The PBOC cuts the 14-day repo rate from 3.7% to 3.5%.
Chinese officials are obviously concerned about the cracks in the property
market. The rate cut will ease the short-term borrowing costs for banks to
shore up the flailing housing sector and encourage growth. The PBOC announced
the $81 billion liquidity injection into the top five banks this week and also
injected $1.3 billion into
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IPO ever. AAPL drops -0.6% as traders sell on the news as the iPhone6 begins selling. TSLA -1.7%. SAP -4.4%.
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IPO ever. AAPL drops -0.6% as traders sell on the news as the iPhone6 begins selling. TSLA -1.7%. SAP -4.4%.
For the week, the SPX gains +1.3%, the Dow is up +1.7%, COMPQ
+0.3% and RUT small caps are down on the week losing -1.2%. The bullish joy was
led by blue chips as traders ran into dividend stocks thinking they will
weather any down turn in the broad indexes; they will not. Dividend stocks will
get whacked like the others. XLP is up +1.5% and XLU +1.6% so traders are
seeking perceived safety in consumer staples and utilities.
Gold loses 15 dropping to 1217 this week at the lowest level
since the beginning of the year. Silver drops -5% this week to 17.79 the lowest
since 2010 four years ago. The stronger dollar (USD at 84.86) is whacking commodities.
WTIC crude loses -0.4% this week to 91.77 at levels not seen since early 2013.
Coal is beaten beyond recognition. BTU loses -8% this week now at lows not seen
for 10 years since late 2004. ACI plummets -11%. WLT collapses -27%. KOL -2.1%.
CNX -3%. President Obama set out to destroy the coal industry and he has succeeded;
West Virginia, Ohio and other coal states be damned.
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