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0.00Open0.68Pre Close0 Volume59.06K Open Interest14.50Strike Price0.00Turnover65.51%IV16.19%PremiumSep 18, 2024Expiry Date0.00Intrinsic Value100Multiplier50DDays to Expiry0.68Extrinsic Value100Contract SizeEuropeanOptions Type-0.2495Delta0.0789Gamma23.90Leverage Ratio-0.0119Theta-0.0066Rho-5.96Eff Leverage0.0195Vega
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Yellen stated that the impact of a strong dollar needs to be considered in a broader context. She believes that the current U.S. economy is very strong, with infrastructure plans creating many manufacturing jobs, which in turn attract foreign investment and increase the value of the dollar.
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Timiraos suggests that with improvements in inflation, signs of cooling in the labor market, and a shift in Fed risk considerations from worrying about rising inflation to concerns about increasing unemployment, the Fed may signal rate cuts at this week’s meeting and prepare for a rate cut in September.
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The U.S. Treasury also forecasts Q4 financing borrowing expectations at $565 billion, and cash holdings are expected to decrease from $850 billion at the end of Q3 to $700 billion by year-end. Some analysts suggest that a smaller cash buffer will require a reduction in Treasury bond issuance.
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Yellen refuted "Dr. Doom" claims that the Treasury manipulated U.S. debt, asserting there was no such strategy.
In a recent paper, "Dr. Doom" Roubini argues that the aggressive issuance of U.S. Treasury bonds over the past year has created a long-term coupon debt gap exceeding $800 billion, effectively equating to a 100 basis point rate cut, offsetting last year's rate hikes.
Wall Street's major banks generally hold an...
In a recent paper, "Dr. Doom" Roubini argues that the aggressive issuance of U.S. Treasury bonds over the past year has created a long-term coupon debt gap exceeding $800 billion, effectively equating to a 100 basis point rate cut, offsetting last year's rate hikes.
Wall Street's major banks generally hold an...
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Wall Street Prepares for Next U.S. Debt Ceiling Standoff, Treasury to Announce TGA Official Estimate
The U.S. Treasury will release federal borrowing and cash balance estimates for September and Q4 on Monday, which could indicate how much cash the Treasury needs to reduce before the debt ceiling is reinstated on January 2. A larger cash reserve means the Treasury can maintain its debt supply, while a smaller reserve will require reduced debt issuance.
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Consumer sentiment has been declining since Q1, reflecting high living costs and borrowing costs leading to pessimism about personal financial conditions. Although inflation is cooling, wage growth remains modest, and many Americans have depleted their pandemic-era savings.
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The reversal of "recession trades" and "arbitrage trades" are the two main logics, with some analysts also attributing it to the "Trump trade" impact and high market expectations. Last week's major moves included sharp gains in the yen and renminbi, while the Nasdaq and AI stocks plunged. Popular trades with "foolish valuation levels" seem to be unwinding. The yen's movements this week are crucial, with the Bank of Japan and Fed rate decisions guidi...
June Core PCE Price Index(YoY): 2.6%, [Est. 2.5%, Prev. 2.6%]
June Core PCE Price Index(MoM): 0.2%, [Est. 0.2%, Prev. 0.1%]
June PCE Prices Index(YoY): 2.5%, [Est. 2.5%, Prev. 2.6%]
June PCE Prices Index(MoM): 0.1%, [Est. 0.1%, Prev. 0.0%]
The Fed's preferred inflation measure, core PCE, reached its lowest level in over three years, with overall inflation at a five-month low.
June personal income ...
June Core PCE Price Index(MoM): 0.2%, [Est. 0.2%, Prev. 0.1%]
June PCE Prices Index(YoY): 2.5%, [Est. 2.5%, Prev. 2.6%]
June PCE Prices Index(MoM): 0.1%, [Est. 0.1%, Prev. 0.0%]
The Fed's preferred inflation measure, core PCE, reached its lowest level in over three years, with overall inflation at a five-month low.
June personal income ...
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US stock market ended a rough and volatile week on a brighter note as all 3 major indexes rallied more than 1% last Friday.
But that said, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq still declined last.
With 4 more "Magnificent 7" tech companies reporting this week, things will only get even more volatile.
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But that said, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq still declined last.
With 4 more "Magnificent 7" tech companies reporting this week, things will only get even more volatile.
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Between July 24th to 25th 2024. The Magnificent 7 lost over $600 BILLION of market cap and the Broad Index S&P 500 lost $1.1 TRILLION of market cap. (Yes, Trillions)
The heatmap pretty much shows the bloodbath happened for the past few days
To begin the Vix (volatility / fear gauge) index also shows a massive surge within these few days, hitting the 18 mark.
The last time it was this high was in Apr 19th 2024 where it hit peak of 19.23
Very obvious the ...
The heatmap pretty much shows the bloodbath happened for the past few days
To begin the Vix (volatility / fear gauge) index also shows a massive surge within these few days, hitting the 18 mark.
The last time it was this high was in Apr 19th 2024 where it hit peak of 19.23
Very obvious the ...
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