Sign In  |  Register  |  About Burlingame  |  Contact Us

Burlingame, CA
September 01, 2020 10:18am
7-Day Forecast | Traffic

  • Search Hotels in Burlingame

  • CHECK-IN:
  • CHECK-OUT:
  • ROOMS:
Recent Quotes
My Watchlist
Indicators
Markets
Stocks
ETFs
Tools
Overview
News
Currencies
International
Treasuries

Wisdomtree Chinese Yuan Strategy Fund (NY: CYB )

24.64 +0.06 (+0.25%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 8:00 PM EDT, May 26, 2023 Add to My Watchlist
Quote
Overview Detailed Quote Charting Historical Prices
News
All News News Headlines Press Releases
Research
Quarterly Reports Insider Filings Other Filings

All News about Wisdomtree Chinese Yuan Strategy Fund

< Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
...
11 12 Next >
June 2023 Monthly
June is a pivotal month. The US debt-ceiling political drama cast a pall over sentiment even if it did not prevent the dollar from rallying or the S&P 500 and Nasdaq from setting new highs for the... 
Via Talk Markets
The Dollar Consolidates After Powell Sapped Its Mojo
Federal Reserve Chair Powell's offered a stronger case for a pause in the monetary tightening before the weekend and this sapped the dollar's mojo. The greenback is mostly consolidating through the... 
Via Talk Markets
How A Weaponized Dollar Is Internationalizing The Yuan
The multipolarization of the global reserve currency system is accelerating. Ironically, Western sanctions against Russia have intensified the move away from the US dollar. 
Via Talk Markets
Now China's Yuan Is Plunging
The dollar isn't crashing, it is surging again and at the worst time. 
Via Talk Markets
Yen And Yuan Fall To New Lows For The Year
Some creeping optimism about the US debt ceiling, easing of pressure on bank shares, and a continued rise in US rates helped the dollar extend its recent recovery. 
Via Talk Markets
China’s Currency Strategy: Shielding Against U.S. Sanctions
The efficacy of this approach is still uncertain, but what is evident is that Beijing’s readiness to leverage its financial influence has elevated its status as a dominant player on the global stage. 
Via Talk Markets
Russia Embraces Chinese Yuan As Attack On US Dollar Continues
The dollar remains the global reserve currency but the Chinese yuan has become a far bigger threat in recent years. 
Via Talk Markets
China PMI And Risk Appetite Continuation
Tomorrow we get the release of PMIs from major economies around the world. With preliminary figures already reported last week for Europe, US and the UK, focus is likely to be more on China. 
Via Talk Markets
Narrow Ranges in FX: Calm Before The Storm?
Equity markets are mostly weaker, and benchmark 10-year yields are a little softer. The foreign exchange market is subdued ahead of today’s US CPI. 
Via Talk Markets
Water Off A SPX’s Back…
This week we again make the case to not fight the upside trend in equity markets, we then talk bearish CoT positioning in SPX mixed with rising speculative frenzy in “AI stocks” and what that may mean... 
Via Talk Markets
De-Dollarization Message Is Mostly Chinese Propaganda
China may have the world's second-largest economy but there is a reason only around 2.6 percent of world trade is being conducted in the Chinese yuan. 
Via Talk Markets
First Republic Taken Over (Mostly) by JP Morgan
Most markets are closed for May Day. News that JP Morgan will acquire most of First Republic assets will be a relief for the markets. US equity futures are slightly firmer, and the 10-year Treasury... 
Via Talk Markets
Markets Becalmed Ahead Of Key Data And BOJ Meeting Outcome
Some regional bank earnings were weighing on investor sentiment but reports that the FDIC is running out of patience with First Republic Bank to strike a private deal and could decide to downgrade its... 
Via Talk Markets
Yuan Replaces U.S. Dollar As Most-Used Currency For Cross Border Transactions In China
The yuan's share in global payments and receipts is still at 2.3% only. 
Via Talk Markets
Risk-Off Mood Dominates
Perhaps it was the extent of First Republic Bank's loss of deposits that were reported with earnings yesterday, but risk appetites dried up today. 
Via Talk Markets
How Quickly Will The Dollar Collapse?
