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20Jul2021 Market Close: DOW Closed Up 550 Points, Reclaiming Much Of The Lost Ground From Monday, Nasdaq Up 1.6%, WTI Crude Fractionally Higher 67.46, Bitcoin Steady At 30000

During his press conference yesterday, Biden admitted that he chatted to Powell (about The Fed's "independence") yesterday. Are we seeing the result of that today? All major equity indices suddenly exploded higher as the cash market opened with Small Caps the most ridiculous followed by Nasdaq and the S&P, all of which erased yesterday's losses. Some selling in the last few minutes took the shine off an otherwise perfect squeeze higher, with the S&P falling back into the red from Friday... There was barely any net 'selling' pressure today... this is one of the wierdest intraday TICK charts we have seen...

Here Is The One-Word Reason Why JPMorgan Just Raised Its S&P Target To 4,600

"Extremely Disconnected" Energy Stocks Face Explosive Short Squeeze: JPM

"Our Bullish Conviction Is Now Lower": JPM Joins Major Banks In Turning Bearish On "Easy" Market Gains

"Our Bullish Conviction Is Now Lower": JPM Joins Major Banks In Turning Bearish On "Easy" Market Gains by Tyler Durden Friday, Apr 23, 2021 - 02:30 PM On Tuesday, JPM chief global markets strategist and Wall Street’s biggest bull, Marko Kolanovic, said in a note on Tuesday that the recent pullback in areas like cyclical stocks and Treasury yields will soon prove to be temporary, and that in his view, "the reflation and reopening trade will resume, with yields moving higher and rotation from growth, quality and defensives to value and cyclicals. Beneficiaries will include Energy, Financials, Materials, Industrials, small caps, high beta stocks, and various reopening and inflation themes."

Intrepid's decarbonisation effort solidifies leading position in responsible travel

Consumer recovery in India getting underway: Fitch

Consumer recovery in India getting underway: Fitch Despite unemployment remaining heightened at 8 per cent through 2021 and 2022, consumers' confidence is returning with people expecting an improvement in their general economic situation. This will aid the spending recovery story from H2 2021 onwards. An Indian man displays new 2000 rupee notes outside the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) in Mumbai on November 10, 2016. Long queues formed outside banks in India as they reopened for the first time since the government's shock decision to withdraw the two largest denomination notes from circulation. / AFP PHOTO / PUNIT PARANJPE Household spending in India is likely to grow by a real rate of 7.9 per cent year-on-year in 2021, marking an improvement from the negative 14 per cent contraction in 2020, Fitch Solutions said on Thursday.

CLAIRE BISSEKER: It's not all doom and gloom for the SA economy

15 February 2021 Hopes that 2021 would be SA’s big bounce-back year started to waver in early January as horror mounted over the state’s failure to present a cogent vaccine strategy... This article is reserved for DispatchLIVE subscribers. Get access to ALL DispatchLIVE content from only R45.00 per month. Already subscribed? Simply sign in below. Already registered on HeraldLIVE, BusinessLIVE, TimesLIVE or SowetanLIVE? Sign in with the same details.