Fed warns of bond volatility when rates rise again
Minutes from the Federal Reserve April meeting warn of potential bond market turbulence similar to the taper tantrums. They note term premiums could rise sharply as policy firming begins, with volatility possibly greater due to high frequency traders, thinner broker dealer inventories, and large bond fund holdings.
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SigFig data show U.S. investors trimming AMZN amid global holdings shift
SigFig analysis indicates international heavy funds reduce Amazon stakes while over half a million U.S. investors with roughly 200 billion dollars in assets manage portfolios through the online tracking platform. Data derive from SigFig analytics and user-reported holdings.
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Lowe's Reports Rising Q1 Sales but Earnings Miss Wall Street
Lowe'sCos net income rose 8 percent to 70 cents a share, but analysts expected 74 cents. The home improvement retailer posted higher first quarter sales yet fell short of consensus forecasts as margins and revenue faced pressure.
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Etsy Earnings Beat On Online Sales Demand
The midpriced retailer reported better than expected earnings due to strong online sales and demand for strategy-focused products. An online marketplace for homemade goods posted an unexpected adjusted loss of 20 cents a share, vs analysts’ expectation of break even.
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Airline stocks ride high but capacity rise could cool rally
Analysts say airline shares remain strong after a long rally but risk points to rising capacity. Southwest plans at least 5% capacity growth in 2015, which could ease pricing power even as demand stays firm. Krantz notes profits likely grow in 2016, though not as sharply as 2015.
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Target Posts First Quarter Beat Amid Turnaround Efforts
Target reports 635 million earnings, up over 50 percent from a year earlier, and 98 cents per share with adjusted 1.10. Sales reach 17.12 billion and same store sales rise 2.3 percent as focus on baby, style and wellness drives growth. Lily Pulitzer line boosted momentum while management foresees more fresh-food changes in 2016. Anne Dament named to lead food strategy.
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