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Jim Paulsen of Leuthold Group says economically sensitive stocks are a good bet in spite of shaky returns and trade war fears.
FedEx has been caught in the middle of the China-US trade war, and one of its pilots was detained for a week, according to The Wall Street Journal.
These trading recommendations should capture the market's upside while hedging against losses if there's a crash.
Gold's rise is a major sign that investors are worried about the state of the economy.
The tech industries in China and the US have been inextricably linked. Almost all iPhones are made in China.
Executives from 60 S&P 500 companies focused on the US-China trade war, slowing global economies, interest rate cuts, and new pressures on margins.
Gold is currently consolidating just under $1,500/oz. after hitting a six-and-a-half year high of $1,511/oz. earlier this week. Positive fundamentals remain but markets dont move in a straight line.
US Dollar traders will be closely watching US President Donald Trumps announcement on EU trade and the publication of non-farm payroll data
Apple's earnings beat Wall Street expectations by 8 cents a share. It also reported slightly better-than-expected sales.
Apple will report its fiscal third quarter results after the market closes Tuesday. Analysts expect it to show its profit fell from a year ago.
China's voracious soybean demand has shifted from the US to South America. Thanks to its global network, Citi is making money off the disruption.
Investors should go for stocks "that have lagged their typical macro relationships the most relative to other bond proxies," Goldman Sachs said.
Morgan Stanley discusses the worst-case market implications resulting from an escalation of the US' trade war with China.
In a recent interview, Stanley Druckenmiller detailed how he invested in Treasuries following Trump's May 5 tweet that China tariffs would be raised.
European equities and US futures dipped on Thursday as anxious traders reacted to Trump's "haphazard" approach and disappointing economic data.
Macy's is bracing itself for a wave of new tariffs. CEO Jeff Gennette issued a warning about the impact tariffs could have on consumers.
When 'the yield curve' inverts in the bond market, recessions typically follow.
President Donald Trump has been obsessed with China buying more goods from the US, but Citigroup said there's as much a problem with supply as demand.