The Financial Struggles of Juventus: New Capital Increase and Challenges Ahead

The Financial Struggles of Juventus: New Capital Increase and Challenges Ahead

The Italian club, which for ten years has been struggling in an almost perpetual state of financial asphyxiation, announced this morning a new capital increase. The stock fell as a result, losing 8.3% at mid-session. How far away the stock market rally of five years ago — when Portuguese star striker Ronaldo joined the team … Read more

Record-Breaking Real Estate Loan Rates in the US: Tensions in the Bond Market Cause a 23-Year High

Record-Breaking Real Estate Loan Rates in the US: Tensions in the Bond Market Cause a 23-Year High

NEW YORK (Agefi-Dow Jones)–Real estate loan rates broke a new 23-year record this week in the United States following tensions observed in the bond market. The average fixed rate for 30-year home loans stood at 7.49% this week, compared to 7.31% last week, according to the American mortgage credit organization Freddie Mac. Soaring borrowing costs … Read more

American industry sees 1.2% increase in orders in August, continuing upward trend

American industry sees 1.2% increase in orders in August, continuing upward trend

After a decline of 2.1% in July, orders to American industry increased by 1.2% in August, according to figures published by the Department of Commerce. For their part, deliveries by American industry increased for the 4th consecutive month, at +1.3% in August. Finally, as inventories increased by 0.3%, the inventory-to-delivery ratio fell slightly, from 1.47 … Read more

Private Sector Job Growth Slows in September 2021: ADP Report

Private Sector Job Growth Slows in September 2021: ADP Report

The private sector in the United States generated only 89,000 new jobs in the month of September, its lowest rate since January 2021, according to the monthly survey published this Wednesday by the ADP firm. This specialist in the outsourcing of human resources management specifies that large establishments were at the origin of this slowdown, … Read more

Proposed Fuel Economy Standards by 2032 Would Cost GM and Stellantis Billions, Urgent Reconsideration Required

Proposed Fuel Economy Standards by 2032 Would Cost GM and Stellantis Billions, Urgent Reconsideration Required

WASHINGTON, Oct 2 (Reuters) – U.S. President Joe Biden’s administration’s plan to raise fuel economy standards by 2032 would cost General Motors $6.5 billion and Stellantis a fine of $3 billion, according to a letter seen by Reuters. The U.S. Automotive Policy Council, which represents GM and Stellantis as well as Ford, said in a … Read more

The American Federal Reserve (Fed) Plans to Maintain High Rates to Achieve 2% Inflation Objective, Says Michael Barr

The American Federal Reserve (Fed) Plans to Maintain High Rates to Achieve 2% Inflation Objective, Says Michael Barr

Washington (awp/afp) – The American Federal Reserve (Fed) should keep its rates at a high level for a while to ensure that inflation has returned to the 2% objective, Michael said on Monday Barr, one of the leaders of the institution. “The most important question now is not whether or not we need to raise … Read more

US Manufacturing Sector Shows Signs of Recovery: S&P Global PMI & ISM Indices

US Manufacturing Sector Shows Signs of Recovery: S&P Global PMI & ISM Indices

The United States manufacturing sector is seeing its decline slow down, according to the S&P Global PMI index which ultimately rose to 49.8 in September (revised from a flash estimate of 48.9), after 47.9 in September. last month. This favorable trend also seems to be confirmed by the ISM manufacturing index (calculated by the Institute … Read more

Surprising Increase in American Crude Oil Stocks Contrary to Expectations, Boosting Prices

Surprising Increase in American Crude Oil Stocks Contrary to Expectations, Boosting Prices

New York (awp/afp) – American crude oil stocks contracted last week by more significant amounts than expected, according to figures published Wednesday by the American Energy Information Administration (EIA). ), giving an extra boost to the courses. During the week ending September 22, commercial reserves fell by 2.2 million barrels, according to the EIA report, … Read more