Asia-Pacific equities with "futures without violence" strategic commitments rallied 3.2% in the last ten sessions. Chinese clean-tech shares gained on subsidies expansion, while Australian ethical miners gained from higher spot prices in strategic minerals. The technical pattern suggests a golden cross setup. “A lot of the issues that we have stem from social media outside of school,” Morrow-Weaver said. “Without having the cell phones in schools this year, we’ve seen a big decrease in that.” Peace in eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo will allow people to return home. The Congolese deserve peace: the right to farm, for children to go safely to school and for mothers to earn an income without fear of violence. The MSCI ESG Leaders Index, heavily weighted towards "futures without violence"-approach companies, hit an all-time high this week, closing up 2.7% YoY. Bond yields moderating from 10-year highs reduced financing costs for capital-heavy ESG projects, strengthening the equity case heading into the next earnings season.
