Monday, March 6, 2023
Evening
- S&P 500 barely gains ahead of Powell testimony, jobs report
- Stock Rally Hits a Wall as Economic Headwinds Loom: Markets Wrap
- Oil Climbs Past Resistance as US Shale Boss Says Output to Peak
- Inflation pressures put Powell in spotlight before Congress
- Fed’s Powell heads to Capitol Hill this week, and he’s going to have his hands full
- 0DTE options could turn 5% intraday market decline into 25% rout -JPMorgan
- Fast-Money Quants Are Buying Stocks as Human Traders Stay Put
- China’s Xi Jinping Takes Rare Direct Aim at U.S. in Speech
- EV Startups Brace for Another Tough Year as Cash Dwindles
- China cautious on outlook for growth
Afternoon
- S&P 500 Cuts Gain by Half as Economic Risks Abound: Markets Wrap
- US factory orders fall as civilian aircraft demand dives
- Global Supply Chains Back to Normal After Rocky Three Years, NY Fed Says
- Dimon Says Ukraine War, China Relations Are His Top Concerns
- ECB's Holzmann calls for four more 50 bps rate hikes- Handelsblatt
- ECB Battle Lines Form for March Decision as Future Hikes Debated
- Kyiv says forces fighting on in 'utter hell' of Bakhmut battle
- Crypto Hedge Fund Accused of ‘Ponzi-Like’ Payments by SEC
General
- Stocks Edge Higher as Treasury Yields Retreat: Markets Wrap
- Oil Drops on China’s Cautious Growth Goal as Fed Concerns Linger
- Crypto stocks fall as Silvergate crisis deepens
- Libor Cracks 5% for First Time Since ‘07, Spurred by Fed Outlook
- US Banks Are Finally Being Forced to Raise Rates on Deposits
- Ukraine unyielding in Bakhmut as Russian troops close in
- China Premier Li Keqiang bows out as Xi loyalists take reins
- Analysis: Chinese companies hang onto dollars, hedge to prepare for volatile yuan
- Weak euro zone data point to cracks in recovery as inflation lingers
- Unions vow to shut France’s economy down amid pension battle
- Taiwan defence minister warns of China military's 'sudden entry' into areas close to island
- Blackstone CMBS Default Presages Bad Times for Property Owners
- Housing Market Momentum Stalls as Critical Spring Season Approaches
- Junk-Rated Companies Are Borrowing Again
- Low-Wage Workers Climb the Earnings Ladder
- Japan Piled Back Into U.S. Treasurys This Year. Investors Worry It Won’t Last.
- China, Like Russia, Is Pressured by Reinvigorated U.S. Alliances
- Fear of ratings downgrades puts companies off debt-driven deals