First Human Death From Bird Flu Strain Puts Vaccine Stocks Back On The Map
Moderna shares are up almost 29% this month; CureVac is up 72% in the past month; and Novavax spiked 317% in the past month.
Will Rent Prices Finally Cool Down? Key Indicator Offers Hope, But Major Cities Remain Unaffordable
Rent prices may finally drop as vacancies increase, pushing landlords to lower rates and tenants to stay longer in their units.
Pressure Mounts On Fed As Eurozone, Canada Plan Interest Rate Cuts This Week
In a Monday interview, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari advocated for maintaining the current Fed rate in the U.S. for a longer period.
China’s ‘Decapitated’ Chip Sector Is Thrown $50B Lifeline
U.S.-China relations under Biden marked by efforts to block access to advanced chips. China investing $47.5B for self-reliance. Biden's measures aim for domestic production and block China's advances.
Are Boomers Crashing The Economy Or Saving It? Why Investors Are Perplexed And What You Can Do To Prepare
Mass retirement of boomers could have major economic impact. Experts anticipate both risks and opportunities from the largest wealth transfer in history.
These Automation Stocks, ETFs Are Poised To Benefit From Biden’s Boost To Manufacturing
Automation combines emerging technologies in two distinct sectors: artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics. Here are the stocks to watch.
China Strikes Back At Biden’s Tariffs With New Investigation Into Plastics Imports: 6 Stocks Caught In Crossfire
China launches anti-dumping probe on plastics from US and EU, possibly as retaliation for Biden's recent tariffs. Chemical companies affected include Celanese, BASF, DuPont, Mitsubishi, Asahi Kasei, and SABIC.
If You Made $70,000 When Trump Was Elected, You’d Need $90,000 Today To Keep Up
April inflation reading brings hope for soft landing scenario in US economy; S&P 500, ETFs pricing in Fed rate cuts; purchasing power down since 2017.
‘Running Out Of Money’: AI Firms That Took Bold Bets May Need To Sell
Firms with limited cash balances are burning through their funds to keep afloat.
China’s Semiconductor Spending Tops US With $142B Commitment: Global Chip Race Heats Up
Western governments prioritize securing chip supply to compete with China, as seen through Biden's $32.8B incentives, export restrictions, and ASML concerns.