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US economic data points to re-acceleration, with the Atlanta Fed's GDPNow and Citi Economic Surprise Index signaling stronger growth. A strong September jobs report could drive higher wages and hours, but forecasts set a low bar for job creation and stable unemployment.
Dividend stocks trade at steep discounts today after underperforming big tech over the past few years. Meanwhile, four powerful tailwinds line up in their favor.
The market is rising even as economic warning signs increase, including the deteriorating jobs and housing markets, reminiscent of past bubbles. The AI revolution is powering most of the growth in the economy right now, along with unsustainable fiscal deficit spending.
Tariffs, tight credit weigh on hiring plans while some channels for rate relief are clogged.
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TipRanks' ranking service highlights three stocks, including Nvidia and CrowdStrike, that are favored by Wall Street.
It isn't easy to find stocks with a decent payout these days.
The S&P 500 reached its 27th new high this year but ended the week down 0.3%, with large caps outperforming small caps. Commodities, especially gold and energy, were the week's bright spots, while blockchain assets like Bitcoin and Ether saw significant declines.
The S&P 500 notched a new record high this week, but mid-week setbacks led to the index's first weekly loss in almost a month. The index ultimately posted a loss of 0.3% for the week.
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The president has said that he will impose tariffs of 100% on companies that aren't manufacturing in America.
Trump has repeatedly criticized Powell for his cautious approach to cutting interest rates, nicknaming him "too late Powell."
@AndrewZimmern "I think that's the reason we're seeing spikes in food prices."
Long-time market bull David Zervos is worried the Federal Reserve is dangerously ignoring the artificial intelligence boom's fallout.
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Stock market growth that seems impervious to tariffs, politics and a moribund jobs picture is in turn powering consumer spending and putting a floor under the economy. The University of Michigan consumer survey shows those with larger stock holdings are feeling fine, while those with smaller or no holdings are not.
It might not seem like much based on the action in markets, but doubts about the durability of the artificial-intelligence trade were having a moment on Wall Street this week.
Each week, Benzinga's Stock Whisper Index uses a combination of proprietary data and pattern recognition to showcase five stocks that are just under the surface and deserve attention.
Enough trouble spots emerged in the U.S. economy to coax the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates last week — but it turns out the news isn't all that bad.
The rally in small-cap stocks isn't nearly as broad — or as healthy — as it appears.