Durable Goods Orders Slide 6.3% After Four-Month Climb; Transportation Down 17%
Durable goods orders dropped 6.3% in April as transportation fell 17%. Core demand held steady, offering traders a mixed signal
Durable goods orders dropped 6.3% in April as transportation fell 17%. Core demand held steady, offering traders a mixed signal
EIA reports surprise crude inventory build and weak oil demand, shifting short-term crude oil outlook to bearish. Traders brace for
Target cuts its full-year sales forecast as tariff pressures, weak spending, and backlash over DEI rollbacks weigh on performance and
Strong Q3 earnings and rising AI demand boost Cisco’s forecast, lifting Nasdaq 100 and US stocks in after-hours trading. Key
U.S.-China strike trade deal in Geneva, but no tariff relief announced. Traders await Monday’s briefing for clues on market impact
U.S. jobless claims dip to 228K, but rising 4-week averages hint at cooling labor momentum—traders eye re-employment trends for market
Surging Disney+ subscribers and solid earnings push Disney shares higher, fueling bullish Dow Jones sentiment today...
U.S. GDP shrank 0.3% in Q1 2025 as import surges before Trump tariffs and slower consumer spending triggered the first
U.S. private sector adds just 62K jobs in April, missing forecasts. Services drag overall growth, signaling a neutral to bearish
GM beats Q1 estimates but halts buybacks and reassesses guidance as US tariffs raise costs and cloud stock market outlook
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