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Investors Expect Aggressive Fed Cuts. Not So Fast, BlackRock and Barclays Say.
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Monday: AAPL, OKE, SWKS and More
Barclays Appoints Rob Patterson as Head of Data & Information Platforms Coverage Within Technology Investment Banking
Market Chatter: Carlyle Reportedly Rekindles Plans for Nouryon IPO
The usage of the Federal Reserve's reverse repurchase agreement tool has fallen below $250 billion.
The size of funds deposited by investors in a key instrument of the Federal Reserve has fallen below $250 billion for the first time since 2021. On Monday, a total of 44 participants deposited $239.4 billion through the Federal Reserve's overnight repurchase agreement tool. Through this tool, banks, government-sponsored enterprises, and money market mutual funds can earn interest. According to data from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, the above figures represent a significant decline from the historical record of $2.554 trillion set on December 30, 2022. The 44 counterparties also represent the lowest level since June 2021. Market participants are closely watching...
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Announced That Barclays Has Signed A New Private Cloud Services Deal, Confirming HPE GreenLake Cloud As A Core Pillar To Barclays' Hybrid Cloud Strategy
Barclays Doubles Private Cloud Estate With HPE GreenLake Cloud
Barclays Having Hard Time Unloading Stake in British Payments Business - Report
European stock markets have had their best performance in a month this week. Novo-Nordisk A/S helps the Danish stock market reach new highs.
European stock markets rose on Friday, posting their best performance in a month. The Danish stock market reached a new high, benefiting from the significant increase in Novo Nordisk this year. In London, the Stoxx 600 index closed up 0.8%, with a weekly gain of 1.9%, recovering some of the lost ground from last week. The retail and automotive sectors led the gains, with almost all sectors rising. Although there were almost no catalysts on Friday, investors said that as the Federal Reserve prepares to meet next week, the market focus is still on the trajectory of US interest rates. Barclays strategist Emmanuel Cau and others wrote that they expect European cyclical stocks to find a bottom, as the market no longer expects significant
Express News | Barclays Is Struggling To Sell UK Payments Unit Stake, Sources Say
BGC Group to Launch Investment Bank-Backed FMX Futures Exchange
Barclays PLC Executes Major Share Buyback
Blackstone's Chief Financial Officer Chae expressed cautious optimism about the soft landing of the US economy.
Blackstone's Chief Financial Officer Michael Chae said the company "holds a cautious and optimistic attitude towards a soft landing," indicating that this alternative asset management company is betting that the Fed's efforts to suppress inflation will not lead to an economic recession in the United States. "A soft landing is very difficult," Chae said on Wednesday at the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference. "It is quite rare in history, but our current situation looks very encouraging." Data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics paints a mixed picture of inflation, laying the groundwork for a more gradual pace of interest rate cuts. The latest data shows that core consumer prices, excluding food and energy costs,
Top Gap Ups and Downs on Wednesday: NVS, HUM, WIT and More
Goldman Sachs' Credit Card Business Exit Reportedly Delayed Due To High Charge-Off Rates And Lenient Underwriting: Bank Discloses Potential $400M Pre-Tax Hit
The market remains confident in further economic growth. Financial stocks have outperformed the large cap of the US stock market in the past year.
According to DataTrek Research, financial stocks in the S&P 500 index have outperformed the overall US stock market in the past year.
Barclays Bank PLC Amends Purchase Price of Certain Cash Tender Offers and Consent Solicitations
Goldman's Credit-Card Exit Hampered by Lax Lending Standards -- 2nd Update
Market Chatter: Goldman Sachs to Offload $2 Billion General Motors Credit Card Portfolio to Barclays
Bank of America expects weak investment banking business and moderate growth in trading revenue in the third quarter.
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said that the bank's investment banking business performance for the quarter is expected to be lower than the expectations of some Wall Street analysts, while the sales and trading business is expected to achieve low single-digit growth. Moynihan said on Tuesday at the Barclays Global Financial Services Conference that the expected third-quarter investment banking revenue is about $1.2 billion, flat compared to the same period last year. Some analysts had previously expected it to be close to $1.5 billion, an increase of about 16.5%. In contrast, Moynihan said that the sales and trading business 'will achieve low single-digit growth,' the same as the previous quarter. "This