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(Bloomberg) -- Pacific Investment Management Co., Franklin Templeton and Fidelity International are among investors sticking to their bets on UK government bonds after this week’s slump, with some looking to buy more. Most Read from BloombergWhat Robotaxis Brought San FranciscoNYC Condo Owners May Bear Costs of Landmark Green Building LawAmbitious High-Speed Rail Plans Advance in the Baltic RegionNYC’s Subway Violence Deters Drive to Bring Workers Back to OfficeDutch Central Bank Restores Amster

William Blair initiated coverage of Cboe Global Markets (CBOE) with a Market Perform rating and no price target The firm does not expect multiple expansion for the shares as zero days to expiration options mature and the company’s derivatives revenue growth normalizes. Cboe’s strategic initiatives should support margin stability, higher capital return, and organic growth, however, and this should drive earnings growth in the mid- to high-single digits in 2025 and 2026, the analyst tells investor

US benchmark equity indexes edged down before Friday's opening bell as traders await the national em

Delta Air Lines on Friday reported fourth-quarter fiscal 2024 revenue and adjusted earnings that topped analysts' estimates.

The Wall Street brokerage forecast the MSCI All Country World Index Local, a benchmark performance gauge of world stocks, to hit 1,140 points by the end of this year, implying a 10% upside to its last close of 1,035.46. Citi estimated a 10% earnings-per-share(EPS) growth for global equities, slightly below analyst consensus of 13%, adding that U.S. and emerging market regions could see the strongest EPS growth of about 15%. Maintaining its "overweight" stance on U.S. equities, Citi said President-elect Donald Trump's policies are "a key source of uncertainty, as tariffs, tax cuts and deregulation will bring a complicated mix of favorable and adverse economic effects."

AMD shares have lost nearly $80 billion in market value over the past three months.

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Traders' confidence in the pound has taken its biggest dive this week since the 2022 UK budget crisis, according to the options market, as a global bond selloff added to growing unease over Britain's finances and sent bond yields to 16-year highs. The options market shows traders are positioned more bearishly against the pound than at any time since early 2023, as the market was emerging from the wild swings unleashed by then-Prime Minister Liz Truss' mini-budget in September 2022. This week, 10-year gilt yields have risen by a quarter point to a high of 4.925%, the most since 2008, echoing a sell-off in U.S. Treasuries that has rippled through global bond markets, punishing UK debt harder than most.

Every investor is in the markets to find a return, and there are as many investing strategies as there are investors. Some prefer to play defense, looking for stocks that will offer slow and steady returns no matter what happens, while others prefer a more aggressive stance, finding higher-risk stocks that generate larger returns in the short run. And some investors prefer a balanced strategy, combining both low- and high-risk shares. Dividend stocks form a key part of any stock strategy, as eit

The 10-year Treasury yield's recent rise has tipped stocks into a bundle of nerves despite the market doing just fine.