Value vs Growth: A Quiet Investing War Unfolds
The piece examines the long running clash between value and growth stock funds. It quotes managers like Eugene Podsiadlo and Anthony Orphanos of Warburg Pincus, notes shifting market dynamics, and discusses definitions, risks, and the prospect of both styles coexisting as investors weigh gains and cycles.
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Housing costs ease but rate rises strain buyers
Washington reports overall fourth quarter housing affordability improving though new mortgage rate hikes complicate access for some Americans. National Association of Home Builders President Tommy Thompson says affordability remains excellent nationwide despite slight increases in loan costs.
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Mortgage rates drift higher amid modest weekly uptick
Rates on 30 year fixed mortgages averaged 7.8 percent this week, up from 7.76 percent last week, the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp reported. Points kept unchanged, while higher rates reflect market demand and loan costs. adjustable rates remained near prior levels, with jumbo loans showing slight movements.
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Livestock Quotations From St Joseph and Dodge City Markets
Quotations for Friday show hogs mostly higher with price ranges by weight. Dodge City reports slow trade with 1,100 slaughter steers and 1,200 slaughter heifers sold. Kansas feedlot sales confirm 69,700 head this week, with steady to lower trends and active inquiry.
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Record-High Home Sales Forecast Amid February Dip
Real estate data show seasonally adjusted annual home sales at 3.83 million in February, down from 4.25 million in January. Analysts cite mortgage rate trends and market volatility but expect a rebound later in the year as buyers return and demand steadies despite the dip.
Philip Morris Sues Over Tobacco Law Battle In Trade Dispute
Philip Morris sues over a tobacc o law conflict as a major trade dispute unfolds. The case centers on regulatory actions and potential cross border effects impacting the tobacco industry and its market access.
Bears eye Nasdaq i NY as short interest climbs
Nasdaq short interest rose 2.2 percent to a record 701.8 million shares in the month to March 15, with levels up 18 straight months. The Nasdaq composite has swung wildly since late January, offering profit opportunities for short sellers who borrow and sell shares to profit on declines.
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Regional SBA chief appointed in Kansas region
A Kansas attorney with 46 years in business was named chief of the regional SBA for Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa. He owns a small business and several enterprises including Ramada Inn stores and a family business. He chairs the First District, sits on the Kansas Democratic Party executive board, and has led the Clinton/Gore committee. He aims to make SBA more customer oriented and cost effective.
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