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Steve posted an update 2 months ago
Why Discretionary Spending is Set to Drop and How That Will Hurt Walmart
1. Economic Uncertainty and Inflation: Discretionary spending, which includes non-essential purchases like electronics, apparel, and dining out, is expected to decline due to growing economic uncertainty and inflationary pressures. When inflation is high or economic…
Steve posted an update 3 months ago
Upcoming Jobs Revision Could Delay Fed’s Interest Rate Cuts Even Further
On Wednesday, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is expected to issue a significant downward revision to job numbers for the April 2023-March 2024 period, potentially reducing the total by up to 1 million jobs. This upcoming revision introduces new uncertainty into…
Steve posted an update 3 months ago
Understanding OPEX and Its Impact on the Market: What to Expect on OPEX Day
Today is OPEX day—short for options expiration—a key event in the financial markets that often leads to heightened volatility and significant price movements across stocks, indices, and options. Understanding how OPEX works and its implications for traders and investors…
Steve posted an update 5 months ago
May Retail Sales Rise Less Than Expected: Implications for Federal Reserve Rate Decisions
The latest retail sales report for May showed a weaker-than-expected increase, with sales rising by only 0.2% month-on-month, compared to the 0.3% forecasted by economists. This sluggish growth in consumer spending, a critical component of the U.S.…
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