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Why emerging-markets guru Mobius is 95% in cash

Mark Mobius, the self-styled ‘father of emerging markets,’ has spent his entire career in an asset class notorious for its volatility and his pronouncements on have long been interpreted as sanguine.

Americans boosted spending last month — but mainly to avoid tariff price increases

Consumer spending climbs 0.7% in March. Auto sales surge.

Inflation slowed in March — but that was before trade wars threatened to raise prices

PCE shows inflation rate decelerating to 2.3%

Norwegian Cruise Line expects profit to miss estimates as it faces ‘macroeconomic volatility’

Norwegian Cruise Line’s stock fell more than 8% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the cruise operator warned it expects to fall short of Wall Street analyst estimates for its second quarter as it faces an uncertain economic outlook.

Etsy vows to stay ‘nimble’ amid tariff fallout and ‘fluid’ consumer confidence

“The first quarter of 2025 played out largely as expected,” Etsy said.

Humana’s exit of some ‘unprofitable’ Medicare plans helps fuel a big profit beat

While Humana affirmed its full-year profit outlook, which can be viewed as a positive in the current uncertain economic environment, quarterly revenue came up a bit shy, and the earnings outlook for the current quarter was below Wall Street projections.

GDP shrinks for first time in 3 years as Trump tariffs trigger record trade deficit

The U.S. economy contracted in the first quarter of 2025 for the first time in three years, reflecting a surge in imports ahead of President Trump’s tariffs and a slowdown in consumer spending.

Caterpillar says tariffs could lead to up to $350 million in short-term costs

Caterpillar expects “negative economic growth” in the second half of the year.

Amazon could emerge stronger from tariffs. But earnings will show how much pain that requires.

Amazon reports earnings on Thursday, and investors will be focused on the outlook for signs of tariff-related pressure.

Markets are dealing with a new kind of shock. The S&P 500 might not have bottomed yet, says Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs strategist Vickie Chang is not convinced the S&P 500’s tariff-induced wild days are over yet.

OPEC+ crashed oil prices by hiking output in April. Here’s why they could do it again.

OPEC+ shocked the market earlier this month with plans to ramp up crude output, setting oil prices up for their worst monthly performance in years. Now the group of oil producers might add even more barrels.

I went back to work for 5 years after retiring. Do I get more Social Security? 

Social Security claiming is usually permanent, but there are some exceptions.
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