Bloomberg Market Wrap 2/14: S&P 500, Non-U.S. Bonds and Coca-Cola

The video discusses the S&P 500's performance relative to retail data and the Fed's potential pause on rate changes. It highlights a $16 billion fund investing in international bonds, noting the appeal of easy money policies abroad. The video also covers Coca Cola's financial challenges, including a lackluster earnings forecast and rising costs, impacting its stock performance.

What does the rally of the S&P 500 above the 200-day moving average suggest about the Federal Reserve's potential actions?

• The Fed will sell off its assets.

• The Fed will definitely lower interest rates.

• The Fed might pause its rate changes.

• The Fed might increase interest rates.

Why are U.S. investors interested in a fund with 30% of its assets in Japanese and German bonds?

• Because these bonds offer high yields.

• Due to the easy money policies generating bigger gains.

• Because the U.S. dollar is weak.

• Due to the high inflation rates in Japan and Germany.

What is the main reason for Coca Cola's shares falling below the 200-day moving average?

• A strong forecast for 2019.

• A lackluster forecast for 2019.

• Increased sales in North America.

• Decreased transportation costs.

Which region showed a rise in Coca Cola's sales despite an overall slowdown?

• North America

• Latin America

• Europe

• Asia

What percentage of Coca Cola's revenue comes from outside the U.S.?

• 50%

• 75%

• 60%

• 90%