There's a bigger differentiation between China's weaker and stronger developers, says Goldman Sachs
There's a bigger differentiation between China's weaker and stronger developers, says Goldman Sachs
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Kenneth Ho of Goldman Sachs discusses the crisis in China's real estate market and the need for a "multi-year restructuring effort."
Kenneth Ho of Goldman Sachs discusses the crisis in China's real estate market and the need for a "multi-year restructuring effort."
Technically Stronger But it Feels Weaker Bonds began the day in stronger territory with overnight support coming most overtly from a surge lower in UK bond yields. Things changed after the 9:30am NYSE open with some rotation into stocks on strong earnings and the lowest real yields (inflation adjusted) since October 5th. The end of trading in the EU left an even larger imbalance of sellers vs buyers in US bonds, ultimately pushing 10yr yields back up and over 4%. MBS gained a quarter point...
Technically Stronger But it Feels Weaker Bonds began the day in stronger territory with overnight support coming most overtly from a surge lower in UK bond yields. Things changed after the 9:30am NYSE open with some rotation into stocks on strong earnings and the lowest real yields (inflation adjusted) since October 5th. The end of trading in the EU left an even larger imbalance of sellers vs buyers in US bonds, ultimately pushing 10yr yields back up and over 4%. MBS gained a quarter point...
This morning's nonfarm payroll count came in at 372k versus a 268k consensus. Unemployment and wages held steady (with a small +0.1% revision to last month's wage growth). This was enough strength for bonds to sell off at a moderately brisk pace to start to the domestic session. After a brief attempt at a supportive bounce, yields moved even higher. As the chart shows, stocks lost ground at first. This is counter-intuitive, of course, because if we assume that a stronger economic report...
This morning's nonfarm payroll count came in at 372k versus a 268k consensus. Unemployment and wages held steady (with a small +0.1% revision to last month's wage growth). This was enough strength for bonds to sell off at a moderately brisk pace to start to the domestic session. After a brief attempt at a supportive bounce, yields moved even higher. As the chart shows, stocks lost ground at first. This is counter-intuitive, of course, because if we assume that a stronger economic report...
Supply constraints are driving up property prices and rents in Singapore, the chief executive officer of a real estate company said Friday. "You can see a massive gap opening up between demand and supply," said Hari Krishnan of PropertyGuru. Singapore introduced measures to cool the property market in December 2021, but analysts told CNBC in February that they expected prices to continue to rise, though at a slower rate. Prices of private residential properties increased by 0.7% in the first thr...
Supply constraints are driving up property prices and rents in Singapore, the chief executive officer of a real estate company said Friday. "You can see a massive gap opening up between demand and supply," said Hari Krishnan of PropertyGuru. Singapore introduced measures to cool the property market in December 2021, but analysts told CNBC in February that they expected prices to continue to rise, though at a slower rate. Prices of private residential properties increased by 0.7% in the first thr...
Weaker Today, But Stronger vs Last Week. Stocks in Control
Blaming stocks for movement in the bond market (and vice versa) is usually a cop out, but occasionally relevant. The latter is arguably the case this week as Monday saw a big drop in stocks to the lowest levels in over a year (depending on the index). It took bonds a while to catch on, but once they did, they spent most of the rest of the week moving the same direction. Today was no e...
Weaker Today, But Stronger vs Last Week. Stocks in Control
Blaming stocks for movement in the bond market (and vice versa) is usually a cop out, but occasionally relevant. The latter is arguably the case this week as Monday saw a big drop in stocks to the lowest levels in over a year (depending on the index). It took bonds a while to catch on, but once they did, they spent most of the rest of the week moving the same direction. Today was no e...
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Moving into a bigger house is a dream come true for many people, especially for the ones who have had to put up for years with all the inconveniences and nuisances of living in a home with insufficient living space. Needless to say, the greatest advantage of moving into a big house is the extra […]
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Moving into a bigger house is a dream come true for many people, especially for the ones who have had to put up for years with all the inconveniences and nuisances of living in a home with insufficient living space. Needless to say, the greatest advantage of moving into a big house is the extra […]
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Inconsequentially Weaker and Increasingly Range-Bound The word "range" appears in both the opening and closing commentary headlines. That's a surefire sign that something crazy is about to happen. Either that, or bonds have just been increasingly range-bound. Today wasn't any worse than yesterday in that regard, but the modest volatility happened to be moving in an unfriendly direction. Rather than attempt to force square pegs into round holes by tying this to today's events, we're more ...
Inconsequentially Weaker and Increasingly Range-Bound The word "range" appears in both the opening and closing commentary headlines. That's a surefire sign that something crazy is about to happen. Either that, or bonds have just been increasingly range-bound. Today wasn't any worse than yesterday in that regard, but the modest volatility happened to be moving in an unfriendly direction. Rather than attempt to force square pegs into round holes by tying this to today's events, we're more ...
Unlike most occupations, the real estate industry includes names and titles that might be perplexing at times. The terms realtor and real estate agent are frequently used interchangeably. Apart from the differences in educational qualifications, both vocations necessitate different skill sets.Here, we'll look more closely at the distinction between a realtor and a real estate agent.What exactly is the distinction between a Realtor® and a real estate agent?Realtor®A Realtor® is a commercial or...
Unlike most occupations, the real estate industry includes names and titles that might be perplexing at times. The terms realtor and real estate agent are frequently used interchangeably. Apart from the differences in educational qualifications, both vocations necessitate different skill sets.Here, we'll look more closely at the distinction between a realtor and a real estate agent.What exactly is the distinction between a Realtor® and a real estate agent?Realtor®A Realtor® is a commercial or...
Slow and Sideways as Markets Wait For Bigger News Bonds began the day in moderately weaker territory but rallied back over the next few hours. The buying demand was linear and methodical. It avoided giving the impression that it was tied to any specific event or newswire. Based on movement in stocks and other markets, bond buyers weren't reacting to any changes in the Fed policy outlook for next week. That is more likely to be a consideration on Thursday's session with the release of more ...
Slow and Sideways as Markets Wait For Bigger News Bonds began the day in moderately weaker territory but rallied back over the next few hours. The buying demand was linear and methodical. It avoided giving the impression that it was tied to any specific event or newswire. Based on movement in stocks and other markets, bond buyers weren't reacting to any changes in the Fed policy outlook for next week. That is more likely to be a consideration on Thursday's session with the release of more ...