Economics Archives - Page 48 of 276

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Institutional Investors Flee Stocks At Second-Highest Pace Since 2008 Despite Market Boom: Where Is Their Money Going?

January 30, 1:13 PM

Bank of America reported large outflows from single stocks by institutional investors, primarily in tech, discretionary, and staples sectors.

SPY

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UPS Slashes 12,000 Jobs In Cost-Cutting Move, Shares Plunge

By Piero Cingari

January 30, 12:34 PM

UPS shares drop significantly after disappointing financial report, leading to 12k job cuts in response to rising costs and declining sales. 2024 projections also indicate struggles due to market pressures.

UPS

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China Market Collapse Resumes As Government Fails To Put Brakes On Stock Dump

By Neil Dennis

January 30, 10:55 AM

Political, not economic, concerns are weighing most on China's equity markets

BABA

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Tech Giants’ Market Concentration Echoes Dot-Com Bubble Peak, Analysts Warn

By Piero Cingari

January 30, 10:45 AM

Explore JPMorgan's analysis drawing parallels between today's US equity market and the dot-com bubble, highlighting the significant concentration of top stocks and sector dominance in the MSCI USA Index.

AAPL

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US Stocks Hold Steady Ahead Of Microsoft, Alphabet Earnings: Analyst Warns Of ‘Big Air Pocket’ In Pivotal Trading Week

By Shanthi Rexaline

January 30, 8:25 AM

After a record run, U.S. stocks could pause for a breather ahead of the tech earnings deluge that is expected to hit the Street this week.

AMD

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Top Strategist Jon Wolfenbarger Warns Of Stock Market Crash And Year-Long Recession: ‘Market Highly Vulnerable To Falling To New Bear Lows’

By Benzinga Neuro

January 30, 3:00 AM

Wolfenbarger, the founder of Bull and Bear Profits and a former JPMorgan banker, is particularly concerned about the consistent decline of The Conference Board's Leading Economic Index and the longest stretch of an inverted yield curve in more than half a century.

AAPL

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JPMorgan’s Jamie Dimon Raises Alarm Over Potential Global Market ‘Rebellion’ Due To Record US Debt: ‘That Hockey Stick Doesn’t Start Yet’

By Benzinga Neuro

January 29, 9:51 PM

The growing U.S. national debt has been a topic of concern for some time now. The national debt surpassed $34 trillion at the start of 2024, marking a significant increase from when it first hit the $1 trillion mark in 1982.

JPM

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US Stocks Rise At Week’s Start, Tesla Rebounds, SoFi, Lucid Shine: What’s Driving Markets Monday?

By Piero Cingari

January 29, 2:57 PM

Wall Street witnessed slight gains at midday on Monday, with investors eagerly awaiting a series of critical earnings reports, the Federal Reserve’s meeting on Wednesday and the much-anticipated job market report this Friday.

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