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Is there any reason for the United States to be doing this beyond the fact that it's embarrassing for Trump's chainsaw buddy to you know need a bailout like to to like I would say it's primarily that it's embarrassing for his chainsaw buddy by the way we should get back to a second for you know to to the bailout that that the Trump team is giving me le because it's interesting one of the things that when they handed him the 20 billion or they're going to hand him a$20 billion swap line which is a form of cr ...

The Spanish economy expanded more than initially reported in the second quarter, cementing its standout performance in the region https://t.co/Mjw1rsbUvz ...

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Economic Overview - The U.S. economy grew by 3.8% in Q2, surpassing the previous estimate of 3.3% [1] - Economic growth is outpacing elevated inflation significantly, according to Northlight Asset Management [4] - New orders for durable goods increased by 2.9% in August after two months of declines [4] Stock Market Performance - Major U.S. equity indexes extended their losing streaks to three days, with the Dow Jones down 0.4%, S&P 500 down 0.5%, and Nasdaq down 0.5% [7] - The S&P 500 is currently more than 2% above the average year-end analyst forecast [4] Company Highlights - IBM's stock rose by 5.2% after HSBC reported using its quantum computers for bond market predictions, achieving a 34% improvement over classical methods [8] - Intel's stock surged by 8.9% amid reports of soliciting an equity investment from Apple, with a year-to-date increase of 69.5% [8][9] - CarMax's stock fell by 20.1% after reporting Q2 earnings of 64 cents per share, below the consensus estimate of $1.04, and same-store sales declined by 6.3% [10] - Lithium Americas' stock increased by 22.3% as it discusses an equity stake with the Trump administration, linked to a $2.26 billion loan for its Thacker Pass mine [12][13]

Let's get more on that burst of positive economic news out this morning. Refllies inflation adjusted GDP for the second quarter came in at a healthy 3.8%. That was stronger than the 3.3% figure that was previously reported.And meanwhile, in a sign of strength for the labor market, initial jobless claims edged lower to 218,000 and July existing home sales, which just crossed ticked higher to just over 4 million. So, how does the US economy keep chugging along amid what seems like a drum beat of dire predicti ...

Monetary Policy - Mexico's central bank maintained a slower pace of monetary easing by cutting its benchmark interest rate by a quarter point [1] Economic Conditions - Economic growth in Mexico remains sluggish [1] - Trade tensions with the US persist [1]

The U.S. economy expanded at a much faster pace than initially estimated last quarter, according to new Commerce Department data released Thursday. Gross domestic product grew at a 3.8% annual rate in the April–June period, topping both the government’s previous 3.3% estimate and the initial 3% reading. It was the strongest showing since the fall of 2023, underscoring the economy’s resilience despite high borrowing costs and persistent inflation. It comes amid a flurry of revisions of major economic dat ...