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NTD spoke with Chance Finucane, chief investment officer at Oxbow Advisors, and asked him if there’s any way back for stocks that are down 60 or 70 ...
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U.S. automakers on Friday reported a slump in first-quarter domestic sales, as the entire industry was slammed by chip shortages and disruptions to supply chains. Toyota, ...
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NTD spoke with Lance Roberts, chief strategist for RIA Advisors, about the inverted yield for the 30-year Treasury bond compared to the 5-year.
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NTD spoke with Lance Roberts, chief investment strategist at RIA Advisors, about the stock market amid news of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
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Bitcoin and the entire crypto market are also having a big reaction to the crisis over in Ukraine.
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Last year, Mexico’s president pitched his constitutional reform to enhance state control of the power market. But the U.S. government says this bid to give market ...
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NTD spoke with Ted Oakley, founder ofOxbow Advisors, about inflation and what he expects for the market in the upcoming year.
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The number of weekly jobless filings—a proxy for layoffs—dropped by 8,000 from the prior week to below pre-pandemic levels, delivering a fresh sign of continued tightening ...
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The economic rebound in emerging markets (EM) still has steam and is projected to run into next year, S&P Global said in a new report, but ...
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Job openings in the United States rebounded to a near-record high in October while the total number of people leaving their jobs edged down, delivering a ...
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NTD spoke with Jim Iuorio, managing director at TJM Institutional Services, about stocks and the market.
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A record number of American workers quit their jobs as of the last business day of September, in a sign of continued labor market tightness that ...
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Several provinces and cities in China have released official guideline prices for human vital organs, such as livers, kidneys, and hearts. This is one of the ...
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The number of U.S. workers who filed for unemployment rose above expectations last week, hitting the highest level in over a month and casting doubt on the ...
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The labor shortage and raw material shortage are holding homebuilders back. New home sales were up one and a half percent last month, but that’s 24 percent lower ...
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Data from earlier in the week showed the median U.S. home price for new homes fell last month and that more houses are coming on the ...
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The European Union has not yet made any new orders for AstraZeneca vaccines beyond June when their contract ends, European Internal Market Commissioner said
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China's market regulator said on Friday it had fined 12 companies related to 10 deals that violated anti-monopoly rules.
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Jerome Powell, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, says to not worry about inflation, but commodity prices are rising quite rapidly. The market doesn’t seem to share Powell’s ...
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The first 3D-printed house hits the market in the United States—a $300,000 house in New York.
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The market value of a top Chinese artificial intelligence company dropped by about $2 billion within a single day. Experts believe Chinese investors have less confidence ...
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Markets continue their climb today, and some investors tend to buy in everything that’s going up. Chief Strategist, Real Investment Advice Lance Roberts suggested that we’re ...
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This election has turned pretty chaotic, with recounts and lawsuits, and it remains anyone’s guess when we’ll know the final winner is. But markets don’t like ...
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The Turnstyle Underground Market in New York City is back in business—for the first time in seven months. It's getting help from its landlord, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority. ...
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After the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg, we asked Chief Investment Strategist Lance Roberts how the markets are reacting to the upcoming political ...
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At the end of last week, we started to see U.S. markets fall or correct themselves after incredible rallies this year. I asked Lance Roberts Chief ...
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The number of Americans seeking jobless benefits fell last week, but millions laid off because of COVID-19 continue to receive unemployment checks.
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U.S. private payrolls fell less than expected in May, suggesting layoffs were abating as businesses reopen.
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U.S. stocks surged after the United States and China agreed to a 90-day truce in their trade dispute, sending the Dow up over 400 points at ...