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OPEC+ Oil Market Move Less Surprising Than It Seems
The latest output cut took the markets by surprise, but conditions might have justified it. Source link
Micron Gets Caught in U.S.-China Crossfire
Markets Heard on the Street Beijing has long hesitated to strike back at U.S. chip companies—but Micron is a soft target Source link
Still Desperately Seeking Workers – WSJ
Markets Heard on the Street Even banking woes might not detract much from businesses’ still-heady demand for workers Source link
Higher Rates Are Coming for U.S. Companies
The burden of interest rates on most companies is still exceedingly low. But over the next year, that will start to change. Source link
Lyft’s New Boss Quickly Loses His Signing Bonus
Markets Heard on the Street Relief over founders’ exit gives way to worries about new CEO and Lyft’s dwindling share Source link
Will the 'Korea Discount' for Stocks Finally Disappear?
A significant buying opportunity in Asia—for longer-term investors—could be hiding in plain sight. Source link
Carolina Lender Sees Opportunity in Silicon Valley Bank, With Assurances From Uncle Sam
Markets Heard on the Street First Citizens, no stranger to acquiring banks, gets a good deal thanks to guarantees from the FDIC Source link
The Fed and SVB Won’t Sink Emerging Asia
Markets Heard on the Street When the U.S. stumbles, emerging Asian markets often shake. But things might unfold differently in 2023. Source link
Toshiba Shareholders Draw the Short Stick, Again
Markets Heard on the Street Toshiba’s sale was supposed to be a bookend to years of corporate governance reforms in Japan Source link