Natixis Rotates Out of US Stocks, Bets Big on Japan’s Growth Story
Natixis Investment Managers has raised its Japanese equity allocation while cutting US exposure, citing durable growth and rising government bond yields.
Micron Stock Falls 21% From Peak — Why This Analyst Isn’t Buying the Dip
Micron Technology closed at $958.73, down 21% from its June high, as AI infrastructure spending shows signs of turbulence. Here’s the breakdown.
Bitcoin Tops $81K as ETF Inflows Surge, Ethereum Follows
Bitcoin opened at $81,271.92 on Sept 4, 2026, up 5.1% day-over-day, as ETF inflows and shifting Fed rate expectations lift crypto markets. Ethereum gained 4.9%.
Wall Street Braces for CPI Test as Fed Rate Odds Hit Coin Flip
The S&P 500 sits about 1% from its record high as investors await the September 11 CPI report ahead of the Fed’s September 15-16 meeting, with hike odds near 50/50.
Vietnam Chases Deeper Role in Global Semiconductor Chains
Vietnam’s semiconductor industry generated over $21 billion in 2025 revenue and drew $14 billion in FDI, but still lacks fabrication capacity, officials say.
Pimco’s Top 60/40 Fund Bets AI’s Next Winners Sit in Asia
Pimco’s $19 billion Balanced Income and Growth Fund, which has beaten 97% of peers over three years, is going underweight Big Tech and overweight Asian chip and rare-earth suppliers.
Iran Conflict Deepens: Sanctions Widen, Strait of Hormuz Risk Rises
The Trump administration escalates sanctions and strikes against Iran as the EU joins Operation Economic Outcast, with oil shipping through the Strait of Hormuz under renewed pressure.
Bitcoin Tops $77,800, Ethereum Rebounds as Oil Costs Climb
Bitcoin and Ethereum posted early gains on September 3, 2026, brushing off overnight dips and rising oil prices. Here’s what the numbers mean for your portfolio.
How Much You Need in Dividend Stocks to Retire on S$3,000/Month
A breakdown of exactly how much capital dividend investors need to generate S$3,000 in monthly passive income, and why chasing sky-high yields can backfire.
Jefferies’ Chris Wood Sees Structural Bear Market in US Bonds
Jefferies strategist Chris Wood warns long-term US Treasuries are in a structural bear market as the 10-year yield sits at 4.77%, boosting the case for gold over dollar assets.