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Earnings and Fed Minutes: What Jay Woods Is Watching
Jay Woods, chief global strategist at Freedom Capital Markets, highlights key earnings reports and the upcoming Fed minutes as critical market drivers this week.
Rate buydown vs closing costs vs price reduction: Which is best
When a seller offers concessions, buyers can choose between a rate buydown, closing cost credit, or price reduction, each with different financial implications.
Welltower Plans C$750 Million Canadian Dollar Bond Sale
Welltower Inc. plans a C$750 million two-part Canadian dollar bond sale as early as Monday, tapping the corporate bond market for funding.
Canada Services PMI Slips to 47.1 in June, Deepening Contraction
Canada's S&P Global Services PMI fell to 47.1 in June from 50.6 in May, signaling a renewed contraction in service sector activity amid weak demand and geopolitical uncertainty.
SK Hynix launches $28 billion US listing, draws $7 billion in investor interest
South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix launched a $28 billion US listing, drawing $7 billion in investor interest from major funds amid the global AI boom.
Hungary Sells First Eurobond After Orban Ouster Rally
Hungary is selling its first eurobond since Viktor Orban's election defeat, capitalizing on a sharp drop in borrowing costs as investors reassess the country's risk premium.
US ISM Services PMI in focus ahead of next week's CPI
Markets consolidate ahead of Tuesday's US CPI, with today's ISM Services PMI expected to ease to 54.0 from 54.5, offering little catalyst for rate expectations.
China tests nuclear-capable ICBM in South Pacific, Japan confirms
China launched a nuclear-capable intercontinental ballistic missile into the South Pacific, with Japan confirming it received prior notice, raising geopolitical tensions and potential safe-haven demand.
Asia Pacific Private Credit Growth to Slow, Moody’s Says
Moody’s Ratings forecasts a slowdown in Asia Pacific private credit fundraising and deployment over the next 12–18 months due to macroeconomic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and elevated interest rates dampening investor appetite for illiquid assets.
Copper and Aluminum Rise as Fed Rate Hike Bets Fade
Copper and aluminum prices extended gains as fading expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike weakened the dollar and boosted demand for industrial metals.
Goldman Sachs Cuts Yen Forecast to 165 per Dollar, Favors Carry Trades
Goldman Sachs revised its yen forecast to 165 per dollar over 12 months, citing persistent US-Japan interest rate differentials and favoring yen-funded carry trades.
Australia TD-MI Inflation Gauge Jumps to 32.9% y/y in June 2026
Australia's TD-MI Inflation Gauge surged to 32.9% y/y in June 2026 from 4.4% prior, a massive spike that will pressure the RBA to reconsider its rate stance.
India Banks Cut Short-Term Debt on Cheaper Forex Funding
Indian lenders are reducing short-term debt issuance as the Reserve Bank of India's forex deposit scheme offers cheaper funding, potentially tightening liquidity in the short-term debt market.
Trump's War Means Higher Global Interest Rates for Years to Come
The end of Trump's military conflict with Iran does not reverse the structural rise in global interest rates, as higher defense spending and geopolitical risk premia persist.
Raiding your 401(k) to pay off credit cards can backfire badly
With US household debt at $18.8 trillion and credit card rates averaging 21%, tapping retirement savings to pay off high-interest debt can trigger taxes and penalties that worsen finances.
US service sector data and AI hardware in focus this week
After a mixed holiday-shortened week, investors turn to US service sector PMI data and AI hardware developments for direction on growth and rate expectations.
Bloomberg This Weekend: July 4, 2026 Highlights
Bloomberg This Weekend on July 4, 2026 features expert analysis on major headlines, including insights from historians, military leaders, and financial journalists.
Brazil Finance Minister: Credit Lines Won't Affect Monetary Policy
Brazil's Finance Minister Dario Durigan stated that new credit measures from the Lula government will not undermine monetary policy, aiming to reassure markets amid rate-cut expectations.
UPS Invests $48 Million in Temperature-Controlled Facilities
UPS announced a $48 million investment in temperature-controlled facilities as part of its modernization strategy, while its stock remains 50% below its 2022 high amid a business overhaul.
American Pride Stable but Partisan Divide Deepens, Poll Shows
A new NPR/PBS/Marist poll shows Americans remain broadly proud of their country, but views on patriotism, the nation's future, and trust in government are increasingly divided along partisan lines.
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