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Powell’s speech and the market’s reaction Wall Street is eagerly awaiting Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s speech at the Jackson Hole symposium, which could provide crucial insights into the future of monetary policy and the economy. The market is already pricing in a rate cut in September, based on weakening economic data and signals from the Fed’s July meeting minutes. Investors are closely watching for any hints of further rate cuts or a more data-dependent approach from Powell. Goldman Sachs expects Powell to emphasize caution and readiness to act if needed, without committing to aggressive easing without more data. Meanwhile, U.S.…

Massive Cash Inflows Lead the Markets: Key Insights to Maximize Your Investment Strategy In a recent report from Bank of America, cash inflows continued to dominate across all major asset classes last week. Over the past three weeks, cash inflows have accumulated to a staggering $145.3 billion, marking the highest levels seen since January. Key Highlights of the Week Ending Aug. 21: Money Market Funds: Attracted $37 billion in inflows. Equity Funds: Drew in $20.4 billion. Bond Funds: Saw $15.1 billion in inflows. Gold: Experienced its largest inflow in four weeks with $1.1 billion. Cryptocurrencies: Captured $200 million. U.S. Equities…

Breaking Down Kamala Harris’ Policies and Impact on the Economy As the world’s best investment manager and financial market’s journalist, I have analyzed Kamala Harris’ policies and their potential impact on the economy. In a recent roundtable discussion at the Democratic National Convention, questions were raised about the core policies of presidential candidate Kamala Harris. From her stance on the Iran nuclear deal to her plans for expanded child tax credits and support for first-time home buyers, Harris’ senior policy adviser remained tight-lipped, stating “I am not going to get ahead of the vice president” multiple times. During her acceptance…

Auckland Airport (AIA:NZ) Receives Stock Rating Upgrade by UBS – What Does This Mean for Investors? In an exciting development for investors, Auckland Airport (AIA:NZ) (OTC: ACKDF) received a stock rating upgrade from Sell to Neutral by UBS on Friday. The revised price target is set at AUD7.95, up from the previous target of AUD7.75. This upgrade comes as Auckland Airport sees reduced uncertainty following a draft pricing review and its guidance for fiscal year 2025, which includes a grounded passenger volume forecast. The Commerce Commission’s draft review of the PSE4 aeronautical pricing has played a significant role in this…

CAVA Group (NYSE:CAVA) Shares Surge 10% After Outperforming Q2 Earnings: What This Means for Investors In a robust display of financial health, CAVA Group, Inc. (NYSE:CAVA) saw its shares soar by nearly 10%, following the announcement of second-quarter earnings and revenue that far exceeded analyst expectations. The fast-casual Mediterranean restaurant chain’s performance metrics, including comparable sales growth and new unit performance, were particularly noteworthy. Key Financial Highlights Earnings Per Share (EPS): CAVA reported an adjusted EPS of $0.17, significantly higher than the consensus forecast of $0.10. Revenue: The company achieved a revenue growth of 35.2% year-over-year, reaching $231.4 million, which…

JPMorgan Raises Price Target for Bajaj Auto (BJAUT:IN) Shares to INR 11,225, Maintains Overweight Rating – Positive Outlook Ahead In a recent update, JPMorgan has increased its price target for Bajaj Auto Ltd (BJAUT:IN) shares to INR 11,225 from INR 10,400, while maintaining an Overweight rating on the stock. This adjustment reflects the firm’s positive view on the company’s performance and future prospects, signaling confidence in Bajaj Auto’s growth trajectory. The revised price target represents an 8% increase from the previous figure, highlighting JPMorgan’s expectation of Bajaj Auto’s stock outperforming the average return of the stocks covered by the analyst…

"JD.com Faces Investor Scrutiny Amid E-commerce Stagnation and Walmart’s Exit: What It Means for Your Portfolio" By Casey Hall and Sophie Yu SHANGHAI/Beijing (Multibagger) – E-commerce giant JD.com (NASDAQ: JD) is navigating turbulent waters as it strives to prove its relevance in an increasingly competitive and stagnant Chinese e-commerce market. The recent exit of Walmart (NYSE: WMT), JD.com’s largest shareholder, has only added to the pressure, triggering a 10% slump in JD.com’s share price and causing investors to question the company’s future prospects. Walmart’s Departure: A $3.74 Billion Shock Walmart’s decision to divest its $3.74 billion stake in JD.com marks…

Star Health & Allied Insurance Stock Initiated with Hold Rating by Jefferies – Price Target INR550.00 In a recent development, brokerage firm Jefferies initiated coverage on Star Health & Allied Insurance (STARHEAL:IN) stock with a Hold rating and a price target of INR550.00. Jefferies emphasized Star Health’s dominant position in the retail health insurance sector, boasting a 33% market share and the largest agency network in the industry. However, Jefferies also expressed concerns about ongoing industry challenges that could impact the company’s profitability. The brokerage anticipates an elevated combined ratio of 97-98% and a steady return on equity (ROE) of…

Indonesia Stocks Surge: Indoritel Makmur Internasional Soars 1,940%, Commodities Gain, and USD Weakens Investing in Indonesia? Here’s What You Need to Know! Market Overview: Jakarta Stocks on the Rise Indonesia’s stock market closed on a high note this Friday, with significant gains in key sectors propelling the Jakarta Composite Index up by 0.77%. This bullish trend was led by impressive performances from companies such as Indoritel Makmur Internasional, Bank Mandiri Persero, and Jaya Sukses Makmur Sentosa. Top Performers: Indoritel Makmur Internasional Steals the Show Indoritel Makmur Internasional (JK:) Skyrocketed by an astounding 1,940%, adding 4,850.00 points to close at 5,100.00.…

Euro Zone Consumers’ Inflation Expectations Hold Steady for Third Consecutive Month In July, the European Central Bank’s Consumer Expectations Survey revealed that inflation expectations among euro zone consumers for the next 12 months remained unchanged for the third month in a row. This survey serves as a crucial indicator for central bankers across the 20 countries in the euro zone to assess public confidence in their ability to achieve the 2% inflation target. The survey results showed that the median consumer anticipates inflation to average 2.8% over the next year, maintaining the same level observed in May and June following…