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“Stock Goddess” sold Tesla shares for the second day in a row to cash out $138 million
Three funds owned by Ark Investments founder Cathy Wood sold Tesla shares for two consecutive days on Wednesday and Thursday, using the stock to recover from months of sluggish performance, to cash out a total of about 138.5 million US dollars. Following the sale of 142,708 Tesla shares on Wednesday, the three funds sold another 40,940 shares on Thursday, for a total of 183,648 shares over two days. Tesla's stock price is up about 3% this week so far, rising 0.13% on Thursday to close at $754.86. So far this year, the company's stock price has increased by about 3.4% cumulatively. Wood's Three Funds - Ark Automation Technology
The final value of GDP in the United States in the first quarter was in line with expectations, while the data on durable goods orders and initial applications were not good.
The original title: the final GDP value of the United States in the first quarter was in line with expectations, durable goods orders and initial application data were not good, and the short-term range of gold prices fluctuated during the New York session on Thursday (June 24). The United States released a series of important economic data. The results show that the final value of the actual annualized quarterly rate of GDP in the United States in the first quarter is in line with expectations. Last week, the number of people applying for unemployment benefits increased, and orders for durable goods fell short of expectations. In terms of market reaction, the impact of a series of US data on the gold market is limited. After the release of the data, the spot gold price rose by $2 in the short term and remained in the $3 range. Figure: spot gold price 5 minutes figure specific figures in the United States
How hot will inflation be? Traders added to their bets that the Fed was forced to raise interest rates in 2022
Interest rate traders are increasing their bets that the Fed could be forced to raise interest rates next year, well before policymakers hinted, as the surge in US consumer price data released on Wednesday intensified the debate about how hot inflation might be. Euro-dollar futures contracts currently digest the probability of raising interest rates by 25 basis points by the end of 2022 of more than 80%, up from 67% at the beginning of the week. This is a full year earlier than policy makers have hinted. At the same time, voices from William Dudley, the former president of the New York Fed, and others are getting louder and louder. He said that not only does the central bank need to raise interest rates, but it should also be much higher than the investment.
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