The global water market is attractive for two main reasons: reliability and opportunity. New technologies, coupled with the strong infrastructure market, will ensure stable market growth as this stressed resource continues to flow into every home and industry.
For option traders earnings season is a great time to take advantage of quick shifts in expected volatility and potential outlier price moves from stocks.
During a recent panel session hosted by PRMIA, a panel of risk management experts explored why viewing risk in aggregate and real-time is crucial and how we can learn from recent market failures.
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield climbed back above the 1.6% mark to start the trading week as energy shortages, labor market turbulence and “transitory” inflation continue to put pressure on the economy.
Markets look forward, and they have been looking forward to inflation for quite some time. The obvious inflation plays have shown significant gains over the last year or so and there has to be some doubt as to how much higher they will go.
Heading into the final trading session of the week. energy stocks are set for a higher start, backed by further gains in the crude complex and the broader index futures which are up about half a percent following yesterday’s rally.
Given the impact of the auto industry and rising gas prices, we would advise investors to dig into the meat of the Retail Sales report to better determine where consumers are spending.
While quantum computing is still in its infancy, it is no ordinary technology. It is attracting huge research efforts and funding by various companies, organizations and even governments.