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Deeper layoffs from government shutdown are counterproductive, says Wolfe's Tobin Marcus
CNBC Television· 2025-10-14 18:13
Joining me now is Tobin Marcus, head of politics and policy at Wolf Research. Let's let's we saw Friday. We understand how important China is and we can do a lot of we could even do India in terms of trade deals, but the big elephant in the room has always been China.uh Tobin uh and it's been kind of kind of a a tooltoy novel watching what's going on citing a Russian but started out in March looked bleak you know a lot of uh uh you know really bellose language back and forth on trade then everything sort of ...
Goldman Sachs: U.S. consumers bearing more than half the cost of Trump's tariffs
MSNBC· 2025-10-14 15:32
Today marks the start of a new round of President Trump's tariffs going into effect this morning. New fees on imported furniture and kitchen cabinets along with wood and timber. Critics say the tariffs, which could reach as high as 50% on some items, could take a huge toll on consumers, especially if you're renovating your house.Joining us now, Ernie Tedeski, uh the director of the economics and budget lab at Yale University. Ernie, these new tariffs are meant to help spur more domestic logging and furnitur ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-14 13:26
On today’s episode, host @sarahsholder talks to Bloomberg’s @josh_wingrove about the impact Donald Trump’s tariffs have had on Kentucky’s manufacturing – and its iconic bourbon https://t.co/e1vy03yNRW https://t.co/3j0rrgQi0e ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-14 13:14
The International Monetary Fund warned that the global economy is showing signs of strains from sweeping US tariffs and protectionism — even though it so far has held up better than expected https://t.co/6PjAlRryd0 ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-14 04:06
There's a boiling point for consumer frustration with rising prices driven by tariffs, says @johnauthers. We just don't know what it is yet (via @opinion) https://t.co/QTtbkjuNji ...
Gold's climbs above $4,100, but is there more room to run?
Yahoo Finance· 2025-10-13 22:32
Market Trends & Drivers - Gold prices are hitting record highs, exceeding $4,100 per ounce, driven by investors seeking safe havens amid potential tariffs and geopolitical tensions [1][20] - Central bank buying, particularly from BRICS nations, is a significant factor driving gold prices higher, as countries seek to diversify away from the US dollar [4][5] - US-China trade tensions and the weaponization of Swift have accelerated the move away from the dollar and towards gold as a reserve asset [5][6] - Gold ETF flows have increased significantly year-to-date, indicating growing investor interest [13] - Silver is catching up to gold in performance, driven by industrial and precious metal demand, as well as its perception as a more affordable alternative [21][22][23][24][25] Price Targets & Predictions - One expert predicts gold could reach $4,500 by the end of the year and potentially exceed $5,000 in a year, depending on fundamental shifts [7] - Another expert sets a gold price target of $5,200 by 2026, contingent on a correction to $3,500-$3,600 [30][34][35] Risks & Catalysts - Near-term risks for gold investors include the potential for price retracement after a significant move [8] - Potential positive catalysts for gold include the Federal Reserve loosening monetary policy and cutting interest rates more aggressively than anticipated [11] - Factors that could weaken the constructive view on gold include the government cutting deficit spending, dropping tariffs, or the Federal Reserve hiking interest rates [17][18] Investment Strategies - Exposure to gold can be gained through physical gold, ETFs, or gold mining stocks [13] - Gold mining stocks have become more attractive as their margins have widened due to the significant gold rally outpacing mining costs [15][16] - One ETF, the GY ETF, buys gold futures and invests the remaining funds in investment-grade corporate bonds to generate a 5% yield [13]
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-13 21:52
On today’s episode, host @sarahsholder talks to Bloomberg’s @josh_wingrove about the impact Donald Trump’s tariffs have had on Kentucky’s manufacturing – and its iconic bourbon.🎙️Listen now: https://t.co/CDKZEjxWqv https://t.co/J7gBsZPvuw ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-13 21:40
On today’s episode, host @sarahsholder talks to Bloomberg’s @josh_wingrove about the impact Donald Trump’s tariffs have had on Kentucky’s manufacturing – and its iconic bourbon. https://t.co/OZqv6byavm ...
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Santiment· 2025-10-13 20:00
RT Santiment (@santimentfeed)🇺🇸 When Donald Trump suggested renewed friction with China’s President Xi Friday, social media chatter about the topic unsurprisingly spiked across X, Reddit, Telegram, and others. In the chart below:🟦 Social volume of Trump related to Xi, China, tariffs🟥 Social dominance (share of all crypto topics) related to Xi, China, tariffs😱 As the week came to an end, the crowd saw Trump's Truth Social post as a sign of fresh economic tension, sparking a sharp wave of retail selloffs in b ...
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Santiment· 2025-10-13 18:52
🇺🇸 When Donald Trump suggested renewed friction with China’s President Xi Friday, social media chatter about the topic unsurprisingly spiked across X, Reddit, Telegram, and others. In the chart below:🟦 Social volume of Trump related to Xi, China, tariffs🟥 Social dominance (share of all crypto topics) related to Xi, China, tariffs😱 As the week came to an end, the crowd saw Trump's Truth Social post as a sign of fresh economic tension, sparking a sharp wave of retail selloffs in both crypto and stock markets. ...