22 November 2022
The speculation of China's Zero-Covid Policy re-implementation put pressure on energy stocks. Non-Primary Consumers and Energy weakened by 1%, leading to sectoral declines and sending the S&P 500 down 0.4% earlier in the week.
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22 November 2022
The speculation of China's Zero-Covid Policy re-implementation put pressure on energy stocks. Non-Primary Consumers and Energy weakened by 1%, leading to sectoral declines and sending the S&P 500 down 0.4% earlier in the week.
21 November 2022
Stocks are defensive to prop up the S&P 500, ignoring speculation of a fifth FFR 75Bps gain in December. On the other hand, aggressive Hawkish concerns and weakening crude oil demand by China put pressure on energy stocks.
18 November 2022
Jobless claims fell 2% within the week, again giving the Fed a Hawkish room. Data showed that US Initial Jobless Claims as of Nov. 12 went down as many as 222K claims (- 2% WoW), indicating the labor market remains solid while complementing Resilient Consumers amid high inflation and Borrowing Costs.
17 November 2022
Resilient Consumers keep inflation high. The accumulation of savings during the Covid19 pandemic, and rising wages amid a solid labor market, helped people cope with high inflation and Borrowing Costs.
16 November 2022
US inflation slumped again, and technology stocks continued to rally, with the Nasdaq appreciating by 1% or leading Wall Street's gains. After consumer-level inflation is inclined, producer-level inflation also becomes lower.