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institutional investors increase stakes in murphy oil amid mixed analyst ratings

Oppenheimer Asset Management Inc. increased its stake in Murphy Oil by 24.2%, now holding 166,316 shares valued at $6.86 million. AXA S.A. raised its stake by 86.5%, owning 132,710 shares worth $5.47 million. Hedge funds and institutional investors own 78.31% of the stock, which has a current "Hold" rating with a lowered price target of $38.00 from UBS Group.
19:41 18.11.2024

jpmorgan credit rating upgraded by s and p after market share gains

JPMorgan Chase & Co. has received a credit grade upgrade from S&P Global Ratings, reflecting its resilience amid economic fluctuations and significant market share gains over the past decade. The long-term issuer credit rating for the New York-based bank has been raised to A, with a stable outlook.

venture global plans major ipo to join energy elite

Venture Global LNG Inc. is set to launch one of the largest IPOs of the year, potentially raising over $3 billion, as it aims to join the ranks of top US energy firms like Occidental Petroleum and PG&E. Analysts from JPMorgan Chase & Co. estimate the company's enterprise value exceeds $100 billion, factoring in debt.

venture global lng plans over 3 billion dollar ipo filing

Venture Global LNG Inc. is set to file for an initial public offering this week, aiming to raise over $3 billion. The company, a major player in the U.S. liquefied natural gas market, is collaborating with Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase, and Bank of America for the listing. Details may still evolve as the process unfolds.

Boeing's capital raise nets banks up to 300 million in fees

Boeing's recent capital raise exceeding $20 billion has resulted in significant earnings for four major banks, with each expected to receive up to $75 million as lead joint bookrunners. This lucrative deal comes as equity market issuance slows ahead of the US election, with these banks collectively earning nearly 80% of the total fees from the approximately 20 banks involved.

blackrock introduces diversified etf targeting top 20 us stocks

BlackRock has launched the iShares Top 20 U.S. Stocks ETF (TOPT) to provide investors with a diversified option beyond the 'Magnificent Seven'—the largest tech stocks. This ETF includes the 20 largest U.S. stocks by market capitalization, aiming to capture growth while addressing concerns over the concentration of mega-cap companies. Since its launch on October 23, the ETF has seen a 2% decline.

UBS stock reaches 52-week high amid strong financial performance and growth

UBS Group AG's stock has reached a 52-week high of $32.88, reflecting a 38.63% increase over the past year, driven by strong financial health and strategic initiatives. The bank reported a net profit of $2.9 billion for the first half of 2024 and is on track with its capital return plans, despite potential regulatory risks. With a market capitalization of $105.19 billion, UBS continues to demonstrate robust performance in the financial sector, raising dividends for three consecutive years.
20:00 29.10.2024

global fund giants compete for billions in indian bond etfs

Major ETF providers, including BlackRock and Amundi, are competing for a share of the anticipated $5 billion to $10 billion inflow into Indian bonds, following JPMorgan's decision to increase India's weighting in its emerging-markets bond index from 4% to 10% by March. Amundi's global head of ETF, Benoit Sorel, emphasized India's growing significance in emerging-market debt, noting that professional investors are increasingly interested in allocating to this market.

jpmorgan predicts strong stock market performance while goldman remains cautious

JPMorgan and Goldman Sachs have differing outlooks on the US stock market's future. While JPMorgan anticipates a solid run for stocks, Goldman Sachs warns of a modest 3% annual return, citing high starting valuations and elevated Treasury yields that may divert investment into bonds and other assets.

large banks exceed earnings expectations but raise credit loss provisions

Large U.S. banks, including JPMorgan and Bank of America, surpassed Q3 earnings expectations, driven by strong asset and wealth management performance amid rising stock and bond markets. However, most banks increased provisions for potential credit losses, signaling caution for the economy. While JPMorgan's net interest income rose, Wells Fargo experienced a decline, reflecting the challenges of retaining deposits. Investment banking revenues surged, with Citigroup and Goldman Sachs reporting significant gains.
22:17 15.10.2024
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