Rate Cuts, Record Highs, and Rare Earths

Rate Cuts, Record Highs, and Rare Earths

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US inflation data, Nvidia, and Jackson Hole will shape the week ahead

Stronger-than-expected US PMI data could not save equities from a down week as rising bond yields and the Treasury's bond-buying intervention renewed dollar debasement fears, fuelling a blistering rally in gold and Bitcoin. Trade tensions returned as US-Canada talks collapsed ove ...  Show more

The View Beyond: Strong Q2 earnings season supports broader equity story

The Q2 earnings season delivered a strong set of results, with positive surprises across sectors and regions. As investors look ahead to the remainder of the year, the broadening of earnings growth and market participation is creating opportunities beyond the dominant AI and tech ...  Show more

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