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Bank of America Corporation released 14 future science and technology lists to help investors catch the next Apple Inc and Amazon.Com Inc
Bank of America Corporation strategists have released a new list of what he calls a technology "moon landing plan" to guide investors in their search for the next Amazon.Com Inc or Apple Inc company. According to strategists led by Haim Israel, head of global thematic investment research at Bank of America Corporation, from sixth-generation telecommunications networks (the entire collection of the New York Public Library can be downloaded in 20 seconds) to wireless power, the things that can fundamentally change people's lives are not as far away as people think. "if we fail to discover the technology of the future today, it could mean missing the next major revolution," Israel wrote in a report to clients.
The scale of global mergers and acquisitions reached 1.5 trillion US dollars in the second quarter, a record high for the same period
According to data released by Refinitiv on Thursday, global M&A activity broke records for the second consecutive quarter in the second quarter, and companies continued to borrow at low costs and use their cash reserves for transformative transactions to reposition themselves for the post-COVID-19 world. According to the data, global M&A transactions reached 1.5 trillion US dollars in the second quarter, a record high for the same period, up 13% from the first quarter, although M&A activity involving special purpose acquisition companies (SPACs) slowed down. The volume of US mergers and acquisitions in the second quarter reached 699 billion US dollars, an increase of 440% compared to when M&A activity stagnated due to the pandemic in the same period last year.
Citibank: Brent could soar above $80 due to surging demand
Citi said that the price of Brent oil may soar to more than $80 per barrel due to the release of suppressed demand under the easing of the epidemic, which in turn stimulated global consumption. The bank's analysts Francesco Martoccia and Ed Morse said that global oil demand may set a record in August, mainly driven by gasoline. Brent crude oil reported $73.71 per barrel on Thursday, up 42% year to date; the last time this global benchmark broke through $80 per barrel was in October 2018.
The Federal Reserve sends a hawkish signal that the Asian stock, bond, and foreign exchange markets are under pressure
After the Federal Reserve released hawkish signals, Asian stock markets fell across the board, and yields soared. The Nikkei 225 index fell about 1%, and the South Korean Kospi index fell 0.7%. S&P futures hit a low on Wednesday, and Nasdaq futures fell 0.9% at one point. As the US dollar continues to be strong, Asia's emerging market currencies, the won, ringgit, and the Thai baht, have been hit the hardest. The New Zealand dollar bucked the trend and rose 0.5%, and the stronger than expected New Zealand GDP report pushed the country's 10-year yield to jump 12 basis points. The 10-year US Treasury yield rose 1 basis point to around 1.58%. The yield on 10-year Australian Treasury bonds rose 8
The won fell to its lowest level since May due to the Fed's unexpected bias
The Korean won fell 1.5% against the US dollar to 1134.35 to the US dollar, the lowest since May, after the Federal Reserve accelerated the expected pace of policy tightening. As of press release, the USD/KRW rose 1.2% to 1129.90. Lee Seung-heon, senior vice governor of the Bank of Korea, said at the meeting that volatility may increase due to changes in economic and inflation policy expectations for major economies such as the US, so the Bank of Korea plans to take measures to stabilize the market if necessary. The Bank of Korea said that the previous comments of the US Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) were better than expected
There is still a week to go before the US election. History shows that the chances of US stocks rising during this period are very high.
With little more than a week to go before Election Day in the United States, history has proved to be good news for the stock market. Over the past 30 years, the S & P 500 has risen a week before the presidential election, with the only notable exception being 2016, according to Matt Maley, a strategist at Miller Tabak. Since 1992, the average return on six cases has been 3.8%, he wrote in a report on Saturday. "although the stock market fell 1.9% in seven trading days in 2016, you have to go back to 1988 to find it at the end of the campaign