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Invesco Emerging Markets Sovereign Debt ETF (NY:PCY)

21.71 +0.09 (+0.42%)
Official Closing Price Updated: 4:10 PM EDT, Sep 15, 2025 Add to My Watchlist
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So Far, So Good For The Bulls
Since my minimum downside target was met on Monday, the response by the bulls appeared to be solid across the major stock market indices, as all of them rallied rather smartly. 
Via Talk Markets
Topics ETFs Stocks / Equities
Digesting The Post-Election / Fed Moves
Election out of the way. Fed out of the way. Q3 earnings season is mostly over. Not many catalysts for a while. And that’s just the way I like it. Markets need to calm down and digest. Investors’... 
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Topics Economy
Looking At Yields Again
Between the inflation numbers and the FOMC meeting this week, yields on bonds have come down in a large way. The 10-year yield is the long-term benchmark and the most heavily traded. Let’s look at the... 
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Topics Bonds Economy
Not Even Nvidia Could Prevent The Plunge
As highly anticipated as Nvidia’s earnings were and as huge the following reaction was, Thursday was an even more consequential day in the stock market. 
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For All The Negative Fanfare, Stocks Remain A Whisker From All-Time Highs
For all the fire and brimstone, the S&P 500 remains just one good day away from new, all-time highs. Santa Claus may not have called and the first five days of the year may have been down, but the... 
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Topics Stocks
Strong Jobs Report But Look Under The Hood
On Friday the government released the employment report. The economy grew by 261,000 jobs versus the 205,000 estimated. On the surface that is great news. 
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Bulls Should Begin 2022 With A Win
The first trading day of the new year is seasonally very strong by a number of studies and that is reinforced by the late day weakness to end 2021. 
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