#Canada YoY
Actual
8.1%
Forecast
8.4%
Previous
7.7%
#Canada MoM
Actual
0.7%
Forecast
0.9%
Previous
1.4%
Let's unpack it briefly
With a 9.4% UK finds itself on the firsts European (continent) Countries that are approaching double digits #inflation, and with the lack of haste in interventions on the #monetary#policies side, the #peak#inflation seems still far away. Let alone the MoM momentum, still high
Same goes for #Canada on the #YoY side with a #MoM momentum ranging between 0.6 and 1.4% in the last 6 months.
#Uk managed to arrive to a whopping 2.5% #MoM in May for the April measurements
U.S. MBA 30-Year #Mortgage#Rate
Actual
5.82%
Previous
5.74%
The Market Index covers all mortgage applications during the week. This includes all conventional and government applications, all fixed-rate mortgages, all adjustable-rate mortgages, whether for a purchase or to refinance
The Refinance Index covers all mortgage applications to refinance an existing mortgage. It is the best overall gauge of mortgage refinancing activity. The Refinance Index includes conventional and government refinances
regardless of product (FRM or ARM) or #coupon rate refinanced into or out of. Seasonal factors are less significant in #refinances than in #home#sales, however holiday effects are considerable.
Let alone the slowly shrinking of oil supply, too much to watch for and write on, and not enought space
Now that you know all of that, can you see some nasty green prints?
#FOMC meeting at the end of the month would be another important moment the #markets are waiting for
If everything goes as expected, and what the market has already priced in doesn't change, i.e. #rate#hikes, #commodities situation, #central#banks#monetary#policies from #EU and #Japan and so on, the market will still tank a little at the end of the month, but not too much
Probably one or two days after it anyway, since... well you'll see yourself
You'll say why bro?
Glad you asked, I was not expecting this question at all
Cause even if the market has priced it all in #cost of #capital on the rise is something that weight strongly on #companies
Some #investor may need to to make some adjustments on their #strategies, cause the overall weight could be more than expected due to the intricacies of #financial#markets
Anyway, I heard voices that the #FED will take a pause until september from that meeting on. (can't find any news on the internet, but the source is reliable, anyway take it with a pinch of salt)
In that case, with the FED out of the way, #markets could have their #rally
Let's see.
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#Tesla's #Bitcoin were sold OTC, were sold because they need their money back to hedge against their fear of recession and to appeal to investors in this period.
Do not be confused, that is strategy from a company. A bad one probably.
They invested what they couldn't afford to
lose, buying high and selling low.
They have their terms, obviously they have to mantain positive cash flow, and errors on the accounting and investing side are made more by centralized companies these days than "decentralized" ones.
When investing you shouldn't consider what other people are doing, but only what you should do based on your asset allocation, risk adjustment and investment strategies.
This is not a financial advice obviously
Anyway I don't think those #Bitcoin made any difference