For decades, Japan’s military spending was tame compared to other developed nations with comparably sized economies. But in recent years, the Land of the Rising Sun kicked defense spending into high gear. Those changes, which are proving to be durable, open the door to opportunities with select ETFs. But advisors and investors need to be […]
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The likelihood of experiencing a vaccine-preventable disease outbreak has much to do with where you live. A September report from the personal finance website WalletHub analyzed US vaccination rates across all 50 states and the District of Columbia, using data from the US Census Bureau, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the Health Resources…
Two new supermarkets are coming to Atlantic Avenue in Prospect Heights, Brooklyn. The grocers will arrive at two of EMP Capital Group’s newly developed residential projects two blocks apart at 880 Atlantic Avenue and 1042 Atlantic Avenue, Commercial Observer has learned. SEE ALSO: Andreessen Horowitz to Open West Palm Office for Defense-Tech Bets In the…
Tokyo’s coordinated messaging adds a political layer to the yen story. The government appears to be preparing the ground for further BOJ tightening and warning against yen weakness, which raises the bar for USD/JPY to push toward 160. For now, high US yields and haven demand for the dollar are overpowering the rhetoric, and oil…
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The Housing Secretary has announced reforms to leasehold-related fees, in measures the government said would “fundamentally rewire homeownership”. Speaking at the Labour Party conference today, Angela Rayner said the government was “confronting the scandal faced by millions of leaseholders who have found their dream of homeownership turned into a nightmare”. It is introducing caps…
Last week ended with a major event, the Fed’s annual Jackson Hole conference. The conference arrived amid a confluence of factors, from new Fed Chair Warsh’s new approach to Fed signaling to the war in Iran and, most importantly, the specter of inflation. With the Fed looking more closely at the Fed rate situation amid…