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Another turn of the screw in Europe
The question of when major central banks will declare victory in their battles against inflation or, in the case of China, misallocation of credit and shift their focus to economic growth continued to preoccupy investors during the second week of September. Based on flows to EPFR-tracked funds, the current answers are soon (the US), not soon enough (China) and not as soon as we thought a week ago (Europe).
Off the wires: 7 meme stocks to buy before they soar to new heights in 2023
In this Off the Wire, we explore how EPFR’s Stock Flow and Allocation data can provide valuable insights into investor sentiments surrounding meme stocks, shedding light on the dynamics behind these market disruptions.
Off the wires: Banks get another credit downgrade and stocks drop
Where, and at what costs, are US banks going to secure the funds they need to operate? Who will they lend to? What about their exposure to real estate in an era of rising mortgage rates and widespread working from home? Given these challenges, and the failure of three regional banks earlier this year, it is not surprising this industry has come under increasing scrutiny during 3Q23.
Another turn of the screw in Europe
The question of when major central banks will declare victory in their battles against inflation or, in the case of China, misallocation of credit and shift their focus to economic growth continued to preoccupy investors during the second week of September. Based on flows to EPFR-tracked funds, the current answers are soon (the US), not soon enough (China) and not as soon as we thought a week ago (Europe).
Off the wires: 7 meme stocks to buy before they soar to new heights in 2023
In this Off the Wire, we explore how EPFR’s Stock Flow and Allocation data can provide valuable insights into investor sentiments surrounding meme stocks, shedding light on the dynamics behind these market disruptions.
Off the wires: Banks get another credit downgrade and stocks drop
Where, and at what costs, are US banks going to secure the funds they need to operate? Who will they lend to? What about their exposure to real estate in an era of rising mortgage rates and widespread working from home? Given these challenges, and the failure of three regional banks earlier this year, it is not surprising this industry has come under increasing scrutiny during 3Q23.
Keeping the powder dry in early September
The first week of September saw EPFR-tracked Money Market Funds absorb over $65 billion as investors waited to see which way interest rate winds are blowing in the US and Eurozone. Also giving them pause for thought are the health of China’s economy, the durability of the latest bump in oil prices and the resilience of key real estate markets.