Rivian, A Bubble?
Rivian Automotive will go public on Wednesday, in what is believed to be one of the year's biggest IPOs. The stock is expected to open at $125 per share, implying a valuation of up to $107 billion and a 60 percent increase above its IPO price of $78 per share.
Go Deeper (2 min read)The Fed's Dovish Taper
The Federal Reserve said on Wednesday that it will begin reducing its monthly asset purchases this month, with plans to terminate them in 2022, signalling the start of its tightening cycle.
Go Deeper (2 min read)U.S. Consumer Confidence Rises
Consumer confidence in the United States unexpectedly increased in October, indicating that economic development was picking up after a tumultuous third quarter, as concerns about high inflation were countered by strengthening labor market prospects.
Go Deeper (2 min read)Russian IPO Activity Ticks Up
As the global economy improves and fears about new Western sanctions recede, Russian IPO activity is heating up. By the end of the year, the Moscow Exchange aims to have 10 share listings.
Go Deeper (2 min read)PayPal's $ 45B Bid For Pinterest
PayPal Holdings has made an offer to purchase digital pinboard site Pinterest Inc for $45 billion, a combination that may presage additional financial technology and social media mergers in e-commerce.
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Hawkish Inflation Chorus
After last week's hawkish central bank chorus, ten-year Treasury rates are already up 8 basis points this week, leading a worldwide surge up in government borrowing costs.
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Beijing Is Preparing For Evergrande's Downfall
Evergrande, the Chinese property developer, has yet to confirm whether it would make interest payments on its US-dollar bond, a critical milestone that investors have been watching.
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Evergrande, The Tip Of The Iceberg?
China's most indebted property developer could fail to pay interests on its debt. The company might then default on its $ 305B in liabilities, sending shock waves through the Chinese real estate market.
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An Ugly September, Again?
Investors are preparing for more market volatility in the coming weeks even if equities hoover near fresh highs after seven months of straight gains.
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Pinterest, Worth Buying?
Founded in March 2010 by Ben Silbermann, Evan Sharp, and Paul Sciarra, Pinterest has grown to become what it describes as “the world’s catalog of ideas.” As of June 2021, the platform had over 454 million users worldwide.
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MongoDB Shines
Founded in 2007, MongoDB has now become the most valuable open-source company. Through this model, the company puts its code available for free to third parties who then build their own solutions around the existing code.
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