Entries by Spencer Li

Weekly Market Wrap: Market Rebound is Currently Overbought?

The United States is considering sanctions on Chinese firms for their involvement in Iran’s surveillance buildup. Despite international sanctions, Chinese state-owned companies have been shipping navigation equipment and jamming technology to Russian government-owned companies. The United States and Brazil are joining India’s efforts to increase demand for biofuels. Elon Musk was found not liable in […]

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The Different Types of Oil Products & What Affects their Prices?

 Have you ever wondered why the price of oil seems to change every day? Oil is an essential commodity that powers the world’s economies, and it’s a topic that affects us all. From fueling our cars to heating our homes, oil plays a significant role in our daily lives. But with so many different […]

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What is Supercore Inflation and How to Trade it?

The Federal Reserve in the US is now using “supercore inflation” to guide interest-rate policy. This narrow measure of inflation comprises the prices of services (e.g. barbers, lawyers, plumbers) excluding housing and energy prices. The Fed is paying close attention to services as they tend to be driven by the cost of labor, which the […]

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What is the CPI (Consumer Price Index) and How to Trade it?

Recently, one of the hottest economic indicator is the Consumer Price Index (CPI), and it has been one of major maker movers, but what exactly does it tell us? Released once a month, it measures the average change in prices of a basket of goods and services consumed by consumers, providing insight into inflation and […]

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Weekly Market Wrap: Rate Hikes, Big Tech Earnings, Crypto Surge!

In last week’s NFP (non-farm payroll) report, the US added 517,000 jobs in January, higher than expected and pushing the unemployment rate down to 3.4%, its lowest since 1969. Job growth was revised higher for November and December, adding an additional 71,000 jobs. The strong job growth may not be welcomed by the Federal Reserve, […]

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