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Market Bipolarity: Exuberance versus Exhaustion!

Musings on Markets

That recovery notwithstanding, uncertainties about inflation and the economy remained unresolved, and those uncertainties became part of the market story in the third quarter of 2023. The Markets in the Third Quarter Coming off a year of rising rates in 2022, interest rates have continued to command center stage in 2023.

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China: House Divided | AIER

CFO News Room

There have been claims that China’s enormous economic growth and widely shared prosperity are the result of turning to capitalism. I have come to think of it in terms of concentric circles, each smaller than, and fully contained in, the larger category. For me, the categories are exchange relations, market societies, and capitalism.

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Weekly Initial Claims for Unemployment Benefits Ticked Up but Remain Very Low – AIER

CFO News Room

The results suggest the labor market remains extremely tight. The number of ongoing claims for state unemployment programs totaled 1.960 million for the week ending November 27, a rise of 403,147 from the prior week (see second chart). The low level of claims and high number of open jobs suggest the labor market remains very tight.

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Round Trip

Barry Ritholtz

After a monstrous 68% recovery from the March 2020 pandemic low, and another nearly 30% gain in 2021, markets decided to have one of their all-too-regular spasms. The wisdom of the crowd is why the efficient markets work most of the time, but it really helps to be aware when the crowd turns into an unthinking mob of hooligans.

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New FDI rules in the Benelux: a brief analysis from a Law and Economics perspective

Corporate Finance Lab

As important as these practical implications are, the tightening of FDI rules also raises more theoretical questions, that is, from a Law and Economics perspective. However, other countries, such as the US and France, have had operating FDI screening mechanisms for some time now, which has led to an extensive body of empirical research.

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Data Update 4 for 2024: Danger and Opportunity - Bringing Risk into the Equation!

Musings on Markets

In my last data updates for this year, I looked first at how equity markets rebounded in 2023 , driven by a stronger-than-expected economy and inflation coming down, and then at how interest rates mirrored this rebound.

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Moving 5G Beyond The Marketing Realm And Into Reality

PYMNTS

There’s been a shortage of debate over whether the economic headwinds caused by the coronavirus will dampen carrier capital expenditures (CapEx) and infrastructure deployments. As he told PYMNTS: “There’s a lot more marketing of 5G than there really is 5G.”. Or hasten it.