Aktiesnakken — Oktober 2019
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Donald J. Trump
@realDonaldTrump....our manufacturers. We should have lower interest rates than Germany, Japan and all others. We are now, by far, the biggest and strongest Country, but the Fed puts us at a competitive disadvantage. China is not our problem, the Federal Reserve is! We will win anyway.
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Baltic Dry-indeksen er ned 2,86 prosent til 1.731 poeng, ifølge The Baltic Exchange torsdag.
Slik går segmentene:Capesize ned 3,0 prosent til 24.918 dollar per dag
Panamax ned 2,0 prosent til 12.380 dollar per dag
Handysize ned 2,2 prosent til 8.560 dollar per dag
Supramax ned 3,2 prosent til 12.111 dollar per dag -
218.000 arbeidsledige i USA i forrige uke
3 timer siden · Infront TDN Direkt
Antallet førstegangssøkende til arbeidsledighetstrygd i USA (jobless claims) var 218.000 i forrige uke, ifølge statistikk fra det amerikanske arbeidsmarkedsdepartementet.
På forhånd var antall førstegangssøkende ventet å være 215.000 personer, ifølge Direkt Makro.
Antall personer som fortsetter å motta arbeidsledighetstrygd i USA var 1,690 millioner personer i forrige uke, fra reviderte 1,683 millioner uken før. -
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Nasdaq @Nasdaq
Meet Jessica Spina, Head of Group IR @MediobancaOltre. She explains how the role of an #IRO has evolved to be more strategic and complex: http://spr.ly/60181JUSw -
Joe Weisenthal @TheStalwart
The auto market is pretty terrible around the world these days. But there is one class of vehicle where demand is soaring. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-10-31/the-market-for-bulletproof-cars-is-sky-high … -
Bloomberg Markets @markets
Companies added more workers to payrolls than expected in October, underscoring how the labor market continues to grow at a robust, but moderating, pace https://bloom.bg/36js5tw -
Bloomberg Markets @markets
Wayfair Inc. plunged in pre-market trading after the online home-goods retailer gave a disappointing outlook for the critical holiday quarter https://bloom.bg/328rBDr -
Jens Nordvig @jnordvig
A signed US-China mini-deal is getting closer. But what will it do to tariffs (especially the 15% on $112bn from Sep) and tariff threats (the 15% on about $160bn due in Dec)? I am very interested in the consensus on this. Hence, pls vote (takes 2 sec) -
Jens Nordvig @jnordvig
A signed US-China mini-deal is getting closer. But what will it do to tariffs (especially the 15% on $112bn from Sep) and tariff threats (the 15% on about $160bn due in Dec)? I am very interested in the consensus on this. Hence, pls vote (takes 2 sec)
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Peter Sand
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Chief Shipping Analyst
11hWhile the South American corn exports season eased the shortfall of cargoes in the third quarter, expectations of a weaker U.S. exports season in the fourth quarter are likely to weigh on panamax rates, said Peter Sand, chief shipping analyst at BIMCO.
https://lnkd.in/eBwW-GY
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SaltX Interim Report 3 for 2019 has been published
Have a look at it here: https://lnkd.in/gKm5jDN
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Hvor kan man se virksomheders gaelds-struktur?
Jeg skrev tidligere paa maaneden foelgende til Kraft Heinz: "I read note 19 on page 127 of your latest 10K regarding your debt,
which mentions the maturity dates on your US senior notes are between
2019 and 2046 and the interest rates are between 2.800% and 7.125%.
Can you add a bit more colour to that? When does the debt with the
2.8% and 7.125% interest rate mature? How much debt matures in 2020?" -
Kraft Heinz svarede: "We do not list the detailed debt structure in the 10-K. DTC, Bloomberg or brokers will be able to provide such information. Page 129 of the latest 10-K has a maturity profile on how much debt matures in 2020."
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Goldman Sachs @GoldmanSachs
With the continued rise of #ecommerce, packaging needs are accelerating. Kristy Grippi of $GS' Investment Banking Division explains how the packaging and paper industry is adapting to the growing need for quick and convenient delivery: https://click.gs.com/rj73 -
Peter Schiff @PeterSchiff
The Chicago PMI plunged from 50.4 in Sept. to 43.2 in Oct., its lowest level since Dec. 2015. More significantly, the 8-month decline is the largest drop since July of 1980, just one year before the start of a severe recession. Good thing we have the greatest economy in history! -
Nasdaq @Nasdaq
Fed rate cut, earnings season and the importance of bringing IPOs to market: Here’s what’s moving the markets this week. http://spr.ly/60141JhdI #MarketMakers -
NYT Business @nytimesbusiness
Few economists expect the housing market to take off in response to this week’s rate cut, because rates aren’t what was holding bac
k housing in the first place. Instead, they point to other factors. https://nyti.ms/2Nz09tg
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