Yahoo Finance Inflation, Bird Flu Hit U.S. Egg And Meat Suppliers. But Vital Farms Stock Is Rollicking.
Vital Farms stock capped its stellar run with a fresh high Wednesday and has nearly tripled over past year.
Vital Farms stock capped its stellar run with a fresh high Wednesday and has nearly tripled over past year.
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The Canadian dollar edged higher against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as investors awaited further insight into the Bank of Canada's move to cut interest rates and after speculators raised their bearish bets on the currency to a record high level. As of June 11, non-commercial accounts had increased their net short positions in the Canadian dollar to 129,493 contracts from 91,639 in the prior week, data on Friday from LSEG and the U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission showed.. "The jump in Canadian dollar shorts is a cyclical trade," said Adam Button, chief currency analyst at ForexLive.
FEATURE Nvidia stock was trading down slightly Monday. The chip maker has been getting more price-target upgrades on Wall Street. Nvidia shares fell 0.6% at $131.07 on Monday. The stock closed up 1.
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Fisker an electric-vehicle start-up that attempted to follow in Tesla footsteps, filed for bankruptcy. It becomes the latest battery-powered car start-up to seek protection from creditors, following Lordstown Motors and Arrival as the electric-vehicle stock bubble is bursting. Founder Henrik Fisker successfully raised more than $1 billion from investors, but was unable to steer a path to profitability for the company.
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CFRA's Sam Stovall said history suggests the S&P 500 could slump as much as 12% before notching further gains later this year.
The S&P 500 risks as much as an 86% crash when the "bubble of all bubbles" burst, one economist warned.
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Of the debt instruments bought up by foreign investors, private corporate ($12.3 billion), federal government ($10.8 billion) and provincial ($9.8 billion) bonds took the lion's share.