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In the third quarter, many factors contributed to heightened market volatility that tested the patience of investors. If one simply read the headlines this year, they might have adopted a pessimistic market outlook and completely missed the 20% gain in U.S. stocks through the first nine months...
This post is based on an excerpt from a recent Chart Book published at The Felder Report PRO. One of the main drivers of foreign risk appetite in US financial assets has been the enormous and growing differential between risk-free yields available here versus those overseas. Over the past ...
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As the financial markets enter what I expect to be a rather disruptive completion to the recent speculative half-cycle, it will be helpful for investors to consider certain propositions that are readily available from history, rather than insisting on re-learning them the hard way. Employmen...
After all of my recent TDS posts, I better say something about the economy before I lose all of my intelligent readers. We are now in the longest economic expansion in US history. That's good, but what really matters is achieving America's first ever soft landing (defined as 3 years of low a...
By Jill Mislinski What are the long-term trends for multiple jobholders in the US? The Bureau of Labor Statistics has two decades of historical data to enlighten us on that topic, courtesy of Table A-16 in the monthly Current Population Survey of households. At present, multiple jobhol...
The services sector is vastly more important than manufacturing Sure, all too many of us get teary eyed when thinking about manufacturing. Real jobs where people make things that can be dropped on feet. Exactly the sort of labor that allows the blue collar stiff to earn a middle class wage. ...
Construction Spending While growth in overall construction spending remains dismal (see chart below), there was some light at the end of the tunnel for residential home building, which rose 0.9% in August. Non-residential spending continues to decline, down 0.4% in August, due to commercia...
Macroeconomic forecasts are tricky things It is a fundamental truism of macroeconomics that we cannot reliably predict recessions in advance. Simply because if we do so, then everyone acts like the recession is coming, thus that recession will be here now. For, sadly, the behaviour we humans...
The economic calendar is a modest one featuring the JOLTS report and inflation data. NFIB optimism and Michigan sentiment continue to be important since confidence is part of the current economic issue. The relative lack of economic news leaves plenty of time for the punditry to offer “...
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Revenues increase by +23.5% to $6.2 million on higher waste volumes +4.8% gross margin expansion from 64.3% to 69.1% Company provides guidance for topline growth between +23% and +53% for 2024 SINGAPORE, May 10, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ESGL Hol...
SINGAPORE, May 06, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ESGL Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: ESGL) (“ESGL” or the “Company”), a sustainable waste solutions provider whose mission is to upcycle industrial waste into circular products using innovative technologies and renewable energy...
SINGAPORE, Jan. 23, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ESGL Holdings Limited (NASDAQ: ESGL) (“ESGL” or the “Company”), a leading innovative enviro-tech company manufacturing circular products, announces the successful conclusion of a multi-year agreement with Sentosa Clay Produc...