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Buffett's Berkshire Sits on Record Cash Pile. What That Means for Markets.
Barrons· 2025-11-03 11:28
Supreme Court arguments over tariffs are coming, shutdown milestone approaches, China's EV sales are slowing, and more news to start your day. ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-03 08:14
Packaged food company Thai Union lowers its sales growth outlook, citing nagging macroeconomic factors including US tariffs and currency headwinds. https://t.co/9vuIbLremp ...
Industrial giants regain footing as tariff turmoil recedes
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-03 06:06
By Utkarsh Shetti (Reuters) -Industrial companies have been on a roller-coaster this year as they tried to adjust to the shifting trade policies of U.S. President Donald Trump, but this quarter, executives suggested the confusion may be receding as corporations have had time to adjust to higher levies on U.S. imports of foreign goods. Unlike in the first half of the year, some of the U.S. bellwethers that reflect the "real economy" - heavy machinery, engine makers and construction firms - have navigated ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-03 05:16
European companies’ results show they’re navigating US tariffs a lot better than anticipated — a good omen for next year when they’re expected to deliver double-digit profit growth https://t.co/TdyPLePn6s ...
Early worries about the economic impact of President Trump's sweeping tariffs now seem overblown
WSJ· 2025-11-03 02:00
Core Insights - Inflation rates have decreased unexpectedly following the implementation of President Trump's significant tariffs [1] Group 1 - The reduction in inflation suggests that the economic impact of the tariffs may not be as severe as initially anticipated [1] - Analysts are observing the potential long-term effects of these tariffs on various sectors of the economy [1] - The unexpected inflation drop could influence future monetary policy decisions [1]
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The Economist· 2025-11-02 19:10
In a Trump-troubled world, Xi Jinping still sees opportunities. The Belt and Road Initiative is a fillip for Chinese firms facing turbulence from American tariffs https://t.co/ofSl1UoLN8 ...
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Trump said he would lower tariffs on China because it was cracking down on the fentanyl trade and promising to do more. The challenge now is to make sure China takes action. https://t.co/GDK60srnXc ...
Devastating for Trump: NEW POLL shows majority want Dem-controlled Congress in midterms
MSNBC· 2025-11-02 16:43
Election day is just two short days away or long depending on how you look at it. And one of the most watched contests is the New Jersey governor's race where different polls are saying different things. A Quinnipak poll released on Thursday shows Democratic Congresswoman Mikey Cheryl leading former Republican state assemblyman Jack Chillerelli by eight points. Another poll released Friday by Sulf University shows the race within the margin of error with Cheryl leading Cherelli by just four points.Another m ...
Will the Stock Market Soar or Crash Under President Donald Trump in 2026? Here's What History Shows.
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-02 16:22
Core Insights - The stock market's reaction to events during President Trump's term has been unpredictable, making it difficult for investors to forecast future performance [2][3] - Historical data suggests that stock market performance varies during different years of a presidential term, with specific average returns for each year [5][7] Historical Performance Patterns - Average stock market returns during presidential terms are as follows: - First Year: 6.7% - Second Year: 3.3% - Third Year: 13.5% - Fourth Year: 7.5% [7][8] - The second year of Trump's second term in 2026 may present challenges for the stock market, as historical trends indicate lower performance during this period [8] Economic and Political Context - The unpredictability of Trump's policies, particularly regarding tariffs, has contributed to market volatility [6][9] - Historical theories suggest that the first half of a presidential term is often marked by economic downturns and volatility, while the second half typically sees stronger market performance due to re-election efforts [8][9]
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Ash Crypto· 2025-11-02 16:05
I don't think Trump tariffs were the reason behind the 10th Oct flash crash.It was just pure manipulation to wipe out 99% of the retail.Today, the US-China trade deal has happened, and it's much more bullish than you think.China to suspend all retaliatory tariffs announced since March 4th.China will suspend new rare earth export controls.The US will lower another 10% of tariffs on China.So basically, the markets got more than they wanted, and yet the crypto market is dumping.How the fck does this make any s ...