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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Street lost ground, pulling back from the prior session’s record closing highs and Treasury yields edged lower on Tuesday as investors trained their focus on the approaching earnings season and the Federal Reserve’s economic outlook.
FILE PHOTO: A Wall Street sign outside the New York Stock Exchange in New York City, New York, U.S., October 2, 2020. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri/File Photo
All three major U.S. stock indexes closed in the red, led by the blue-chip Dow, which notched an all-time closing high on Monday.
“It’s a normal follow-on to a strong day,” said Matthew Keator, managing partner in the Keator Group, a wealth management firm in Lenox, Massachusetts. “The market is catching its breath from the job number and a strong day like yesterday, which reflected a high in the market.”
GLOBAL MARKETS-Asia shares set to rise after S&P 500, Dow hit records on strong economic data
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April 6 (Reuters) - Asian equities are poised to rise on Tuesday after the S&P 500 and Dow indexes set records as a streak of strong U.S. economic data fueled optimism even as a smaller-than-expected climb in 10-year Treasury notes eased inflation concerns. Investor sentiment was buoyed by a survey from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) on Monday showing activity in the U.S. services industry reached its highest level on record in March. The data came after a jobs report on Friday beat forecasts with 916,000 added to the U.S. economy last month. “The jobs report set the stage for what we’re seeing today,” said Thomas Hayes, chairman of Great Hill Capital LLC in New York. “It’s not only that the report crushed expectations but it showed that wage inflation was subdued as people compete for labor.”
US push for global tax rules could catch New Zealand s film industry
6 Apr, 2021 05:46 AM
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New Zealand s tax regime attracts big budget productions. Photo / Supplied
US calls for a new global tax regime - potentially the biggest overhaul in 100 years - should be viewed as good news for New Zealand, says Professor Craig Elliffe. However the call by US Treasurer Janet Yellen for a minimum global corporate tax rate could create tension for our subsidised film industry.
It could also create issues with our current lack of capital gains tax, said Elliffe, a tax law specialist with the University of Auckland Faculty of Law.
Creation of Ardonagh Global Partners Following acquisition of AccuRisk Solutions LLC
Announces acquisition of AccuRisk Solutions LLC ( AccuRisk ), a US-based medical stop loss Managing General Underwriter (MGU)
Following summer 2020 refinancing, to date Ardonagh has committed to invest £155 million in M&A
LONDON, April 6, 2021 /PRNewswire/ The Ardonagh Group ( Ardonagh or the Group ), a Top 20 Global Broker with gross written premium in excess of $10 billion, today announces the launch of Ardonagh Global Partners ( AGP ) and its first acquisition in the United States.
AGP s strategy is to invest in leading platforms operating in attractive markets and product verticals outside of the UK and Europe and will sit within Ardonagh s new International platform. By offering access to Ardonagh s commercial capabilities, management expertise and funding, AGP will become a partner of choice for best in class management teams.