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Pimco's Wilding Says the Fed Pivot Party Is Over
Tiffany Wilding, Pimco managing director and economist, says the US economy is "incredibly strong" and isn't consistent with inflation pressures further moderating. She speaks on Bloomberg Television.
Bloomberg03:10 ET
Overnight news: US FTC plans to ban Wall Street competition agreement ECB governing board says inflation may still be stubborn, Microsoft and Amazon's AI deals face scrutiny
For more global financial information, please go to the 7×24 hour real-time financial news market closing: US stocks rose and fell three times in a row with S&P in the top 20 US stock turnover on April 24: Tesla pushed back affordable models, and the stock price surged 12%, US WTI crude oil closed down 0.66% on Wednesday and fell 0.66% to below $83. On Wednesday, popular Chinese securities rose 2.9%, NIO, 3.5%, New Oriental fell 14%, European stocks fell 0.39%, and the European Stock 50 index fell 0.39% macro, the US stock market closed down 0.39%, and the US Stock Exchange 50 Index fell 0.39% macro, the US Stock Exchange 50 Index fell 0.39% Macro US CFTCFC banned Wall Street competition agreement, but bankers and “gardening leave” is not in it
環球市場播報17:54 ET
Market Trades Flat, Earnings Swing Big and Small | Wall Street Today
Indexes finished flat before yet another massive day of after-hours earnings Wednesday.
Moomoo Recap US16:41 ET
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Inch Higher, But Dow Jones Industrial Average Eases a Bit
S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite Inch Higher, But Dow Jones Industrial Average Eases a Bit
moomoo News16:16 ET
AT&T First-Quarter Earnings, Postpaid Phone Subscribers Top Analyst Estimates
AT&T (T) on Wednesday recorded lower first-quarter results but earnings topped market estimates, while the telecommunication giant added more postpaid phone subscribers than analysts expected. The com
MT NewswiresApr 24 11:39 ET
Tesla Robo Talk Helps Rebound, but Most Stocks Falling. | Moovers
Morning mooers! It is Wednesday, April 23rd, and the market is open and reaching for the green, but by the numbers, most equities are red.
Kevin TraversApr 24 10:53 ET