Returns On Capital At Singapore Post (SGX:S08) Paint A Concerning Picture
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Raised to S$0.58 From S$0.52 by UOB Kay Hian>S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Raised to S$0.58 From S$0.52 by UOB Kay Hian>S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Lowered to S$0.55 From S$0.80 by CGS-CIMB>S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Lowered to S$0.55 From S$0.80 by CGS-CIMB>S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Cut to Reduce From Add by CGS-CIMB >S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Cut to Reduce From Add by CGS-CIMB >S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Lowered to S$0.87 From S$0.90 by UOB Kay Hian>S08.SG
Singapore Post Ltd. Target Price Lowered to S$0.87 From S$0.90 by UOB Kay Hian>S08.SG
California house prices set a record, only 23% of households can afford it.
The California Association of Realtors predicted on Thursday that median home prices in California could rise 5.2% in 2022 to a record $834000. House prices in California have risen by about 20% this year, well above the national average. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the median price of a single-family home in the United States is about $357000. Jordan Levine, chief economist of the California Association of Realtors, said: "as the economy improves, the demand for housing will continue to exceed supply, leading to a rise in house prices and sales in 2022."
Weekend Highlights: US Vice President Says Problems Caused by Global Chip Shortage Are “Very Real”
For more global financial information, please move on to the 7×24 hour live financial news live market on Monday, the US stock futures index opened in early trading and was basically flat, investors paid attention to the Fed's trend and the closing: US stocks closed higher on Friday, and all major stock indexes recorded declines this week. On August 20, US stock turnover was the largest 20 stocks, many investment banks raised the price of popular Chinese securities, most of the popular Chinese securities, 360 digital securities rose more than 15% this week, US WTI crude oil fell 8.9%, Brent crude oil fell 7.7% this week, silver futures fell 0.3% this week, and European stocks fell 2.8% on Friday Universal acceptance High Pan-European Stoxx 600
Nike reported better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, up nearly 5% in after-hours revenue of $1.93 billion in Greater China.
Nike reported better-than-expected results for the fourth quarter of fiscal 2021 on Thursday, thanks to record revenue in North America, its largest market. Nike earned 93 cents a share and expected 51 cents a share in the fourth quarter, compared with a loss of 51 cents a share a year earlier, the results showed. Revenue was 12.34 billion dollars, expected 11.03 billion dollars, compared with 6.313 billion dollars a year earlier. Net profit was 1.509 billion dollars and 819 million dollars, compared with a loss of 790 million U.S. dollars in the same period last year. Nike said it had full-year revenue of $44.538 billion in fiscal 2021 and the market expected it to be 432.
Daimo: US stocks are expected to fluctuate at a high level, be wary of the three major risks
Original title: Daimo: US stocks are expected to fluctuate at a high level. Be wary of the three major risks Lisa Shalett (Lisa Shalett), chief investment director of the Morgan Stanley (Morgan Stanley) wealth management department, said that although there has been a sharp decline in some corners of the market, most US stock indexes remain near historic highs, and investors should not be complacent because of this. The core views are as follows. Higher inflation and interest rates in the US consumer price index (CPI) and producer price index (PPI) for April were far higher than expected, and several “core” CPI inputs were worryingly high.
On May 11, Tesla, the 20 stocks with the largest US stock turnover, suspended plans to expand its Shanghai factory
In the early morning of the 12th Beijing time, US stocks closed lower on Tuesday. Venture capital preferences have cooled dramatically. Warnings from former Federal Reserve executives and famous investors about the Fed's policies have caused the market to panic. The Dow fell 473.66 points, or 1.36%, to 34269.16 points; the NASDAQ fell 12.43 points, or 0.09%, to 13389.43 points; and the S&P 500 index fell 36.33 points, or 0.87%, to 4152.10 points. On Tuesday, US stocks experienced one of the craziest days in a year, and technology stocks became a battleground. Major tech stocks began a sharp decline due to concerns about rising inflation and high valuations
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