JUNK BONDS RETAIN A SLIGHT EDGE OVER INVESTMENT-GRADE DEBT in net prices linked to actual trades despite lackluster bank earnings. Goldman Sachs sank 3.41 percent upon releasing weaker than expected revenue for the first quarter, meanwhile, Citigroup reported a rise in profit by 2 percent from a year ago lifted by an expansion in U.S. consumer banking. “Both our consumer and institutional businesses performed well and we saw good momentum in those areas where we have been investing,” stated Chief Executive Mike Corbat. 10-year Treasury note slipped 1.9 basis points. S&P -0.07%, DOW-0.11%, NASDAQ -0.07%.
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RISK-ON SENTIMENT INTENSIFIED FOLLOWING A SLEW OF POSITIVE EARNINGS as the Dow Jones Industrial Average spiked 230 points. J.P. Morgan and Disney were among the companies that reported on Friday, J.P. Morgan announced the “impact of higher rates” elevated earnings, JPM closed 4.5 percent higher. Disney surged 11 percent after revealing a rival streaming service to Netflix. Economic concerns have dissipated, “Strength in [JPMorgan’s] consumer franchise shows that despite the uncertainty in the fourth quarter of last year, consumers continue to spend and give strength to the overall U.S. economy”. 10-year Treasury note rose 6.4 basis points. S&P +0.64%, DOW +0.96%, NASDAQ +0.44%.
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TREASURY YIELDS ROSE ON THURSDAY upon the release of positive economic data on the labor market calming fears of a slowing economy, 10-year Treasury note increased 3.4 basis points. Equities settled lower as investors anticipate a lackluster quarterly earnings season set to kick off this Friday. Chief equity strategist Terry Sandven at U.S. Bank Wealth Management sees opportunity, “Expectations for first-quarter results have been ratcheted down on the heels of sluggish global growth, so the bar is low and it could set the stage for upside surprises”. S&P -0.11%, DOW -0.19%, NASDAQ -0.31%
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U.S. THREATENED TO SLAP TARIFFS ON HUNDREDS OF EUROPEAN GOODS dragging stocks lower on Tuesday. Job openings fell sharply in February by more than a half million slipping to levels not seen in over a year, “Like the rest of the economy, the labor market is not perfectly steady on its feet”. Gold rose to nearly two-week highs settling above $1307.8 per ounce. 10-year Treasury note dipped 2.5 basis points. S&P -0.58%, DOW -0.68%, NASDAQ -0.46%
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