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Wall Street Today | Brainard Sees Potential for Near-2% US Inflation by November 2024

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Moomoo Recap US wrote a column · Jun 29, 2023 15:05
Wall Street Today | Brainard Sees Potential for Near-2% US Inflation by November 2024
MACRO
US First-Quarter Growth Revised Up to 2% on Exports, Consumers
US gross domestic product was revised up notably to a 2% annualized advance in the first quarter, data showed Thursday.
The government's third estimate of GDP for the period reflected upward revisions to exports and consumer spending. Household spending, the engine of the US economy, rose at a 4.2% pace — the strongest in nearly two years — as services outlays were adjusted higher.
Source: Bloomberg
Source: Bloomberg
US Jobless Claims Drop by Most Since 2021 in Holiday Week
US unemployment benefits applications fell last week by the most since October 2021 in a week that included the Juneteenth holiday.
Initial jobless claims decreased by 26,000 to 239,000 in the week ended June 24, according to the Labor Department's Thursday report. The figure was lower than all estimates in a Bloomberg survey of economists.
Source: Bloomberg
Source: Bloomberg
Brainard Sees Potential for Near-2% US Inflation by November 2024
President Joe Biden's chief economic adviser said that inflation numbers should improve through the second half of the year and that there's a reasonable chance the pace could get down around 2% by the time of the November 2024 election.
Source: Bloomberg
Source: Bloomberg
Fed's Bostic Sees No More Rate Hikes Unless Things Fail to Go According to Plan
No interest rate cuts needed until 2025, Atlanta Fed president says.
The Federal Reserve does not need to raise its benchmark interest rate again this cycle unless the economic conditions change in an unexpected way, said Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic, on Thursday.
SECTORS
Savers Value Village Climbs After IPO While Kodiak and Fidelis Falter in Debuts
$Savers Value Village(SVV.US)$ climbed as much as 39% in its trading debut after its initial public offering exceeded its goal to raise $401 million in a key test of the US market that delivered mixed results.
Two companies with smaller listings, $Kodiak Gas Services(KGS.US)$ and $Fidelis Insurance(FIHL.US)$, stumbled out of the IPO gate and fell Thursday in their first trading sessions as public companies.
The listings followed this month's offering by $CAVA Group(CAVA.US)$ that exceeded the fast-casual restaurant chain's fundraising goals and has since delivered a 96% return to IPO investors.
Bank Stocks Rise After Fed Stress Tests
Shares of banks dominated the stock-market leaderboard Thursday after the biggest lenders in the U.S. performed well in the Federal Reserve's annual stress tests.
Travel Stocks Charge Higher Ahead of Peak Season
The U.S. travel industry has recovered from the impact of Covid-19. Its stock-price recovery is still a work in progress.
Americans are once again boarding flights in numbers similar to prepandemic levels. About 2.3 million passengers, on average, have passed through U.S. airports each day this year, according to data from the Transportation Security Administration. That is on par with the daily average in 2019.
Source: WSJ
Source: WSJ
COMPANY
Virgin Galactic Completes First Commercial Spaceflight After Setbacks, Delays
$Virgin Galactic(SPCE.US)$ completed its effort Thursday to take paying customers for the first time to the edge of space, almost two years after it was originally scheduled as a test flight.
Bed Bath & Beyond Picks Initial Buyer for BuyBuy Baby Assets
$Bed Bath & Beyond(BBBYQ.US)$ selected baby goods company Dream on Me Industries Inc. as the initial winner of an auction for the bankrupt retailer's BuyBuy Baby brand, with the hope that a higher bid might emerge to keep the brand's stores alive, according to court papers.
Tesla Deliveries Are Coming
Second-quarter delivery results are coming for many auto makers. None will be watched more closely than the numbers from Tesla, the leader in electric vehicles.
The second-quarter numbers are expected on Sunday, Wall Street is looking for deliveries of about 445,000 cars, according to FactSet . That would be a quarterly record, up from about 423,000 delivered in the first quarter of 2023, and about 255,000 in the second quarter of 2022.
Wall Street Today | Brainard Sees Potential for Near-2% US Inflation by November 2024
Source: Bloomberg, Dow Jones, CNBC
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