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CNBC Daily Open: Most major assets fell in February, giving investors no safe haven

Publishing timestamp: 2023-03-01 01:00:11


Summary

Markets had a rough February, with stocks and bonds both falling. Goldman Sachs is pivoting from its consumer push and India is boosting capital expenditure. A South Korean AI chip startup is valued at over $400 million and the 10-year Treasury yield is close to 4%, a key psychological level for investors. U.S. home prices are increasing, but at a slower rate due to high mortgage rates. Target warned that consumers are paring back on their discretionary spending.


Sentiment: MIXED

Tickers: NVDA,  GSBD, 

Keywords: business news,  goldman sachs bdc inc,  india,  economic events,  interest rates,  china,  technology,  world markets,  nvidia corp,  markets,  hong kong,  inflation,  housing,  david solomon, 

Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2023/03/01/stock-markets-investors-had-no-safe-haven-assets-in-february.html


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