Bloomberg Money Minute: Nike Layoffs, Global Market Rally and Housing Update
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This is Bloomberg Money Minute. Pink slips are being handed out.
And Nike, the sneaker giant announcing that it's cutting 1400 roles.
The layoffs will mostly affect those in its technology group.
Nike says it's streamlining its structure and moving toward advanced
automation. This is the latest round of layoffs for
Nike. The company cut some corporate staff
this past summer and in January, laid off a number of workers at its
distribution centers. Quick check of the markets.
Stocks are heading for a higher open on optimism that the U.S.
and Iran are moving toward peace talks after days of deadlock.
Tech shares are the big winners today. It's a much brighter start after
yesterday's losses. The Dow fell 180 points to wrap up the
day. And good news for those shopping for a
home. Mortgage rates fell for a third week as
the key spring selling season gets underway.
According to Freddie Mac, the rate on a 30 year fixed loan is 6.23%.
Mortgage rates have stabilized after they shot up at the start of the war.
Courtney Donohoe Bloomberg.
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This Bloomberg Money Minute report covers Nike's announcement of 1,400 job cuts within its technology sector as part of a move toward automation, positive market sentiment driven by potential US-Iran peace talks, and the decline of mortgage rates to 6.23% as the spring housing market begins.
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