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Inovalis Real Estate Investment Trust T.INO.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  IVREF

Inovalis Real Estate Investment Trust is a Canada-based open-ended real estate investment trust (REIT). The Company is formed for the purpose of acquiring and owning office properties primarily situated in France, Germany, and Spain. The REIT properties are strategically situated in urban areas, generally in close proximity to public transportation. Its France properties include Gaia, Arcueil, Delizy, Metropolitan, Sabliere, and Baldi. Its Germany properties include Trio, Kosching, Neu Isenburg, Stuttgart, Bad Homburg, and Duisburg. Its Spain property is Delgado. The INOVALIS S.A. acts as the manager of the REIT.


TSX:INO.UN - Post by User

Comment by flamingogoldon Apr 03, 2024 8:30am
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RE:growing possibility of no cuts this year

RE:growing possibility of no cuts this yearINO properties are in France, Germany and Spain so while the FED does have a global reach, what the ECB decides on fiscal policy directly affects INO the most. At the moment, the US economy is in a stronger position than Canada and Canada is stronger than Europe with Germany teetering on recession right now. 

SIGG1 wrote:

Fed policymakers in March reaffirmed their forecast for three interest-rate cuts this year, but resurgent inflationary pressures are casting doubt on whether that will come to pass. Futures contracts tied to the federal-funds rate show a growing probability of just two cuts, if not fewer. 

Analysts are beginning to chatter about the possibility that the Fed doesn’t cut interest rates at all this year.

“The market is trying to digest if rate cuts will come later, if we’ll see fewer cuts, and the growing possibility of no cuts this year,” said Young.

U.S. economic growth has remained resilient this year. An Atlanta Fed model on Monday raised its estimate for inflation-adjusted growth after manufacturing data came in stronger than economists anticipated. The model now forecasts the economy to have grown 2.8% in the first quarter, half-a-point higher than the previous estimate. 

Signs that inflation could remain stickier than the Fed would like are pushing up long-term interest rates. Yields on 10- and 30-year Treasurys reached their highest levels since November. The benchmark 10-year yield finished the day at 4.363%. 

Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester said Tuesday she isn’t in a rush to cut interest rates this year and that she still sees lowering them too soon as a bigger risk than waiting too long.

 


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