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Personal income growth at +0.8% m/m vs +0.4% Bloomberg consensus, while consumption growth is +0.4% m/m vs 0.5% consensus. GDPNow adjusted for gold imports now at -0.5% q/q annualized.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Next week's main event is Donald Trump's reciprocal tariffs. We’ll also get news on the US investigation of the Phase One Trade Agreement with Beijing, TikTok’s fate, growth in China, Japan, South Korea and Taiwan and Australian rates.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
If you have a 20% VAT, and export goods to another country with a 20% VAT, obviously, there is no advantage. But what if you export to a country with no VAT?
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
The sticky inflation narrative hasn't exactly been the tailwind dollar bulls were hoping for. In fact, the greenback’s muted reaction—despite a hotter-than-expected core PCE print—might be flashing early warning signs.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
From my own perspective, arguments in favor of industrial policy often devolve into a list of injustices purportedly faced by US firms in global markets. The injustices sometimes seem real to me; other times, not so much.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Retirement should be a time of financial peace, not stress; yet, for many soon-to-be retirees, the transition from wealth accumulation to income generation can be challenging.
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
The US Dollar Index, which measures the value of the US Dollar against a basket of currencies, is currently flat near 104.30 on Friday following the release of the Fed preferred inflation metric — the PCE Price Index.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Gold rallied further, being pressed down from the 3100 level. Silver took a hit, in sympathy with stocks.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Utilities stocks and ETFs have always been attractive for older investors needing income and relative price stability. In the current maelstrom, it may be the only sane place to invest for growth.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Historic bond buying by European banks kept up again in February.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
Via The Motley Fool · March 28, 2025
Some disappointing economic news and tariffs fears brought stocks back down this week.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
We discuss the latest tariff developments, key watchpoints for upcoming U.S. and Canadian employment reports and preview of U.S. first-quarter earnings season.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
Hot inflation and cooling consumer spending are trends that are likely to be intensified by President Trump's aggressive moves on tariffs and government spending cuts.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
PCE might actually deteriorate over time and that would result in a low or negative reading that was the result of more than just funky trade adjustments.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Via Benzinga · March 28, 2025
Interest in gold stocks is really mounting, fueled by gold’s record-shattering monster upleg.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
Consumer inflation expectations are meaningless. Asset price expectations aren’t.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025
The US market session of Friday is over, let's have a look at the top S&P500 gainers and losers in the after hours session today.
Via Chartmill · March 28, 2025
An analysis and commentary on the financial markets.
Via Talk Markets · March 28, 2025