A look at the factors behind the growing rejection of the dollar for trade settlement purposes by non-aligned nations around the world. They no longer fear political or economic reprisals from... 
Via Talk Markets
China: PBoC Leaves 1Y MLF Unchanged - Suggesting 1Q23 GDP Won’t Be Too Bad
China's central bank, kept the 1Y Medium-term Lending Facility rate unchanged at 2.75% today. This is an important signal that the first quarter GDP report due on Tuesday will not be too soft. But we... 
Via Talk Markets
US Dollar Slumps And China Surprises With Twice The Expected Trade Surplus
The market took US short-term rates and the dollar lower after the CPI data, which was largely in line with expectations. 
Via Talk Markets
The Extended Holiday Makes For Subdued Price Action
The holiday continues. In the Asia Pacific region, Hong Kong, Australia, and New Zealand, and the Philippines markets were closed. The regional bourses advanced but China. European markets remain... 
Via Talk Markets
Why The Regime Needs The Dollar To Be The Global Reserve Currency
Much of the discussion around the decline of the dollar is framed as a matter of the Chinese renminbi (RMB, or yuan) becoming the global reserve currency. 
Via Talk Markets
Dollar Soft But Stretched
While bank stress seems to continue to ease, the dollar languishes against most of the major currencies. The Dollar Index has given back the gains scored at the end of last week but remains inside the... 
Via Talk Markets
Financial Stress Continues To Recede
Financial stress continues to recede. The Topix bank index is up for the second consecutive session and the Stoxx 600 bank index is recovering for the third session. 
Via Talk Markets
Calmer Markets To Start The New Week
There did not appear to be any negative surprises over the weekend. Deutsche Bank shares have recovered most of the pre-weekend loss in the German market, and Stoxx bank index is posting a gain for the... 
Via Talk Markets
Swiss National Bank Support Steadies Market As ECB Faces Difficult Choice
The pendulum of market psychology is swinging dramatically. Amid the US banking crisis, Credit Suisse's long-running pressures percolated back to top-of-mind, sending ripples through the capital... 
Via Talk Markets
US Banking Crisis Swamps Other Considerations
The US banking crisis has overwhelmed other market drivers. The strong measures announced as Asia Pacific trading got under way was embraced by the market even though moral hazard issues and gaps in... 
Via Talk Markets
Doubt Chinese Data, But Its Stronger-Than-Expected PMI Lifts Risk Assets
Many investors may be skeptical of the accuracy of Chinese data, but its stronger than expected February PMI animated the animal spirits and bolstered risk-taking appetites. Asia Pacific equities... 
Via Talk Markets
What To Expect From China’s Two Sessions
China's Two Sessions annual meeting is both a political and economic event. It will set the tone on geopolitics as well as on economic targets and policy direction. Here, we examine some of the key... 
Via Talk Markets
Potential Brexit Breakthrough Helps Sterling, While France And Spain Report Stronger Price Pressures
There are two important developments. First, stronger than expected February inflation reports from France and Spain sparked a jump in European interest rates. Second, a tentative agreement over the... 
Via Talk Markets
Markets Catch Collective Breath, Yet Again
After last week's flurry of activity that saw the US dollar extend its recovery, it has begun off the new week largely consolidating in relatively narrow ranges. 
Via Talk Markets
Fed Tightening Seen Extending Into Q3
The prospect that the Federal Reserve tightening cycle continues into early Q3 is underpinning the greenback today against most of the G10 currencies. The dollar bloc is the notable exception, and they... 
Via Talk Markets
< Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
...
11 12 Next >
Data & News supplied by www.cloudquote.io
Stock quotes supplied by Barchart
Quotes delayed at least 20 minutes.
By accessing this page, you agree to the following
Privacy Policy and Terms and Conditions.
 
 
About Us | Contact Us | Privacy Policy | User Agreement | Advertise With Us | Site Map
Copyright © 2010-2020 Burlingame.com & California Media Partners, LLC. All rights reserved.