Last summer, at the Salzburg Festival, Daniel Barenboim seemed fragile. It was obvious that the conductor was struggling to keep his usual form. In the meantime, Barenboim has clarified the matter himself. A complex neurological disease had weakened him, and in the future he would no longer be able to fulfill his previous impressive workload. The conductor had to give up the musical direction of the Berlin State Opera.
March 8, 2023
Dollar today: the blue rises and a key price exceeds $200 for the first time
After a negative day on Wall Street, following the statements by the president of the Federal Reserve of the United States, Jerome Powell, regarding a possible tightening in the monetary policy of the organization, the shares of Argentine companies recoverin a day of stability on the exchange front, while a key price of the US currency exceeded $200 for the first time in Argentina.
Yesterday, the ADRs of local firms listed in New York operated low, with falls of up to 7% (YPF). Today, the trend is reversed, with most stocks trading in the green. Among others, they stand out BBVA (4,5%), Banco Macro (3,8%) y Galician Financial Group (3,4%).
In the country, the Merval index, which yesterday had fallen by 3.4% in dollars, changes trend and today shows a rise of 0.7%. In the accumulated of the year, this indicator accumulates a rebound of 12.5%.
“The tone of Powell’s remarks was markedly hawkishgiven that he assured that “We are prepared to increase the pace of rate hikes” in the event that “all the data point to justifying a tightening faster’. In addition, he stated that recent data “suggests that the level of the terminal rate may be higher than previously anticipated.” So, Powell leaves on the table the possibility of a hike [suba] de 50pbs”, they estimated from the financial firm Grupo SBS.
“Now, the market will be waiting for the employment data for February in the United States to be released this Friday, where an accelerated pace in wages as well as robust job creation might continue to push up both interest rates for UST as on the Fed to accelerate the pace of the hikes. We believe that a new upward surprise in the employment data might pave the way for an acceleration of the hikes a 50pbs, although this might risk a disanchoring of expectations since the Fed would show that achieving the start of the disinflation path would be more challenging than expected”, they added.
This volatility in the financial segment did not transfer to the exchange front, with the parallel exchange rates operating stable, while the BCRA maintains its managed devaluation strategy. In that context, today for the first time official wholesale dollar exceeded $200. With a rise of 36 cents on the wheel, it reached a price of $200.02 and accumulated a rise of 12.9% so far this year. However, a BCRA intervention on the end of the wheel (it sold US$66 million) pushed it back to $199.97.
He retail dollarMeanwhile, it remains at $206.75, according to the screens of Banco Nación. By incorporating the 30% surcharge corresponding to the PAIS tax and the 45% on account of the Income Tax, the dollar card it remains at $361.81. In turn, the qatar dollarwhich arises from adding another 25% surcharge to the Personal Property account, reaches $413.50.
In the informal market, meanwhile, the Dolar blue It sells for $375 in caves and little trees of the city porteña Is regarding an increase of $4 (1.1%) compared to yesterday’s close, when the informal price of the coin had fallen $1.
Meanwhile, financial exchange rates remain stable. He MEP dollar, which allows assets to be dollarized through the purchase and sale of shares or other financial instruments, operates today at $369.60, with a rise of 0.7%.
In turn, the dollar counted with liquidationwhich through a similar operation allows these funds to be transferred to an account abroad, remains at $379 (+0.9%).
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Slight decline in value for Hartford Financial Services Group stock
Wednesday, 03/08/2023 17:46 from ARIVA.DE
Hartford Financial Services Group shares (Hartford Financial Services Group shares) are currently in the red on the US stock exchange. The most recent price was $74.15.
Hartford Financial Services Group stock is currently down 1.38 percent. It is down $1.04 from the previous trading day’s close. The paper currently costs $74.15. The Hartford Financial Services Group share certificate has thus far underperformed the overall market as measured by the S&P 500 (S&P 500). This is listed at 3,993 points. The S&P 500 is currently up 0.16 percent. Hartford Financial Services Group stock closed on January 6, 2023 at $79.43, its highest for the past 12 months. The lowest closing price from this period was September 26, 2022, when the security was worth just $60.17. Despite today’s price loss: the security of the Hartford Financial Services Group is still a long way from its all-time low. On November 25, 2009, the stock closed at 50 cents, down 99.33 percent from the current price.
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Hartford Financial Services Group (Hartford) is one of the largest financial and insurance service providers in the United States. The company offers various investment products, life, disability, property and liability insurance to private and corporate customers as well as corporations. Hartford Financial Services Group is the group’s holding company and is not itself operational.
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Is the US preparing to impose sanctions and seize Chinese assets?
“Thanong Khanthong” suggests that the United States is possible. to boycott and seize Chinese assets within this year to extract influence Indicates that there is a game to play. Including famous American investors warning them to invest in other countries, including the director of the FBI suddenly coming out to revive the fact that the coronavirus may have escaped from the Wuhan lab. This is in line with what Trump said had to seize Chinese assets to pay for damages.
On March 8, 2023, Mr. Thanong Khanthong, foreign news expert Participate in the discussion on the “Khon Kao Khao” program broadcast on the satellite television channel “News One” on the topic of “The United States prepares to impose sanctions and seize Chinese assets?”
by Mr. Thanong said that a few days ago, Mr. Mark Mobius, a billionaire investor in the emerging market came out complaining that he might not withdraw money from his account in Shanghai and warned investors that the Beijing government controls money outflows.
Which he has not yet heard regarding whether someone else has had the same problem of removing money or not, but why does Mr. Mark Mobius not solve the problem personally? but came out to riot Plus they said not to invest in China. It’s better to invest in India and Brazil. Is it considered aggravating China or not while China is having problems with America? or China itself fixes the US game because he realized that he was inevitable within this year, the United States Some drastic measures may have to be taken to sanction China. or seize Chinese assets
on the other hand FBI director Christopher Wray abruptly talks regarding COVID coming from a Wuhan lab. which this matter should be over That means that the United States is starting to run out of money, so we have to dig up old stories.
which Mr. Trump used to say as if opening the way for compensation to be made If China does not repay, the US will seize Chinese assets. to compensate for the damage caused by the COVID virus which must be seen in detail Because China itself holds bonds. or have quite a lot of assets in America
There was earlier news that America needed to pay its debts to China. In which China holds the US bonds as number 2, let’s distort the debt, right? 1 trillion, it has a game set up to attack China.
Mr. Thanong said that in the past, the United States used to seize assets in many countries Whether Iraq, Libya, Afghanistan or even former Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos were hit, despite having no seizure powers. He didn’t break US law. China, which is worried, is now gradually reducing its holdings of US government bonds.