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USDA cuts July cattle report due to budget woes, frustrating market participants

Cattle producers fret about market transparency after USDA cancels its July cattle report due to budget constraints.

Uniswap says it has received SEC Wells notice, with charges imminent

Uniswap Labs has received a notice from the Securities and Exchange Commission that it will soon be charged with violating federal securities laws, its CEO Hayden Adams said in a post on X Wednesday.

‘Serious possibility’ that Fed’s next rate move is a hike, warns Larry Summers

“You have to take seriously the possibility that the next rate move will be upwards rather than downwards.”

Housing market remains ‘stagnant’ as rates surge due to hotter-than-expected inflation, Rocket CEO says

The U.S. economy is still hot, which means that the real-estate industry will face headwinds in the coming months due to higher mortgage rates.

Biden, Japanese leader decline to say if they discussed Nippon’s buyout of U.S. Steel

U.S. President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida faced questions on the proposed $14 billion buyout at joint news conference.

Trump’s DJT stock dives toward lowest close since Ron DeSantis dropped out

Trump Media’s stock has lost about 33% since it took the former president’s initials as its ticker.

Four directors to leave Paramount board as company holds merger talks: report

The media conglomerate is in exclusive merger talks with Skydance Media, the independent production company run by David Ellison.

U.S. budget deficit tops $1 trillion halfway through fiscal year

The U.S. budget deficit has topped $1 trillion halfway through the current fiscal year, driven in part by rising interest payments on the national debt.

Is Amazon’s stock a better bet than Nvidia’s? This analyst makes the case.

Amazon can be a play on the AI chip craze alongside the more obvious players, and that’s one reason a D.A. Davidson analyst thinks it has upside.

Stocks, bonds slump as traders shift Fed rate-cut expectations to September

Markets were rattled Wednesday by a stronger-than-expected inflation report, with stocks and bonds selling off as investors questioned whether the latest data will keep the Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates at all this year.

Fed officials back cautious approach to further shrinking of its balance sheet, minutes show

According to minutes from the March 19-20 meeting, Fed officials said they did not want to repeat the 2017-2019 balance-sheet runoff, which ended after turmoil in money markets.

Gold buyers are holding on to the precious metal as prices break records — and are ready to buy more

There are signs that retail gold investors are starting to shy away from profit-taking, even as prices for the metal rise to fresh all-time highs.
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