Global GDP Growth 2025 has become one of the most discussed economic topics of the year. According to the Morgan Stanley global growth forecast, the world economy is expected to expand by around 2.9%, marking a clear sign of moderation. This figure signals that a global economic slowdown 2025 is unfolding, as multiple regions struggle…
Wall Street‘s main indexes were mixed on Wednesday as an Israel-Iran ceasefire appeared to be holding and investors parsed remarks from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell during the second day of his congressional testimony. The benchmark S&P 500 index was steady for the day, hovering about 0.9% below its record peak. The tech-heavy Nasdaq was…
In what is expected to be a relatively quiet week on Wall Street, investors will focus on key economic data releases and a series of earnings reports from major companies across various sectors. While the week lacks significant economic catalystsIn stock trading, a catalyst refers to an event, news, or announcement that causes a significant…
With the recent Republican victories, one of the most notable economic shifts has been a surge in long-term Treasury yields, signaling potential changes in fiscal and monetary policy. This article The GOP win has rocked Treasury yields! But are we looking at more inflation, or is there a silver lining? 🌤 appeared first on Guerilla…
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The market is holding out hope for a bigger rate cut as the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) prepares to meet on Wednesday. Predictions from Polymarket and CME’s Fedwatch tool suggest there’s a growing expectation that a 50 basis points reduction could be in play. FOMC Meeting Could See Bigger Rate Cut as Expectations Shift…
Get Email Alerts and Follow Us: In April, the U.S. trade deficit expanded by 7.7% to $99.4 billion, the largest since June 2022, driven by a significant rise in imports, particularly in the auto sector. Imports grew by 3.1%, while exports only increased by 0.5%. Auto imports surged by 10.4%, whereas auto exports rose by…