2 months ago
U.S.-Iran strikes reignite fears of a prolonged Middle East conflict as Hormuz tensions push regional oil benchmarks above $100.
Rising Bond Yields Turn Oil's Rally Into a Demand Risk
- Global bond yields have surged to their highest since 2008, as rising oil prices perpetuate fears of longer-than-assumed inflation, in turn creating a cycle of lower demand further down the road.
- The rally in bond yields started in earnest after new Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Walsh vowed to finally tame US inflation, currently at 3.4%, sending yields on the 10-Year Treasury bonds to 4.76%.
- The bond spiral extended into other developed economies, with rates on 10-year ***** anese bonds touching a 30-year high and moved above 3%, whilst 10-year UK bonds surged to 5.2%.
#yields
Rising Bond Yields Turn Oil's Rally Into a Demand Risk
- Global bond yields have surged to their highest since 2008, as rising oil prices perpetuate fears of longer-than-assumed inflation, in turn creating a cycle of lower demand further down the road.
- The rally in bond yields started in earnest after new Federal Reserve chairman Kevin Walsh vowed to finally tame US inflation, currently at 3.4%, sending yields on the 10-Year Treasury bonds to 4.76%.
- The bond spiral extended into other developed economies, with rates on 10-year ***** anese bonds touching a 30-year high and moved above 3%, whilst 10-year UK bonds surged to 5.2%.
#yields
3 months ago
Space stocks have had a loud two weeks, and Rocket Lab (RKLB) has been at the center of most of the noise. Between a new, clean launch, a run of new government contracts, an $8 billion acquisition that reshapes the company's long-term business model, and a closely watched debut earnings report from a much larger industry peer, investors have collected more data points on the small-launch and ******* e-systems market in the past 10 days than in most entire quarters.
Rocket Lab reports its own second-quarter results after today's close, and the setup looks better than it has in a while.
Don't ******* ume Micron Will Share SanDisk's Fate. Here's Why.
The Nvidia-SpaceX Deal Is Sending a Clear Signal on AI Dominance
Why Didn't a $100 Billion Lockup Expiration Crash ******* eX Stock? 3 Numbers That Explain Its 10% Rally.
#rocket #rklb #don 't #assume
Rocket Lab reports its own second-quarter results after today's close, and the setup looks better than it has in a while.
Don't ******* ume Micron Will Share SanDisk's Fate. Here's Why.
The Nvidia-SpaceX Deal Is Sending a Clear Signal on AI Dominance
Why Didn't a $100 Billion Lockup Expiration Crash ******* eX Stock? 3 Numbers That Explain Its 10% Rally.
#rocket #rklb #don 't #assume
3 months ago
MichaelOliveira has no intention of following the growing trend ofwelterweights moving up to middleweight.
Fresh off an impressive Ultimate Fighting Championship debut in Serbia, the unbeatenBrazilian told Sherdog he plans to spend the remainder of hiscareer competing at welterweight despite carrying significantlymore weight outside camp.
Oliveira, who improved to 10-0 and recorded his ninth knockoutvictory at UFC Belgrade, acknowledged that making the welterweight limitis demanding. However, he said the process is manageable with thehelp of nutrition and weight-cut specialist Rogerio Camoes.
"I think because I arrived late to the weigh-in, a lot of peopleassumed I had trouble making weight," Oliveira told Sherdog. "Theodds in my favor even dropped, but the truth is everything isplanned. I make 77 kilograms (170 pounds) without much difficulty,mainly because I work with Rogerio Camoes. He has worked withAndersonSilva, RonaldoSouza and RafaelCavalcante. He knows exactly what he's doing."
Although Oliveira entered the Octagon at just over 90 kilogramsafter making the welterweight non-title limit, he dismissed anysuggestion that he could eventually follow fighters such asKhamzatChimaev to middleweight.
"The plan is to stay at welterweight until the end of mycareer—another nine or 10 years—without any issues," Oliveirasaid.
The Brazilian also revealed that he is targeting a Novemberreturn.
"I'm planning to come back in November, but if the UFC calls, wewill be ready," the Dana White's Contender Series signee added.
#camoes #middleweight #told #without
Fresh off an impressive Ultimate Fighting Championship debut in Serbia, the unbeatenBrazilian told Sherdog he plans to spend the remainder of hiscareer competing at welterweight despite carrying significantlymore weight outside camp.
Oliveira, who improved to 10-0 and recorded his ninth knockoutvictory at UFC Belgrade, acknowledged that making the welterweight limitis demanding. However, he said the process is manageable with thehelp of nutrition and weight-cut specialist Rogerio Camoes.
"I think because I arrived late to the weigh-in, a lot of peopleassumed I had trouble making weight," Oliveira told Sherdog. "Theodds in my favor even dropped, but the truth is everything isplanned. I make 77 kilograms (170 pounds) without much difficulty,mainly because I work with Rogerio Camoes. He has worked withAndersonSilva, RonaldoSouza and RafaelCavalcante. He knows exactly what he's doing."
Although Oliveira entered the Octagon at just over 90 kilogramsafter making the welterweight non-title limit, he dismissed anysuggestion that he could eventually follow fighters such asKhamzatChimaev to middleweight.
"The plan is to stay at welterweight until the end of mycareer—another nine or 10 years—without any issues," Oliveirasaid.
The Brazilian also revealed that he is targeting a Novemberreturn.
"I'm planning to come back in November, but if the UFC calls, wewill be ready," the Dana White's Contender Series signee added.
#camoes #middleweight #told #without
4 months ago
If there is one thing that Bayern Munich hates — and that Uli Hoeneß loathes — it is agent fees.
Tacking extra cost on to already expensive contracts has been the bane of Bayern Munich’s existence for a while now, so when Catalonia news outlet RAC1 revealed that FC Barcelona paid an insane €24 million in agent commissions to sign former Newcastle United star and England international Anthony Gordon, it became very obvious why the Bavarians chose to get up from their chairs at the negotiating table and walk away:
It was widely-assumed that Bayern Munich and Gordon, who had already agreed on personal terms, were going to have an easy time finalizing a deal. At the last minute, though, FC Barcelona swooped in to pay Newcastle United €10 million more than Bayern Munich was prepared to offer.
When factoring in the larger transfer fee (even though it was not substantial) and the agent commissions (very substantial), the transfer saga’s unfulfilling ending now makes perfect sense.
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Tacking extra cost on to already expensive contracts has been the bane of Bayern Munich’s existence for a while now, so when Catalonia news outlet RAC1 revealed that FC Barcelona paid an insane €24 million in agent commissions to sign former Newcastle United star and England international Anthony Gordon, it became very obvious why the Bavarians chose to get up from their chairs at the negotiating table and walk away:
It was widely-assumed that Bayern Munich and Gordon, who had already agreed on personal terms, were going to have an easy time finalizing a deal. At the last minute, though, FC Barcelona swooped in to pay Newcastle United €10 million more than Bayern Munich was prepared to offer.
When factoring in the larger transfer fee (even though it was not substantial) and the agent commissions (very substantial), the transfer saga’s unfulfilling ending now makes perfect sense.
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