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Consumer Staples Select Sector SPDR Fund Newsroom
Coca-Cola Analyst Ratings
Target Is Expected to Get a Boost From Taylor Swift Merchandise in the Holiday Quarter
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Higher Pre-Bell Wednesday as Big Banks Gather Investors' Confidence
Is american spending slowing down? The largest retail industry organization has issued a warning that the growth rate of year-end holiday consumer spending is slowing down.
Although the National Retail Federation expects total holiday season spending to reach a new high, persistent high inflation continues to erode consumer purchasing power. The growth rate of this year's most important holiday sales will be lower than last year, and household spending will be more cautious. Consumer spending is a key pillar of the US economy, insufficient consumption power may lead to a pessimistic outlook on the economy.
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Mondelez International Analyst Ratings
Altria Group Analyst Ratings
Fund Managers Move Away From Defensive Sectors and Rotate Into Cyclicals
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Taylor Swift Teams Up With Target For Exclusive Black Friday Merch: Will Swifties Boost Q4 Sales, Prove Donald Trump Wrong?
(COST) - Analyzing Costco Wholesale's Short Interest
Analyzing Walmart In Comparison To Competitors In Consumer Staples Distribution & Retail Industry
Hershey Makes Investment to Improve Lives of Cocoa Farmers, Resiliency of Supply
UBS Maintains Sell on Philip Morris Intl, Lowers Price Target to $103
Walmart, BJ's Ride Grocery Reflation Wave As Hurricane Preparedness Boosts Q3 Outlook: Analyst
Decoding Walmart's Options Activity: What's the Big Picture?
The significant risks in November are undergoing crucial changes.
Less than a month away from the usa presidential election day on November 5th, the market is starting to price in the risks of the election results. Currently, Trump has regained a leading advantage, adding variables to the election. CICC believes that for subsequent assets, the overall bullishness of the election is favorable for US stocks but tariffs are unfavorable for chinese assets; the US dollar is relatively strong, gold is neutral, interest rates are rising; bulk commodities may benefit from expectations of Trump's stimulus.
Africa Bloc Probes Alleged Anti-Competitive Coca-Cola Conduct
After eight weeks of selling off, the hedge fund bought back US stocks, achieving the fastest speed since 2021.
The US stock market is currently experiencing active buying and market growth, but the market's high valuation is a concerning issue that may trigger future adjustments.