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JPMorgan cuts S&P 500 target as analysts say the domino effects from oil-price shock aren’t baked in

JPMorgan’s strategists are concerned about the geopolitical overhang on the U.S. equity market while Panmure Liberum is worried about the second and third order impacts of a sustained oil price shock

Here’s why stocks haven’t fallen harder due to the Iran war

There are a few under-the-surface factors that are supporting the stock market.

HSBC’s CFO just said the bank would turn to AI to cut costs. Now the bank is reported to consider 20,000 job cuts.

The bank is considering to get rid of roughly 10% of its total workforce, as the bank is focused on “staff-related inflation.”

Epic Fury has already cancelled out Big Beautiful Bill’s tax refunds – even if the Iran war ended today

A group of Stanford economists pit tax refunds versus rising gasoline prices — and the results aren’t good for American households.

‘Six figures are missing’: My aunt’s attorney took over her bank account. Two random doctors declared her incompetent. How do I fix this?

“The attorney found two doctors — one who briefly spoke to her and signed off, and another who never saw her and simply stamped the form.”

Oil prices surge after Iran attacks Middle East energy facilities

U.S. President Trump warns of devastating response if Tehran persists in targeting the region’s oil and gas production.

Alec and Hilaria Baldwin are still trying to sell $20 million Hamptons mansion—now on social media

Hilaria Baldwin is attempting to leverage her Instagram following to help her and Alec Baldwin in their desperate hunt for a buyer for their $20 million Hamptons mansion.

Almost 1 in 3 Americans doesn’t know when — or even if — they can retire

Some want to work to keep busy. Others can’t afford to stop.

Social media is eroding young people’s happiness. Low-income teens may be most at risk.

Heavy usage of certain types of social media may be contributing to a drop in youth well-being, according to Gallup’s new World Happiness Report.

U.S. stocks have reached a critical line in the sand. Why the next move could be a 10% drop.

U.S. stocks were flirting with a critical threshold on Wednesday that, if broken, could portend another 10% drop for the S&P 500, according to one technical analyst.

Five Below’s ‘squishy dumplings’ and other viral toys are drawing more shoppers to the discount retailer

Shares of Five Below rallied after hours Wednesday after the teen-centric discount retailer offered an upbeat forecast for this year and said shoppers across all income levels were buying at its stores, helped by efforts to draw younger shoppers and keep apace with viral trends online.

Dow falls nearly 800 points after Powell makes one thing clear: There’s no rush to rescue the market

“The markets are reacting negatively to the likelihood that the Fed is on hold for the time being,” says one strategist.
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