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Trump Advisers Seek to Shrink or Eliminate Bank Regulators
Goldman Selectively Constructive on European Banks -- Market Talk
BCS Plans Hiring to Boost Private Banking & Wealth Management Unit
Daily short sale tracking: Walgreens Boots Alliance's short volume increased by 20 million, with a short sale ratio of 23%
Trump is trending towards financial deregulation, Goldman Sachs (GS.US) cheers as the merger and acquisition market welcomes Bullish news.
During the Trump era, merger and acquisition Trades are expected to increase, and Wall Street Banks are likely to benefit.
'It's Hard to Tell Where Inflation Might Strike, but Our Tobacco Holding Is up 40pc This Year'
External headlines: Reddit begins testing an ai question-and-answer feature. Mondelez International is said to be exploring the acquisition of hershey. Trump's son claims that the usa can become a superpower for cryptos.
The main headlines that global financial media focused on last night and this morning include: A mcdonald's diner recognized by employees, and a man involved in the murder case of insurance giant CEO Brian Thompson in New York was arrested in Pennsylvania. A 26-year-old man was arrested on Monday in Altoona, Pennsylvania, whom New York police consider to be connected to the case. This man, named Luigi Mangione, was recognized by employees while dining at a local mcdonald's restaurant. Police stated that he was carrying a declaration and multiple false identities.
Barclays: There is a high level of uncertainty regarding the usa interest rate forecast for 2025.
Based on the baseline outlook of a soft landing for the usa economy in 2025, Barclays rate strategists predict that next year the yields on 2-year and 10-year government bonds will be 3.75% and 4.25%, respectively, with the 2s10s yield spread widening by about 50 basis points. Anshul Pradhan and others wrote in the report that interest rate cuts should push rates lower, while longer-term yields face pressure from a rising neutral rate, high interest rate volatility, inflation risk premiums, and the net expansion of bonds, but the soon-to-be-inaugurated Trump administration will bring "a lot of uncertainty." Tail risks include: if the core inflation rate.
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Thursday: AAL, STLA, AMAT and More
European Equities Traded in the US as American Depositary Rise in Thursday Trading
American Airlines Picks Citi as Sole Credit-Card Issuer -- WSJ
After the downfall of the French government, the outlook for the euro has become even bleaker.
The French government failed to pass the no-confidence vote and collapsed, indicating that France will enter a long period of political struggle, and the outlook for the euro is even worse. "French politics is entering a prolonged period of instability," said Skylar Montgomery Koning, a forex strategist at Barclays in New York. "This can only be seen as a headwind for the euro." Investors have largely priced in the voting results, and French government bond futures maintained their upward momentum after the vote. At 10:50 Singapore time, the euro was hovering around 1.052 USD against the dollar. The euro is relatively calm, although the voting results were widely anticipated.
Sector Update: Financial Stocks Softer Wednesday Afternoon
Barclays to Pay $19.5M Penalty for $17.7B Excess Debt Sale
Barclays Reaches $19.5 Million Settlement in Debt Sale Case
European Stocks Will See Downtrend Mid-year 2025 Before Recovery
Britain's Jobs Statistics Crisis Gives Banks a Growing Headache
Daily short sale tracking: South Bow's short volume increased by 664K, with a short sale ratio of 35%
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Friday: MUFG, UBS, SMFG and More
Japanese banks are reportedly planning to maintain their business relationship with Adani, while Barclays and other international banks are cautiously reassessing their exposures.
Despite the accusations of bribery against Gautam Adani by the usa, several major banks in japan plan to maintain business relations with the billionaire, while other global companies like Barclays are reassessing their risk exposure to this india conglomerate. According to informed sources, mizuho financial expects that the latest incident involving Adani will not have a lasting impact and intends to continue supporting the group. Sources also indicate that sumitomo mitsui financial and mitsubishi ufj financial have not withdrawn their plans and will remain open to providing new financing if needed in the future. Spokespersons for these three banks in Tokyo declined to comment. A representative of the Adani group did not respond.
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