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Golden Arrow Merger Corp. (NASDAQ:GAMCW) Short Interest Up 12,473.3% in December
Golden Arrow Merger Corp. (NASDAQ:GAMCW – Get Rating) was the target of a significant growth in short interest in the month of December. As of December 15th, there was short interest totalling 188,60
Golden Arrow Merger Corp. Announces Cancellation of Special Meeting
On Tuesday, US WTI crude oil closed down 1.4%, the lowest closing price in a week.
U. S. crude oil futures prices closed at their lowest level in more than a week on Tuesday in the early hours of Beijing time. Market participants believe that the stronger dollar and profit-taking put pressure on oil prices. Analyst Michael Lynch said Tuesday's fall in crude oil futures prices was strange because strong overseas crude oil imports in August and US crude oil production had not yet fully recovered from the damage caused by Hurricane Ida, which could push crude oil prices higher. He said the market was worried that the Delta mutation could further hamper economic growth, but he did not think that would happen. He speculated that today's oil
Berkshire cleared stocks such as Bojian in the second quarter, reduced its holdings of GM, and Apple was still the most heavily stocked stock
According to the 13F position report submitted by Berkshire Hathaway, a subsidiary of Buffett, to the US Securities Regulatory Commission (SEC) on Monday, the company cleared three stocks of the pharmaceutical company Biogen (Biogen), Axalta Coating Systems (Axalta Coating Systems), Liberty Global PLC.A shares, reduced its holdings of GM, etc., increased its holdings of the supermarket chain Kroger (Kroger), etc., and kept Apple's holdings unchanged, and remained the top heaviest stock. According to the 13F report, the total market value of Berkshire's holdings in the second quarter was about 2,930.
There are central banks that have raised interest rates by 75 basis points, and which central banks have followed the Fed and turned hawkish?
Original title: There are central banks that have raised interest rates by 75 basis points, and which central banks have followed the Fed in turning eagle? The Federal Reserve's unexpected “hawk claw” triggered a chain reaction among major central banks. In the early morning of June 17, Beijing time, the US Federal Reserve announced that by the end of 2023, the Fed would raise interest rates twice. Federal Reserve Chairman Powell said, “When we feel that the economy has made substantial further progress, we will reduce the scale of debt purchases.” However, the Bank of Indonesia does not expect the Fed to reduce debt in 2021, but will begin to reduce debt in the first quarter of 2022. After the Federal Reserve, today's major central banks
The amount of overnight reverse repurchase tools used by the Federal Reserve exceeded $500 billion for the first time.
Demand for a key Fed repo tool used to control short-term interest rates soared to more than $500 billion for the first time as a flood of cash in the market was looking for a way out. On Wednesday, 59 participating institutions deposited a total of $502.9 billion with the Fed through overnight reverse repos, surpassing the previous record high of $497.4 billion set on Tuesday, according to data from the New York Fed. The Fed's overnight reverse repo tool does not provide returns at all, but the demand for reverse repos is still growing because of the flood of liquidity in the dollar financing market. Excess liquidity is caused by asset purchases by the Federal Reserve and a reduction in the U.S. Treasury.
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