👉 Sign of Trade War Tension Easing Fuels Market Rally

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The move led investors to conclude that China was looking to ease tensions, rather than escalate the trade war further, following rounds of belligerent comments from both sides in the past. » FULL STORY Mortgage Rates Steady Near 3.5 Percent The latest data in the mortgage market from the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market show that 30-year fixed rates remain near 3.5 percent, near historic lows. The combination of a strong labor market and the Fed's first interest rate decline in 11 years are likely to keep rates near this level for some time. Although rates crept up three basis points in the past week, mortgage rates are generally a full percentage point below rates one year ago. » FULL STORY Insider Activity: Harvest Capital Credit Corp (HCAP) On Wednesday, August 28th, Joseph Jolson picked up 6,394 shares of Harvest Capital Credit Corp (HCAP), where he serves as CEO and already has an ownership stake with more than 10 percent of the shares outstanding. The purchase came to nearly $63,000, and increased his stake in the company by 0.85 percent. Year-to-date, insiders have been buyers of shares at the company, almost exclusively by Jolson, but there has also been one buy from the company's CEO. » FULL STORY Unusual Options Activity: MetLife (MET) On Thursday, over 5,000 contracts traded on March 2020 $50 call options on MetLife (MET). With a prior open interest of 224 contracts, the volume was 22 times the prior open interest, making for one of the most active options trades of the day. With shares around $44, the bet is on a $6 upside by March, about 13.4 percent higher from here, in the next 203 days before expiration. » FULL STORY IN OTHER NEWS • Aramco proposes its IPO again, with a split launch in Saudi Arabia and Tokyo. • Overseas holders of U.S. commercial real estate have become net sellers, a warning sign for the sector. • The growth of single working women is changing consumer behavior and trends. • The return of the 737 Max could lead to a new airline fare war. • In tech, lending and borrowing in digital currency is here—and will likely get easier. • Venture capitalists in the U.K. work to manage the risk of a "no deal" Brexit. • And MIT develops a robot capable of travelling through blood vessels in the brain. • In earnings, Best Buy shares decline following a quarterly miss and a warning on tariffs. • Abercrombie & Fitch also warns on tariffs impacting earnings. • And, in spite of tariffs, Dollar Tree and Dollar General raise their sales forecasts for the year. 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