Morning Bid: Yen clings to gains but bond pressure builds

Morning Bid: Yen clings to gains but bond pressure builds

Morning Bid: Yen clings to gains but bond pressure builds
For years, nearly every conversation about New York City multifamily has centered around one shortage: housing. We don’t have enough apartments. We don’t build fast enough. Vacancy remains tight, construction is expensive, and the regulatory environment makes adding new supply increasingly difficult. SEE ALSO: Pinnacle Group Sells Rights to Upper West Side Apartment Tower for…
A number of Wall Street banks, including Jefferies, raised their price targets for the cybersecurity’s stock following its record-breaking results.
James Patten leaving U.S. District Court in Camden, NJ after his sentencing hearing on July 21st, 2026. Dan Mangan | CNBC James Patten, who played a key role in the brazen stock manipulation scheme that led to a publicly traded company that owned a small, money-losing New Jersey deli having a market capitalization of $100…
The president needs lower gasoline prices and mortgage rates — fast.
12:01 AM, 21st August 2026, 1 day ago 2 Landlord confidence is growing as the number of landlords experiencing rent arrears falls to a record low, according to new data. Research by Paragon Bank reveals the second quarter of 2026 saw 26% of landlords report experiencing rent arrears during the past 12 months. This was…
Banks have spent the past several years asking whether artificial intelligence can make better decisions. The more important question is becoming whether their infrastructure can execute those decisions. While 52% of banks have piloted agentic AI, just 16% have fully deployed production use cases, according to data cited in the September edition of the AI-Ready…