3 things investors need to know from last week!
Markets brace for deluge of Treasury bill supply after US debt deal:?Investors are bracing for a wave of U.S. government bond issuance as the Treasury plans to refill its depleted coffers quickly after the recent suspension of the debt limit.?The Treasury General Account has fallen sharply since January when Treasury hit its limit on borrowing. Cash balance targets indicate it will need to rebuild its account quickly now that the borrowing cap has been lifted.
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Source: Yahoo Finance
?Apple Declines, Oil Retreat Drags Stocks Lower:?US futures fluctuated, with Apple Inc. poised to extend losses, while a drop in oil prices weighed on energy stocks. Contracts on the Nasdaq 100 edged lower, with Apple down 0.4% in premarket trading on concern the steep price of its much-anticipated mixed-reality headset will crimp shipments.?Across global equity markets, the mood was cautious. With the S&P 500 on the edge of a new bull market, there’s a sense among traders that markets have run up too fast on the hype for artificial intelligence.
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Source: Yahoo FInance
?Commercial Property Faces Big Interest-Only-Loan Bill:??Interest-Only Loans Helped Commercial Property Boom. Now They’re Coming Due.?Landlords face a $1.5 trillion bill for commercial mortgages over the next three years.?Nearly $1.5 trillion in commercial mortgages are coming due over the next three years, according to data provider Trepp. Many of the commercial landlords on the hook for the loans are vulnerable to default in part because of the way their loans?
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Source: WSJ