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Goldman Rebalances Low Labor Cost Basket Amid Cooling Labor Market
Express News | Hedge funds bought heavily into large technology stocks after the Federal Reserve cut interest rates.
The clarion call of "nuclear power renaissance" has been sounded! Fourteen global financial giants are reportedly ready to support nuclear energy.
According to media reports, 14 large banks and financial institutions globally will commit to increasing support for nuclear energy, which is expected to provide support for the latest wave of nuclear power plant construction financing; Major banks have not yet specified specific action plans, but nuclear energy experts say that the public support from these institutions for nuclear energy has long been anticipated by the public.
Express News | Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission: Goldman Sachs' former trader Zheng Zhongsheng is prohibited from re-entering the industry for 6 months.
Express News | Goldman Sachs raised its exchange rate forecasts for the British pound, Japanese yen, and euro after the Fed rate cut.
Major Global Banks to Show Support for Nuclear Power - Report
Express News | Gold has surged to record highs, and institutions have already called for $3000.
Harris accepted CNN's invitation for the second debate and called on Trump to "fight again."
①Harris posted on social media platform, saying:"I am glad to accept the second presidential debate on October 23rd, and I hope Trump can join." ②Currently, Trump's campaign team has not responded to Harris's invitation.
Goldman Sachs Promotes Josh Schiffrin to Chief Strategy Officer - Report
How Financial Stocks May Fare in a 'Game of Regulatory Seats' Under a Trump White House
Savings and CD Rates Are Already Dropping. Where to Find the Best Deals. -- Barrons.com
Spotlight on Goldman Sachs Gr: Analyzing the Surge in Options Activity
Federal Reserve Said to Face Resistance From FDIC on Reworked Bank Capital Plan
Dow, Caterpillar Share Losses Lead Dow's 119-Point Fall
JPMorgan Pilots New Credit-card Product in Push to Grow U.K. Consumer Base - Report
The Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.'s (NYSE:GS) High Institutional Ownership Speaks for Itself as Stock Continues to Impress, up 6.3% Over Last Week
Trump refuses to sell stocks, market turmoil may trigger a new round of selling.
Donald Trump recently stated that he will not sell his stocks in Trump Media & Technology Group (DJT). However, starting from this Thursday, he has the option - an option that has been unavailable since the social media company went public in March.
UBS Group: Harris' victory will be bullish for utility bonds, while Trump will boost energy.
The UBS Group credit strategy director said that if Harris wins the election, it will boost bonds in industries such as utilities. Trump, on the other hand, will boost industries such as energy.
Goldman Sachs' Break up With Apple Could Cost $500 Million to $4 Billion, Says Analyst
Bank Stocks Rally After Fed Embarks on Easing Path; Jefferies Prefers Regionals