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US bond yields dip despite better-than-expected flash PMI - Vimarsana News

US bond yields dip despite better-than-expected flash PMI

Although bond yields have come down since Bill Ackman and Bill Gross said the US economy was slowing, the advance PMI for the US shows surprising strength  

Wall Street in September: Past as Prologue - Vimarsana News

Wall Street in September: Past as Prologue

The market is in risk-off mode and likely to finish September with a loss. Blame seasonality, as well as a slew of singular threats.

The Biden Administration Is Evaluating A Wider Chip Ban On China - Vimarsana News

The Biden Administration Is Evaluating A Wider Chip Ban On China

The Biden Administration is now evaluating a wider chip ban on China, so NVIDIA, AMD, and other semiconductor stocks got hit with profit-taking this week. 

Rates Bounce After Hitting 2 Month Lows - Vimarsana News

Rates Bounce After Hitting 2 Month Lows

Interest rates were remarkably calm in the last week of March. The market was in the process of shifting focus from the banking sector back to economic data. It just so happened that last week was light on data. This week was quite the opposite. The first week of any given month often brings several of the most meaningful monthly economic releases.  These include reports from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) and most notably, the Employment Situation (more commonly referred to as "the jobs report"). Virtually all of the economic data that came out in t...

Nottingham Advisors: Monthly Market Wrap - October 31, 2022 - Vimarsana News

Nottingham Advisors: Monthly Market Wrap - October 31, 2022

For Nottingham Advisors, October may just yet mark the beginning of the end for inflationary pressures here in the U.S.