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Wholesale prices plunge by most since 2020 despite Trump tariffs
Economists have predicted that Trump's tariffs would drive up prices, and many expect the impact to show up in June or July.
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Stocks' Gains Won't Last. The Charts Say to Sell These 9.
The stock market has rallied to a point that suggests investors have barely any concerns about the economic outlook.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns recession still possible: ‘I wouldn't take it off the table'
Financial markets continue to absorb the ripple effects of the Trump administration's sweeping tariff policies.
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Is The Market Rally Back? It's Complicated
Markets may remain volatile despite the trade truce between the U.S. and China. Trade negotiations may be long and unpredictable.
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Thoma Bravo sells remaining Nasdaq stake, Bloomberg News reports
Private equity firm Thoma Bravo has sold its remaining stake in Nasdaq for proceeds of about $3.4 billion, Bloomberg News reported on Thursday.
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'GET THIS': Dub CEO reveals Pelosi's eye-popping net worth after 'crushing' the markets
Dub CEO and founder Steven Wang argues Nancy Pelosi has been implementing the 'infamous buy and hold strategy.'
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Investors should expect some upward pressure from the tariffs, strategist says
Wholesale inflation contracted in April, signaling companies may be absorbing the impact of tariffs. Roth Capital Partners chief economist and macro strategist, Michael Darda, joins Morning Brief with Madison Mills and Brad Smith to take a closer look at the state of the US economy as the market navigates President Trump's tariff policies.
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RWE won't decide on additional buybacks before 2026, CFO says
RWE will decide on whether to expand or extend share buybacks next year, its finance chief said, pouring cold water on hopes of some of its investors for a more aggressive approach.
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President Trump says India has offered a deal
CNBC's Eamon Javers join 'Money Movers' to discuss the latest details on President Trump's trip to the Middle East.
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Why investors shouldn't time the market or buy the dip: Analyst
US stock futures (ES=F, NQ=F, YM=F) are sliding Thursday morning as the market rally stalls, with weakening data and caution from the Federal Reserve dragging on investor sentiment. Alex Morris, CEO and CIO of F/m Investments, joins Brad Smith and Madison Mills on Morning Brief to explain why he's not buying the dip and why staying in cash might be the smarter move for now.
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Powell warns economy could face more frequent 'supply shocks'
Fed Chair Jerome Powell spoke about how the central bank's monetary policy framework could shift if inflation is more volatile and supply shocks more common.
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The Market Has Cornered Trump And Bessent
Rising interest rates reflect market concerns over inflation, deficits, and the potential impact of tariffs under current administration policies. Inflation expectations and term premiums are both increasing, signaling that investors demand higher compensation for holding US debt.
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Drew Matus: Still expect a recession, volatility is 'name of the game' going forward
Drew Matus, MetLife Investment Management chief market strategist, joins CNBC's 'Money Movers' to discuss macro outlooks, expectations for the consumer, and more.
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Top 2 Utilities Stocks You May Want To Dump In May
As of May 15, 2025, two stocks in the utilities sector could be flashing a real warning to investors who value momentum as a key criteria in their trading decisions.
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5900 Continues to Be Resistance Focus, Broader Participation Key
Kevin Green says today's weakness is not the full picture as he highlights a broader participation across the entire market as opposed to Wednesday's larger concentration in the Mag 7 and Comm. Services stocks. KG believes there is a little bit of "exhaustion" in this week's rally, but adds that bears don't have a "real reason to aggressively sell off this market." Later, Kevin examines the longer-term E-Mini S&P 500 Futures (/ES) chart, comparing the current rally to a 2022 scenario. And, he looks at the inverted head & shoulder pattern taking place in the 10-year treasury yield futures (/10Y).
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A Credit Crunch Is Coming Soon
America faces a four-pronged credit crunch: commercial real estate, corporate, consumer, and government debt all peaking simultaneously, risking severe market disruption. CRE debt maturities in 2025 threaten regional banks, with 'extend and pretend' tactics delaying inevitable losses and raising the risk of more bank failures.
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Taking Stock: Market Views From BlackRock Fundamental Equities (Q1 2025)
We remain optimistic for equities in 2025, but expect more normalized returns and greater market breadth after two years of outsized gains. Market tailwinds include eased political uncertainty, a resilient U.S. economy, and accelerating corporate change, all supporting a constructive, risk-on stance.
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The Week Ahead: PMI Data, Fed Speeches, Retail Earnings
The third full week of May features a lighter economic calendar, but several key events could still move markets.
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US manufacturing output falls in April on weak auto production
Factory output dropped 0.4% last month after an upwardly revised 0.4% gain in March, the Federal Reserve said on Thursday. Economists polled by Reuters had forecast production would slip 0.2% after a previously reported 0.3% rise.
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon says recession is still on the table for U.S.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon said there is still "uncertainty" on the tariff front but the pauses are a positive for the economy and market. Michael Feroli, the firm's chief U.S. economist, said in a note to clients on Tuesday that the recession outlook is "still elevated, but now below 50%.
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