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Sunday, July 27
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Today we’re going to talk about a unique gold fund that’s soared 69.4% so far this year—but despite that huge run, it’s still not a buy.
Fire Powell? Keep him around? The question never seems to go away—and the markets, fueled by the so-called “TACO” trade, are shrugging it all off.
Auto stocks were volatile as a EU/U.S. tariff deal seemed imminent. Nervousness shows hopes for a deal might be wishful thinking. An announcement is expected August 1.
Asian equities had a poor start to the week, as Moody’s US debt rating cut weighed on risk sentiment, as Mainland China and Indonesia managed gains, while Taiwan and South Korea underperformed, as the US dollar fell versus most regional indices.
The Fed is expected to hold interest rates steady at its upcoming decision on June 18. However, the meeting may offer clues on future rate moves.
Moody’s lowered the sovereign credit rating of the US, joining S&P and Fitch in stripping America’s AAA status. Three stocks to buy now.
Asian equities were mixed but mostly lower overnight as Indonesia and Australia outperformed while Vietnam and Mainland China underperformed.
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Boeing has been under a cloud of bad news falling from 2019 after a 10-year bull market. United Health has been a drag on the DJIA likely extending into September.
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