The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits declined last week, pointing to continued resilience in the US labour market even as hiring slowed sharply in June. Initial …
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Is the 3.2% yielding SCHD ETF a buy as one-year Treasury yields hit 4.06%?
by adminby adminThe Schwab US Dividend Equity ETF (SCHD) has moved sideways in the past few days. It has remained inside the key support and resistance levels of $31.60 and $32.90 since …
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Virax Biolabs (VRAX) shares exploded higher on Thursday morning after management announced a lucrative cross-border commercial breakthrough. In a press release dated July 9th, the company said its UK subsidiary …
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Trump wants to cut trade with Spain: the reasons go beyond NATO’s defence spending
by adminby adminUS President Donald Trump has reignited his long-running dispute with Spain by threatening to cut off trade with the country over its refusal to back NATO’s new defence spending target. …
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Investing
Plug Power stock sinks even as turnaround story builds, short interest hits 27.4%
by adminby adminPlug Power stock extended its sharp sell-off this week, falling to its lowest level since April 2. The shares have plunged 45% from their highest level this year and have …
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Battalion Oil (BATL) shares are slipping this morning even after President Donald Trump said the ceasefire deal with Iran is over and that the US will “hit them hard tonight.” …
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British house prices increased by 0.2% in June, marking the first monthly rise in four months, while annual growth accelerated slightly to 0.6%, according to data released by mortgage lender …
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Palo Alto Networks stock continues its strong uptrend this week and is now hovering at its all-time high. PANW jumped by 156% from its lowest point this year, with analysts …
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SpaceX’s (SPCX) valuation has been in the spotlight ever since its historic June 12th initial public offering (IPO) that tagged a market cap of nearly $2 trillion on the space …
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Britain has had six prime ministers in under a decade, yet financial markets have grown remarkably unfazed by the political churn. Does that mean investors have become desensitised to Westminster, …