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KUMBA IRON ORE LTD ADR EACH REPR 0.3333 ORD To Go Ex-Dividend On March 14th, 2024 With 0.42 USD Dividend Per Share
March 2nd - $KUMBA IRON ORE LTD ADR EACH REPR 0.3333 ORD(KIROY.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on March 14th, 2024. Shareholders of record on March 15th, 2024 will receive 0.42 USD dividend per share
KUMBA IRON ORE LTD ADR EACH REPR 0.3333 ORD To Go Ex-Dividend On August 17th, 2023 With 0.4022 USD Dividend Per Share
August 5th - $KUMBA IRON ORE LTD ADR EACH REPR 0.3333 ORD(KIROY.US)$ is trading ex-dividend on August 17th, 2023. Shareholders of record on August 18th, 2023 will receive 0.4022 USD dividend per s
KPMG: global mergers and acquisitions may reach a record $6 trillion this year
KPMG said on Monday that global mergers and acquisitions were expected to reach a record $6tn by the end of the year as companies continue to use cheap financing and the economy recovers from the epidemic. Global M & A deals have exceeded $4.3 trillion so far this year, close to the full-year record of $4.8 trillion set in 2015, according to Refinitiv. This figure is up sharply from $3.6 trillion in 2020. Stephen Bates, partner of KPMG and head of trading in Singapore, said that given the pre-epidemic fund-raising activities "
The market's reaction to Powell's speech suggests that excessive concerns about downsizing have reversed
Reactions to Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell Jackson Hole's speech suggest that the market's excessive concerns about code reduction have reversed. Powell suggested that the Federal Reserve may cut debt purchases starting this year, but it will not rush to raise interest rates. The market's reaction to this is typical: inflation prices have risen moderately, and real interest rates have fallen. Whether the Federal Reserve starts cutting in November or December, the impact on interest rates won't be much different. What the market is really concerned about is whether traders still believe that the inflationary pressure repeated by the Federal Reserve is only temporary. Powell strongly emphasized that the factors causing the recent surge in inflation were only a limited range of commodities and
The number of new fee-paying households in Netflix in the second quarter was less than expected and fell sharply by 5% in after-hours trading.
Streaming giant Netflix reported second-quarter results after trading on Tuesday that its earnings per share and the number of new paid subscribers fell short of expectations and revenue was slightly higher than expected. Netflix reported second-quarter revenue of $7.34 billion and market expectations of $7.318 billion, compared with $6.148 billion in the same period last year; earnings per share of $2.97, market expectations of $3.16 and $1.59 in the same period last year; net profit of $1.353 billion and market expectations of $1.443 billion, compared with $720 million in the same period last year. Netflix said that the global flow in the second quarter
Porsche North American CEO: will speed up its electric vehicle deployment plan but will still invest in gasoline vehicles
Kjell Gruner, chief executive of Porsche North America, said in an interview on Thursday that Porsche was planning to build on the success of all-electric models. Gruner said it was seeking further investment in all-electric vehicles, plug-in hybrids and internal combustion engines. Porsche's second-quarter earnings rose 55 per cent from a year earlier, Gruner said. Kjell Gruner, chief executive of Porsche North America, said in an interview on Thursday that Porsche was planning to build on the success of all-electric models. Gruner table
JPMorgan Chase expects the U.S. interest rate market risk to be higher than usual on the day of the June jobs report.
Strategists at JPMorgan Chase believe that the US interest rate market is more dangerous than usual on the day of the June non-farm payrolls report, because the market will be closed early because of the upcoming July 4 holiday. Strategists said in the report that yield volatility "may be magnified" when the non-farm payrolls report is released on days when trading hours are shortened by holidays. They found that on such days, within 60 minutes of 8:30 New York time, Treasury volatility was 1.5 to double what it was when the jobs report was released on a normal trading day. However, by the end of the trading day, "ultra-large volatility" will also fade to a large extent. six
With the upper limit of US debt to restore the Treasury Department, it may need to cut the supply of Treasury bills.
The US Treasury is under increasing pressure to cut the supply of Treasuries in order to meet the debt ceiling target that will be restored at the end of this month. A potential return to the debt ceiling, last suspended in 2019, will force the Treasury to cut its cash balance from more than $700 billion on June 29 to about $450 billion by the end of July. This means reducing the issuance of Treasury bills to help reduce the cash balance. But after announcing plans to keep issuance unchanged next week, the Treasury has only three weeks to control supply. The resumption of the federal debt ceiling at the end of July also means a shortage of short-term securities and a surge in demand
Us Finance Yellen: 130 countries agree to support the setting of the world's lowest corporate tax rate
Us Treasury Secretary Yellen (Janet Yellen) announced on Thursday that 130 countries had agreed to impose a minimum tax rate on global companies, accounting for 90 per cent of the world's GDP and the vast majority of the 139 participating countries. This is part of a broader agreement to reform international tax rules. The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development ((Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development,) also said that the remaining elements of the follow-up tax reform framework and the implementation plan would be completed in October this year.
The OPEC+ committee recommends an increase of 400000 b / d per month between August and December
The OPEC+ Ministerial Committee recommended a gradual increase in oil production by the end of the year, paving the way for the organization to reach an agreement. Even if oil prices are at a two-year high, the move will give the organisation a firm grip on supply. One delegate, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said the joint ministerial oversight committee of the OPEC+, including Russia and Saudi Arabia, recommended that the organization increase production by 400000 barrels a day a month between August and December. The committee also recommended that the expiration of the organization's production reduction agreement should be postponed from April to December 2022. The current expiration date was reached at the peak of the first round of COVID-19 epidemic last year.
Rising wages, superimposed shortage of raw materials, inflation is brewing in American companies.
The latest report from the Labor Department shows the biggest quarterly increase in employee pay since 2003. Companies say raw material shortages and supply chain challenges are likely to continue to brew inflation in the US industrial circle until 2022, as more and more raw material shortages lead to longer delivery times and manufacturers are unable to keep up with the pace of the economic rebound. Wage growth also began to have an impact when manufacturers tried to deal with commodity supply chain problems. According to the latest report from the Labor Department, corporate pay has seen its biggest quarterly increase since 2003. At a time when monetary and fiscal policies are conducive to faster economic growth, the labor force
Fed survey: Americans expect a record rise in house prices and rents
Americans are predicting an all-time increase in house prices and rents in the coming year, according to the latest monthly consumer survey by the New York Fed. The median expected rise in house prices is 5.5%, according to a survey of consumer expectations released on Monday. At the beginning of the epidemic a year ago, the forecast fell to zero. The rise was strongest in the south and north-east, and house prices are expected to rise in all age groups, education levels and income groups. Rents are expected to rise for the fifth month in a row, and consumers expect rents to rise by 9.5% in the coming year. It is not only up from 9.3% in March, but also about twice as high as it was a year ago. Overall consumer inflation in the coming year
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