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The Biden incident of calling himself a "black woman" is still fermenting, and the host involved has lost his job.
The latest developments show that in the radio interview last week where Biden performed poorly, even the questions raised by the host were provided in advance by the Biden team. At the time, the radio station immediately "distanced itself" from the involved host, emphasizing that this was a "personal behavior." The Biden team only stated that they "will not do this again" in the future.
Made the wrong bet again? Before Tesla's big rise last week, hedge funds chose to increase their short positions.
Despite Tesla's latest sales data driving the stock's rapid rebound, hedge fund managers are calling for investors to stay away!
Biden is getting deeper and deeper into the "dropout" vortex, and the next week will be decisive!
Biden's close ally urged him to make a lot of public appearances in the next week to convince voters that he can beat Trump, otherwise he may have to make a decision.
Consumers in the USA are under pressure: unemployment rate has reached a two-year high, and there are signs of weak consumer spending.
As the unemployment rate reaches its highest point in over two years, many areas of the USA economy are showing signs of weakness.
Will Powell's testimony, along with U.S. CPI data, make the Fed stir up interest rate cuts this week?
Undoubtedly, the topic of whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in the third quarter will once again become the focus of attention for all parties in the industry in the next few days.
Will the "technology faith" be renewed during the US earnings season this week?
This time, Wall Street has high expectations for US stock earnings reports. FactSet predicts that the S&P 500 index will see a nearly 9% year-on-year growth in profits for the second quarter, with a chance to achieve the largest quarterly increase since early 2022.