Bond News Today — July 31, 2026
Diane Keaton’s stunning $23 million dream home in L.A. finally finds a buyer and more — today's bond signal.
The global financial markets are showing mixed signals today, as investors weigh the implications of shifting economic policies and corporate performances. In a notable development, the Bank of Japan has maintained interest rates at 1%, while cautioning that core inflation may surpass its 2% target. This decision has significant implications for the global economy, particularly in the context of ongoing monetary policy adjustments.
Meanwhile, the technology sector is in focus, with major players experiencing varied fortunes. Amazon's stock has surged after its CEO made a compelling case for the company's substantial investment in artificial intelligence. In contrast, Rivian has scaled back its spending plans and narrowed its earnings guidance, highlighting the challenges faced by some players in the industry. Despite recent selling pressure, some analysts are advising investors to "buy the dip" in tech stocks, arguing that this won't derail the broader bull market. Additionally, Microsoft has won back the support of prominent investor Jim Cramer following a strong quarterly performance.
Today's signal:
• Diane Keaton’s stunning $23 million dream home in L.A. finally finds a buyer (marketwatch.com)
• BOJ holds rates at 1%, warns of core inflation exceeding 2% target (cnbc.com)
• Amazon soars after CEO Andy Jassy makes the case for its massive AI investment (cnbc.com)
• Get ready to buy the dip in tech stocks. Why the recent selling won’t break the bull market. (marketwatch.com)
• Rivian reduces 2026 spending plans, narrows earnings guidance (cnbc.com)
• Microsoft wins back Jim Cramer's support after a surprisingly good quarter (cnbc.com)