Julius Baer Wealth Advisors’ Nitin Raheja suggests the economic slowdown might not be as bad as feared. Earnings season results, particularly in IT and banking, exceeded expectations. Raheja remains positive on the cement sector, citing strong profitability and infrastructure spending. He anticipates continued uptrend for cement companies.
US Treasury yields slip as AI concerns boost safe haven demand ahead of 20 year auction
US Treasury yields slipped as investors weighed the impact of higher borrowing costs on AI stocks, with the 10 year yield heading for a second