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MSCI News Highlights
- MSCI's 30 day story count now stands at 36.
- Over the past 25 days, the trend for MSCI's stories per day has been choppy and unclear. It has oscillated between 1 and 9.
- The most mentioned tickers in articles about MSCI are SHOP, AA and ROSE.
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CNBC''s Final Trades: iShares MSCI UK, Illumina, US Silica And This Company That Has An Attractive Buyout DealOn CNBC’s “ Halftime Report Final Trades ,” Liz Young of BNY Mellon Investment Management chose iShares MSCI United Kingdom ETF (NYSEARCA: EWU), saying that the opportunities in Europe were “insulated from Fed rate hikes, and you get a nice dividend yield while you’re in.” Amy Raskin of Chevy Chase Trust said Illumina, Inc. (NASDAQ: … Full story available on Benzinga.com |
MSCI says it won't make previously flagged changes to Russian securities due to sanctionsMSCI will not implement changes for Russian securities that it had previously announced as part of its February review, following U.S. sanctions targeting Russia, the index provider said in a statement on Thursday. MSCI also said it welcomed feedback from market participants on the impact of the U.S. sanctions on their investment processes, including whether any additional changes to MSCI indexes may be necessary or helpful "to maintain the investability of relevant MSCI indexes". The changes, which were announced earlier this month, as part of MSCI's regular review process, had been due to be implemented as of the market's close on Feb. 28. |
Listen In: Who''s going to benefit from the crude oil rally?Asian shares rose Friday after US stocks recovered toward the end of a wild trading day, as the world, including President Joe Biden, slapped sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. MSCI''s index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up by 0.82 per cent. |
Asian shares track Wall Street rally; markets eye long-term Ukraine riskMSCI#39;s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan rose 0.68%, while Japan#39;s Nikkei was trading up 1.53% and Hong Kong#39;s Hang Seng index added 0.16%. Australian shares added 0.3%, driven by a rebound in tech stocks. |
SGX Nifty up 220 points; here''s what changed for market while you were sleepingAsian shares rose Friday after US stocks recovered toward the end of a wild trading day, as the world, including President Joe Biden, slapped sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine. MSCI''s index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan was up by 0.82 per cent. |
MSCI says it won’t make previously flagged changes to Russian securities due to sanctionsHONG KONG (Reuters) – MSCI will not implement changes for Russian securities that it had previously announced as part of its February review, following U.S. sanctions targeting Russia, the index provider said in a statement on Thursday. |
MSCI says it won''t make previously flagged changes to Russian securities due to sanctionsHONG KONG : MSCI will not implement changes for Russian securities that it had previously announced as part of its February review, following U.S. sanctions targeting Russia, the index provider said in a statement on Thursday.MSCI also said it welcomed feedback from market participants on the impact of th |
Stocks extend sell-off, oil jumps amid Ukraine tensionsThe DJIA was down 1.38%, MSCI’s broadest index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan shed… The post Stocks extend sell-off, oil jumps amid Ukraine tensions first appeared on Trading and Investment News . |
UPDATE 1-Index provider MSCI monitoring Russian sanctions for potential changes in indexesGlobal index provider MSCI Inc said on Thursday it was closely monitoring developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine with regards to investment sanctions which could lead to changes in its indexes. Russian forces invaded Ukraine on Thursday, triggering plans for an asset freeze on all Russian banks by Britain, with the EU and Washington also expected to ramp up the economic punishment aimed at limiting Russia's access to global capital markets. "As always, MSCI would analyze the impact of any new sanctions on international institutional investors specifically to the investability and replicability of the MSCI Russia Indexes", it said in a statement. |
Index provider MSCI monitoring Russian sanctions impact for potential changes in indexesGlobal index provider MSCI Inc said on Thursday it was closely monitoring developments in the conflict between Russia and Ukraine with regards to any potential investment sanctions which could lead to changes in its indexes. "As always, MSCI would analyze the impact of any new sanctions on international institutional investors specifically to the investability and replicability of the MSCI Russia Indexes", it said in a statement. Based on the outcome of the analysis, MSCI could implement security freezes or a full deletion of specific companies from the MSCI Equity Indexes, it said. |