Tech Is in Vogue Again, And Here Are Some ETF Flows to Prove It
published May 14, 2018 12:11:59 PM, by Sarah Ponczek and Carolina Wilson (Bloomberg) — Investors are once again warming up to the year’s hottest sector — technology. Even after regulatory and demand concerns cast a shadow over the industry, the S&P 500 Information Technology Index remains the best performer of
This ETF Is Flashing a Buy Sign for Emerging-Market Dollar Bonds
published May 14, 2018 1:49:04 PM, by Carolina Wilson and Aline Oyamada (Bloomberg) — Call it a hate-love relationship. Investors are piling into the biggest proxy for emerging-market hard currency bonds, barely a month after they were spooked into a selloff by the strengthening dollar. The iShares J.P. Morgan USD
All We Are Saying Is Give Trade Peace a Chance: Mark Gongloff
published May 14, 2018 3:29:45 PM, by Mark Gongloff (Bloomberg Opinion) — Welcome to Bloomberg Opinion Today, an afternoon roundup of our opinions on business, politics, markets, technology and more. New subscribers can sign up here. ICYMI Stocks meandered. Gaza burned. Melania Trump had kidney surgery. Trade Peace Breaks Out
Mormons’ Breakup With Boy Scouts Is Disappointing: Noah Feldman
published May 13, 2018, 2:25:43 PM, by Noah Feldman (Bloomberg Opinion) — Don’t be fooled by the superficially amicable split between the Boy Scouts of America and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The breakup, in fact, reflects a long festering period of incompatibility and will have consequences
Defying 50-Year Taboo, Palestinians Run for Jerusalem Elections
published May 13, 2018, 4:00:01 PM, by Gwen Ackerman and Fadwa Hodali (Bloomberg) — At Jerusalem’s Al Aqsa mosque, it was seen as a worrisome enough development for the preacher to send up an alarm. “Don’t try to change the identity of the holy city,” Ismail Nawahda exhorted. What had
Emerging Markets Watch Fed, Not ‘Decoupled’ at All: Daniel Moss
published May 13, 2018, 4:00:16 PM, by Daniel Moss (Bloomberg Opinion) — Chairman Jerome Powell wants us to know that the Federal Reserve isn’t to blame for the sell-off in emerging markets. Perhaps it isn’t. But the Fed has been spotted in the vicinity. The connection between emerging markets and
Stocks Jump as Dollar Tumbles on Tame Inflation: Markets Wrap
published May 10, 2018 3:02:31 PM, by Sarah Ponczek (Bloomberg) — U.S. stocks rallied to a seven-week high while the dollar sank after a weak inflation reading signaled the Federal Reserve won’t need to step up the pace of interest-rate increases. Chipmakers paced gains in major American equity benchmarks, while
Pelosi Plans to Revisit Trump Tax Cuts If She Becomes Speaker
published May 10, 2018 2:15:35 PM, by Erik Wasson (Bloomberg) — House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said that if Democrats take control of the House in November and she’s elected as their leader, she will seek to revise the GOP’s tax cut bill to reverse its estimated $1.9 trillion increase
Trump’s Iran Move May Kick Worst U.S. Gas Market While It’s Down
published May 9, 2018 3:46:41 PM, by Ryan Collins and Naureen S. Malik (Bloomberg) — President Donald Trump’s decision to scrap the Iran nuclear deal and restore sanctions was great for oil bulls. But for natural gas drillers in America’s hottest shale play, it could be a disaster in the
Lots of ‘Bonehead’ Questions About Recent Earnings: Taking Stock
published May 3, 2018 6:06:05 AM, by Arie Shapira (Bloomberg) — Stock futures are up small, the 10-year is back down to ~2.95%, the dollar is slightly lower, and Mnuchin and company have touched down in China (no incremental news is out just yet) — while Elon Musk’s relationship with