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Are the trade wars discouraging consumers from going out to eat? A sharp decline in restaurant spending in May suggests the answer is yes — but it’s probably too soon to tell.

There’s a lot of news happening in the world every day. But lately, very little of it seems to make a lasting impact on the U.S. stock market.

Senate Republicans have unveiled a sweeping plan to overhaul the Medicaid program, with changes policy analysts warn could lead to even greater coverage losses and pain for hospital systems than the aggressive proposal passed by the House of Representatives last month.

Barclays analysts raised their price target to $200, highlighting greater optimism about Blackwell and the company’s earnings potential.

S&P components Enphase Energy and First Solar move lower by double-digit percentages.

Here’s what is closed on Juneteenth this Thursday, June 19, to observe the newest federal holiday.

Lennar sees the average price of homes delivered for the current quarter falling to the lowest levels seen in eight years.

Trump tariffs are not boosting domestic manufacturers.

Tariffs aren’t yet showing up in inflation data, but that doesn’t mean they won’t in the coming months, says Richard Clarida, a former Federal Reserve Vice Chair and now an economic adviser at Pimco

Builders’ confidence in the housing market sank in June, the National Association of Home Builders said.

Simmering trade wars have created a sort of stop-and-start economy — and the latest snapshot of retail sales in May underscores the threat to U.S. growth.

Verve Therapeutics’ stock rallies by a record 80% on Eli Lilly’s premium purchase price for the drug-development company.