankMath’s SEO Criteria for Optimized Content Dubai, United Arab Emirates, August 30th, 2024 – Bybit, the world’s second-largest cryptocurrency exchange by trading volume, has partnered with Block Scholes to release its latest Crypto Derivatives Analytics Report. This comprehensive analysis offers a deep dive into the crypto market, focusing on recent macroeconomic events and trading signals from futures, options, and perpetual contracts. Key Insights from the Report: Futures Market Stability Amidst Volatility: Despite a…

Scotiabank Raises MongoDB (MDB) Stock Price Target to $295: Analysts Optimistic About Future Growth Scotiabank recently adjusted its outlook on MongoDB (NASDAQ: MDB) stock, a leading database platform provider. The firm increased the price target on the company’s shares to $295 from $250, while maintaining a Sector Perform rating. This adjustment follows MongoDB’s recent quarterly performance, which showed signs of stabilization in the second quarter and exceeded expectations, triggering a positive reaction in after-hours trading. The analyst highlighted reasons for maintaining the Sector Perform rating, including the belief that a rapid rebound in demand for MongoDB’s services is unlikely in…

As the World’s Best Investment Manager, Financial Market Journalist, and SEO Mastermind, I bring you the latest update on the U.S. dollar’s performance in response to stronger than expected second-quarter growth data. According to MacQuarie, even if the U.S. economy heads towards recession, it may not necessarily lead to a weaker dollar. The Dollar Index, which tracks the greenback against a basket of currencies, rose by 0.1% to 101.325 after reaching its highest level since Aug. 22 at 101.58. Analysts at MacQuarie highlighted the worrisome trends in the U.S. job market data, which are often indicators of a recession. However,…

By Anushree Ashish Mukherjee Analysts have revised their 2024 oil price forecast downwards as a result of sluggish fuel demand from major importer China and increasing inventory levels. Saudi Arabia and OPEC+ allies are set to ease some output cuts starting in October, according to a recent Multibagger poll of 37 analysts and economists. The poll predicts that oil prices will average $82.86 per barrel in 2024, marking the fourth consecutive cut in estimates. This is down from the $83.66 forecast in July. Additionally, the poll indicates that oil prices will average $78.82 this year, slightly lower than last month’s…

Breaking News: Country Garden Delays 2023 Financial Results Amid Debt Restructuring – What This Means for Investors In a significant development for the financial markets, China’s largest property developer, Country Garden, has announced a further delay in releasing its 2023 financial results. This move comes as the company navigates an ongoing debt restructuring process. Initially, Country Garden had postponed its financial disclosures in March, citing the need for additional time to gather essential information for making accurate accounting judgments and estimates. In an official statement, the debt-laden company reassured stakeholders that it would finalize and publish the 2023 annual results…

By Sarupya Ganguly Are you ready to take advantage of the upcoming changes in the U.S. housing market? According to leading analysts, home prices are expected to rise modestly in the next few years, despite anticipated Federal Reserve interest rate cuts and a tight supply. Even with the current aggressive expectations for interest rate cuts, forecasts for U.S. house prices have remained relatively stable. This indicates that the market is poised for a more subdued upswing compared to recent years. Despite a 7% decrease in average property prices since the central bank raised rates, prices are still more than 50%…

British Government Expresses Deep Concern Over Israel’s Ongoing Operation in West Bank In a statement released on Friday, the British government expressed deep concern over Israel’s ongoing operation in the occupied West Bank. The government warned of the serious risk of instability and emphasized the urgent need for de-escalation in the region. “We continue to call on Israeli authorities to exercise restraint, adhere to international law, and clamp down on the actions of those who seek to inflame tensions,” a spokesperson for Britain’s Foreign Office stated. Clashes between Israeli forces and Palestinians in the West Bank have intensified since the…

SDCL Edge Acquisition Corporation (NYSE:SEDA) Delays Business Combination Deadline Again – What Does This Mean for Investors? SDCL Edge Acquisition Corporation (NYSE:SEDA), a special purpose acquisition company, has recently announced another extension for completing its initial business combination. This move, disclosed in an 8-K filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, shifts the deadline from September 2, 2024, to October 2, 2024. This adjustment marks the second of three possible one-month extensions permitted under the company’s amended Articles of Association. The decision, taken by the company’s Board of Directors, comes after a series of similar extensions, with the most recent…

Dollar General’s Stock Plummets 32%: What This Means for Investors Investing.com — Dollar General (NYSE: DG) witnessed a staggering 32% drop in its stock value on Thursday after the company’s Q2 earnings and revenue reports fell short of analysts’ expectations. Furthermore, the discount retailer slashed its full-year guidance, prompting analysts from Morgan Stanley and Telsey Advisory Group to downgrade the stock. Key Insights: Earnings Miss & Downgraded Guidance: Dollar General’s Q2 results disappointed, leading to a significant downward adjustment in its full-year guidance. This performance gap has been attributed to a faltering low-income consumer base and intensified competition. Analysts’ Downgrades:…

China’s Mortgage Loans Drop Further as Property Development Loans Pick Up – Impact on Economy and Investments As the world’s best investment manager and financial market journalist, I bring you the latest update on China’s mortgage and property development loans. According to central bank data, China’s outstanding individual mortgage loans decreased to 37.79 trillion yuan ($5.33 trillion) at the end of June, marking a 2.1% drop from the previous year. On the other hand, outstanding property development loans increased to 13.77 trillion yuan, showing a 2.8% rise from a year earlier. This shift in loan dynamics is crucial as it…