SEC Rule to Speed Trades Puts $1 Trillion of ETFs at Risk
The settlement shift next May spells trouble for more than 500 US-listed funds that hold overseas assets.
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The settlement shift next May spells trouble for more than 500 US-listed funds that hold overseas assets.
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'The market got the vote of confidence it needed from the BOE,' said Andrew Lekas.
The unexpected hot August CPI reading has dashed hopes for a Fed pivot, and bolstered talk of a potential 1 per cent increase next week.