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Current market optimism over U.S./Iran de-escalation is likely misplaced, as both sides' demands remain irreconcilable and military escalation continues. Despite President Trump's optimistic statements, Iran and the U.
U.S. import prices rose in February, driven by higher prices for both fuel and nonfuel imports, data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed.
Despite optimism on Iran talks, markets retraced gains as oil prices rose and Treasury yields remained elevated. I see zero chance of a Fed rate hike in April and expect a rate cut later this year if labor market weakness persists.
I see a structural market rotation from long-duration, tech-driven assets toward short-duration, value-oriented sectors like energy, materials, and industrials. AI-driven disruption has eroded competitive moats in software, making these stocks less attractive despite lower valuations and continued EPS growth expectations.
Firm recommends buying March 2027 rate futures while shorting U.S. stocks
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Stocks are rallying on optimism for peace talks, but the lack of details has primed volatility risk.
The shares of Pop Mart (HKG: 9992), the Beijing-based maker of the viral Labubu toys, dropped as much as 22.51% on Wednesday, March 25, following the release of the company's 2025 annual report.
Markets in Asia and Europe move higher after Iran says it will permit ‘non-hostile' ships through strait of Hormuz
Plus, bank rules enable more private-credit lending.
The Federal Reserve got it wrong again. By refusing to cut rates last week, the Fed showed that it's still fighting yesterday's inflation while ignoring today's economy.
Economists have pulled up their risk assessments of a U.S. contraction amid heightened uncertainty over geopolitical risk and a labor market that for the past year has shown strains over the past year. "I'm concerned recession risks are uncomfortably high and on the rise," said Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics.
Tensions between the U.S. and Iran have escalated sharply, marked by military exchanges and increasingly confrontational rhetoric. The escalation has triggered a sell-off in global equities, most acute in Asia, where economies are highly exposed to Middle Eastern energy supply.
The Federal Reserve is concerned about tariffs and higher oil prices driving inflation higher. The Fed faces a dilemma because economic growth has also slowed.
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Nathan Thooft, CIO and senior portfolio manager at Manulife Investment Management, thinks the Iran conflict will unlikely be drawn out, and that underlying economic fundamentals remain supportive. He also believes markets are underpricing the likelihood of interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.
A SpaceX IPO filing could come this week, The Information reported. Elon Musk's space company could seek to raise a record $75 billion.
@CharlesSchwab's Kevin Gordon covers the relationship between the jobs report and the Iran conflict in influencing the U.S. economy. He looks at short-term impacts and what would realize long-term impacts.
Steven Fulop has warned the New York City mayor that higher taxes could cause business elites to flee.