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iShares MSCI ACWI ETF (NQ:ACWI)

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Streaming Delayed Price Updated: 12:09 PM EDT, May 9, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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Will the Fed Talk the Talk?
With the outcome of the FOMC meeting awaited, the dollar is narrowly mixed in quiet turnover. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Commodities Ease Though Oil Remains Firm
The new record high in the S&P 500 and the NASDAQ's sixth gain in seven sessions may have helped lift Asia Pacific markets today. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Stocks
Exposures US Equities
US Yields Stabilize After Falling to Three-Month Lows
The 10-year US Treasury yield steadied after reaching a three-month low near 1.43%, despite the US CPI rising more than expected to 5% year-over-year. 
Via Talk Markets
Global Economy to See Fastest Growth in 80 Years: 5 ETF Picks
Here are some ETFs that could be compelling choices to tap the strongest growth in eight decades. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
US and Canada Report on Jobs as G7 Fin Mins Talk Taxes
Stronger than expected US employment data, ahead of today's monthly report and compromise proposal on corporate tax by the White House to help secure a deal on infrastructure sent US bond yields and... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Futures Coiled Ahead Of Closely Watched Jobs Report
US stock index futures fluctuated listlessly in a narrow range on Friday as investors braced for a crucial report that is likely to show jobs growth accelerated last month, possibly fanning fears over... 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
Don't Believe Sino-American Thaw or Fed's Corporate Bond Divestment is a Policy Signal
Market participants appear to be biding their time ahead of tomorrow's US jobs report as they digest recent developments. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Interest Rates
CNY Softens after PBOC's Move; Equities Advance on Stronger World Outlook
The US dollar fell against most major currencies following the PBOC's modest move to reduce the upward pressure on the yuan. 
Via Talk Markets
The Yuan Extends Gains, While Sterling's First Close above $1.42 in Three Years Goes for Nought
The recovery of the US 10-year yield, so it is flat on the week near 1.61% coupled with month-end demand, is helping the US dollar firm. 
Via Talk Markets
Narrow Ranges in FX Prevail Amid Month-End Considerations
Dollar demand linked to the month-end gave the greenback a bit of a reprieve, helped by firmer bond yields. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Bonds
Exposures Debt Markets
Softer Yields Weigh on the Greenback
The decline in US 10-year rates to two-week lows below 1.59% is helping rebuild bullish enthusiasm for stocks and weighing on the US dollar. 
Via Talk Markets
Eerie Calm Ahead of the Weekend
Perhaps the dramatic volatility seen earlier this week has sapped the market's energy, and an eerie calm appears to be taking hold ahead of the weekend. 
Via Talk Markets
Market Stabilize After Yesterday's Tumultuous Session
US equity indices finished lower, but the real story was their recovery. 
Via Talk Markets
Risk Appetites Return Bigly
In Asia, equities markets rallied strongly, led by the more than 5% gain in Taiwan, the most in over a year as Monday's 3% drop was more than overcome. 
Via Talk Markets
US and Europe may Announce Tariff Truce
There are two general developments as the busy week gets underway. 
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Stocks Slide But Little Demand For Safe Havens
The sell-off in US shares yesterday has triggered sharp global losses today, and there is no flight into fixed income as benchmark yields are higher across the board. 
Via Talk Markets
US and Canadian Employment Reports Ahead of the Weekend
Ahead of a report that is expected to show that employment jumped by around a million in the US last month, the dollar remains lower on the week against all the major currencies and all but a handful... 
Via Talk Markets
May Fourth Be With The Dollar
After seeing its pre-weekend gains pared yesterday, partly due to some disappointing data, the US bounced back today. 
Via Talk Markets
Markets Mark Time Ahead of Fed
Short-covering ahead of the FOMC's outcome tomorrow appears to be lending the US dollar support today. 
Via Talk Markets
Greenback Slips Into The Weekend
Many narratives link the prospect of higher capital gains tax on about a third of 1% of Americans as the catalyst for losses in US equities yesterday (and Bitcoin) and weakness in some global shares... 
Via Talk Markets
Treasuries: The Dog That Did Not Bark
Like the dog that did not bark, the long-term US yields tumbled despite data that confirms the acceleration of the US economy and labor market. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
Data To Show Surging US Growth, But Is That Enough To Lend The Dollar Support?
Ahead of what is expected to be reports confirming the surging US economy, the dollar remains on its back foot, unable to sustain even modest upticks. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics Economy
Exposures Economy
The Greenback Continues to Trade Heavily
US officials called for a pause in the J&J vaccine, and the company has delayed the rollout in Europe. 
Via Talk Markets
US CPI To Surge, But Is It All Base Effect?
The US raised $207 bln yesterday by selling bills and coupons with little fanfare. 
Via Talk Markets
Calm Capital Markets See the Dollar Drift
Global stocks are moving higher today. Fears of a new lockdown in Tokyo amid rising covid cases weighed on Japanese stocks, a notable exception as the MSCI Asia Pacific Index rose for its fifth session... 
Via Talk Markets
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