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REITs Explained: Trading Real Estate on the Stock Exchange

30. October 202626. October 2026 by Chris
REITs Explained: Trading Real Estate on the Stock Exchange

How REITs work: legal structure, why share prices react to interest rates, and how dividends are paid. A plain guide for US and UK investors and traders.

Categories Trading Tags dividends, interest rates, real estate investing, REITs, stock exchange

Why Growth Stocks Are Sensitive to Interest Rates

30. October 202621. October 2026 by Chris
Why Growth Stocks Are Sensitive to Interest Rates

Growth stocks are sensitive to interest rates because most of their cash flow sits far in the future. Learn how discount rates shape valuations and where the ri

Categories Investing Tags discount rate, fundamental analysis, growth stocks, interest rates, stock valuation

UK Economy Grows 0.1% in August, Beating Forecasts of a Contraction

30. October 202615. October 2026 by Chris
UK Economy Grows 0.1% in August, Beating Forecasts of a Contraction

UK GDP grew 0.1% in August 2026, beating forecasts of a contraction, as production rose 0.8% while services stalled and construction fell for a fourth month.

Categories News Tags Bank of England, interest rates, ONS data, UK economy, UK GDP

Williams Sees One More 2026 Fed Hike, No 2027 Increase, Diverging From Market Bets

30. October 202614. October 2026 by Chris
Williams Sees One More 2026 Fed Hike, No 2027 Increase, Diverging From Market Bets

New York Fed President John Williams said one more 2026 rate hike may be appropriate but sees no reason for more in 2027, diverging from market pricing.

Categories News Tags Federal Reserve, inflation, interest rates, John Williams, monetary policy

Market Regime: Tech Leads, Financials Lag as Rates Stay High (week of Oct 12, 2026)

30. October 202612. October 2026 by Chris
Market Regime: Tech Leads, Financials Lag as Rates Stay High (week of Oct 12, 2026)

Weekly market regime analysis: S&P 500 up 2.12% in a month, tech leads at +7.45%, financials lag at -3.42%. 10-year yield at 5.24%, VIX at 14.84, DXY at 102.24, WTI at $90.49, CPI at 3.4%.

Categories Market Briefing, Trading Tags financials, interest rates, market regime, sector performance, technology stocks, volatility

US Mortgage Rates Hit 7.40%, Highest in Three Years

30. October 20268. October 2026 by Chris
US Mortgage Rates Hit 7.40%, Highest in Three Years

Freddie Mac data shows the 30-year fixed mortgage rate averaged 7.40% as of October 8, 2026, the highest level in nearly three years.

Categories News Tags Freddie Mac, housing market, interest rates, mortgage rates, US economy

Fed minutes show broad support for another rate hike by year-end

30. October 20268. October 2026 by Chris
Fed minutes show broad support for another rate hike by year-end

Fed minutes from September 2026 show officials expect another rate hike, but timing remains uncertain after weak September jobs data.

Categories News Tags Federal Reserve, FOMC, inflation, interest rates, monetary policy

Eurozone Inflation Jumps to 3.8%, a Three-Year High, on Energy Costs

30. October 20262. October 2026 by Chris
Eurozone Inflation Jumps to 3.8%, a Three-Year High, on Energy Costs

Eurozone inflation rose to 3.8% in September 2026, a three-year high, Eurostat’s flash estimate shows, driven by an 18.8% annual energy price surge.

Categories News Tags Energy prices, European Central Bank, Eurostat, Eurozone inflation, interest rates

Tech leads narrow rally as rates and oil pressure broad market

30. October 202621. September 2026 by Chris
Tech leads narrow rally as rates and oil pressure broad market

The S&P 500 eked out a 0.13% monthly gain, but 9 of 11 sectors fell. Technology returned 25.00x the index, while a 9.96 point spread to Industrials reveals extreme dispersion.

Categories Market Regime, Trading Tags dispersion, interest rates, market regime, sector rotation, volatility

How Fed policy shifts reshape equity trading decisions

30. October 202619. September 2026 by Chris
How Fed policy shifts reshape equity trading decisions

Federal Reserve interest rate decisions ripple through stock markets in predictable and surprising ways. Understanding the transmission mechanisms helps traders and investors separate genuine signals from reflexive noise.

Categories Market Briefing, Trading Tags equity trading, Fed, interest rates, monetary policy, sector rotation

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