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- Trump predicts the Iran war will finish “very soon” and announces the lifting of sanctions to lower oil prices.
- We’ve learned from 50 years of oil price shocks that there are currently just two factors that matter to markets.
- Big Tech stocks are steadily rising, but don’t anticipate a sustained surge.
- YouTube is currently the biggest media corporation in the world, and it continues to grow.
- These five stocks may rise in response to Nvidia’s major GTC event.
- The situation in Iran is unlikely to harm the US economy or increase inflation, but the Fed will take its time lowering interest rates.
- Strait of Hormuz Crisis: Oil Prices & Global Impact
- Iran Conflict Drives U.S. Gas Prices Higher in Spring 2026
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In the past few weeks, Donald Trump and Kamala Harris have both been trying to win over voters with a range of economic policies that would help taxpayers get more money but could hurt the U.S. economy and government budget deficit. Thursday, former President Trump added to the list of ideas by saying that the corporate tax rate should be lowered from 21% to 15% for “companies that make their products in America.” He also promised to pay for child care payments with money from new taxes on imported goods. Head of economic policy at Veda Partners, Henrietta Treyz, says…
September is living up to its bad image as the worst month for the stock market. This is happening even though the Federal Reserve is getting ready to finally cut interest rates next week. Investors are sick because they think the monetary easing has been put off for too long, but they can’t be sure. A note from Ivan Martchev, a financial strategist at Navellier & Associates, said, “I think the Federal Reserve is late in cutting interest rates, but Jerome Powell will be forgiven a lot of mistakes if he avoids a recession, which at this stage is still…
Most investors fall into one of two groups: growth investors or value investors. The last few years have been great for growth, which has been led by Big Tech. Value strategies have been behind the S&P 500 for years because it has a lot of growth stocks, but buyers may still be interested in them. So why think about value now? There are a lot of big companies in the S&P 500 SPX -1.73% right now. Apple Inc. AAPL -0.70%, Microsoft Corp. MSFT -1.64%, and Nvidia Corp. NVDA -4.09% make up 19% of the $554 billion SPDR S&P 500 ETF…
Since last week’s earnings report, Nvidia Corp.’s stock has been going down. The stock has gone down in four of the six trading sessions since the report, and this week it was under the most pressure. According to Dow Jones Market Data, it had its worst week in two years. Shares of Nvidia (NVDA) fell 13.9% this week and 16.1% in the week ending September 2, 2022. Nvidia lost $406 billion in market value over the course of the week. This was the biggest drop in market value for any U.S. company ever, and it was more than the total…
In Boise, Idaho, Kristin Carlson wants to buy her first house. Carlson saved up for a down payment on a house, thinking she’d start the process this spring. She had already tried her hand at the stock market and paid off her debts. The 39-year-old woman, who works in digital advertising, called the same Boise real estate agent who helped her parents buy a house in 2022. It was important to her that the single-family home she chose had two or three bedrooms and cost $450,000 or less. Her search was put on hold, though, not long ago. Carlson said…
The service sector of the U.S. economy grew again in August, but the pace slowed down because of higher interest rates, slower sales, and fewer customers. This was found in a new poll. The Institute for Supply Management said that a measure of service businesses went up one point, from 51.4% in July to 51.5% last month. People think that numbers over 50% are good for the business. It has been stuck in a tight range since the spring, which shows that the economy has slowed down. Steve Miller, who led the survey, said, “Slow to moderate growth was seen…
The quality of official statistics seems to be going down everywhere, but Ireland just made a huge drop in quality, even though standards are going down everywhere. The Central Statistics Office of Ireland said on Thursday that Ireland’s GDP shrank at a yearly rate of 1% in the second quarter. Ireland doesn’t average its GDP figures every year like some other European countries do. That’s important because on July 29, the statistics office said they thought the economy grew during the second quarter. They said it grew by 1.2% during the quarter. That gives a very different picture of how…
In an exclusive interview with MarketWatch on Thursday, Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said that the longer-term trends in the job market and inflation show that the Federal Reserve should lower interest rates soon and then slowly over the next year. Goolsbee said, “The long arc shows that inflation is coming down very significantly and the unemployment rate is rising faster” than the Fed thought it would in June. Because inflation data is better and unemployment data is worse, Goolsbee said, “it is pretty clear that the path is not just rate cuts soon.” Instead, he said, there will be…
In a speech on Thursday, former President Donald Trump changed his original plan to lower the corporate tax rate for all U.S. businesses to one that would only apply to companies that make their products in the U.S. Trump told the Economic Club of New York, “You have to make your product in America.” “You can’t get any of these benefits if you hire foreign workers or outsource your work.” Along with the idea, Trump said again that he supports new, universal taxes that all U.S. importers of foreign goods would have to pay. He has talked about putting a…
Around the U.S., home prices are at all-time highs. However, a new report says that some markets are about to fix themselves, which could give buyers some wiggle room when it comes to prices. According to the property data company Attom, the most home markets that were most likely to go down in the second quarter of this year were in California, New Jersey, and Illinois. The largest cluster of these markets was in the New York City metropolitan area. The amount of risk was determined by things like the difference in how much homes cost, the number of mortgages…
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