The European ETF industry is highly concentrated at the promoter level since the 10-top promoters in Europe held between 93.52% (June 30, 2023) and 95.06% (December 31, 2024).
Intel Corporation (NASDAQ: INTC) is undergoing strategic shifts under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan, making ETFs with significant Intel holdings a potential investment opportunity.
Grayscale, which already operates an Avalanche Trust with a 2.5% management fee, filed for the new ETF as part of a broader push toward regulated investment vehicles for altcoins.
SQQQ jumped as surging inflation expectations and weak consumer sentiment triggered a Nasdaq selloff. Rising rate fears hurt tech stocks, boosting the inverse ETF, which profits from Nasdaq declines.
Vanguard launches new fixed-income ETF for global bond diversification, accessible on major European stock exchanges. Timely release amid strong European ETF market growth.
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Goldman Sachs increased its forecast for the price of gold indicating that it could reach $3,300 for every ounce by the close of this year. To back their revised prediction, the bank mentioned the increasing investment inflows into gold ETFs and the surging gold purchases of central banks around the world.
Core personal consumption expenditures, excluding food and energy, rose 0.4% in February compared to the preceding month and versus an estimate of 0.3%.
Morgan Stanley expects the core monthly PCE rate to be 0.35%, rounding off to 0.4%, nudged higher by strong goods inflation and an acceleration in core services prices, excluding housing.
Markets are range-bound ahead of big news tomorrow morning. And these (2) un-tested breakout pullback zones are probably where the money’s made to finish the week!
Shares of mobile app advertising platform AppLovin (NASDAQ: APP)
fell 14.9% in the afternoon session after short-seller Muddy Waters revealed a short position in the company and issued a report that raised concerns about APP's ad targeting methods and competitive strengths. This report aligned with concerns raised by Culpers Research and Fuzzy Panda earlier in the year.
