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Six red flags warn: as many as $40 billion in assets are at risk of sell-off
The sell-off in US stocks may not be that easy to end. Global stock markets all experienced sharp declines on Monday, while the S&P 500 index closed below the 50-day EMA. After falling below the 50-day moving average seven times in the past, the S&P 500 index rebounded rapidly and sharply. Will that be the case this time too? The financial blog Zero Hedge said the situation was different this time around. Because after a large number of options expired last Friday and Thursday, this week saw a large number of negative Gamma positions. Be wary of the negative gamma effect Negative gamma means that market makers need to buy more stocks when stocks rise and sell when the stock market falls. This also
International oil prices have risen by more than 1%, and Goldman Sachs Group predicts that it may rise to US $80 in the fourth quarter.
The original title: international oil prices rose by more than 1%. Goldman Sachs Group predicted that the fourth quarter could rise to $80. On Tuesday, international oil prices rose by more than 1%. The recent two hurricanes disrupted supplies in the Gulf of Mexico. The surge in global wholesale electricity and natural gas prices has raised concerns about high energy costs and shortages in winter. Crude oil futures rose 1.27% to US $71.03 per barrel, while ICE Brent crude futures rose 1.04 per cent to US $74.71 per barrel. ANZ analysts said that due to rising natural gas and coal prices, global utilities
The UAE plans to spend 6.5 billion US dollars to encourage residents to work in private companies and give up the government's “golden job”
The UAE, a powerful country in the Middle East, announced on Sunday that it will provide a package of benefits and subsidies totaling up to 24 billion dirhams (about 6.5 billion US dollars) to encourage residents to work in the private sector and reduce the unemployment rate, which has risen sharply due to the pandemic. Like many Middle Eastern oil producers, in the UAE, a government job is the first choice for job seekers. Many college graduates have declined employment from private companies and waited for government positions with better pay, benefits, and working hours. Currently, millions of foreigners from all over the world fill most of the positions in the private sector. The measures announced by the UAE government on Sunday include every employee in the private sector
British takeout platform Deliveroo will be listed soon: users will be allocated 50 million pounds of new shares
According to news from Sina Technology News in the morning of March 8, it is reported that British takeout platform Deliveroo has announced that it will allocate 5000 pounds ($69 million) worth of shares to users through the "Gourmet Plus Stock" activity in the soon-to-be-launched IPO. Will Shu, the company's founder and CEO, says Deliveroo users support the company's growth, and he wants to give them the opportunity to share the next phase of the company's journey. "ordinary people are often unable to participate in IPO, which is an exclusive feast for institutional investors." He said last Sunday, "I hope
It is said that the Evolv Technology invested by Bill Gates will be listed in the United States through SPAC trading.
It is rumored that Evolv Technology invested by Bill Gates will be listed in the United States through SPAC trading, valuing the company at $1.7 billion. According to media reports, Evolv Technology, the developer of the new security scanning technology, will merge with SPAC company NewHold Investment Corp. (NHIC.US) to achieve a public listing, the deal values the company at $1.7 billion. Evolv Tech shareholders include Bill Gates and former Florida Governor Jeb Bush. According to the report, Evolv T
The British government predicts that hydrogen heating will become mainstream by 2050.
The British government predicts that heating homes with hydrogen could become mainstream within decades, with technical costs falling as sharply as wind energy. To accelerate the transition from fossil fuels, the government will fund the first British families to use this new source of energy for heating entirely, Anne-Marie Trivien, Britain's energy minister, said in an interview. Trivillian predicts that the cost of hydrogen technology will fall as much as offshore wind power has done over the past decade. This will happen once the technologies used to produce hydrogen and carbon capture and use are verified on a large scale, she said. In addition to heating homes, hydrogen technology is also expected to help steel, cement and other weights
Arctic cold wave causes North America's largest refinery to close crude oil futures to a 13-month high
Oil futures rose to a 13-month high as millions of households in Texas were forced to turn off power for the first time in a decade and North America's largest oil refinery was shut down by an unprecedented Arctic cold wave. West Texas Intermediate futures closed 1.1 per cent higher, surpassing $60 a barrel for the first time since January 2020, while Brent crude futures rose above $63 a barrel, closing up 1.4 per cent at $63.30 a barrel. Midland, Texas, the core shale oil producing area in the United States, suffered a cold wave, with crude oil production in Permian basins reduced by up to 1 million barrels per day. "the temperature will be lower than usual for most of the week, naturally.
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