Markets & Economy
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Stock Futures: Rebounding after yesterday’s dip.
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NASDAQ 100 up ~1.2%
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S&P 500, Dow, Russell 2000 all up ~1.1–1.2%
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10-Year Treasury Yield: Down slightly after a recent rebound.
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U.S. Dollar: Slightly up after hitting a 3-year low.
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Bitcoin: Rising, trading more like gold or a dollar rival lately.
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IMF Cuts Growth Forecast:
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U.S.: From 2.7% to 1.8%
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Global: From 3.5% to 2.8%
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Macroeconomic & Trade News
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Richmond Fed Manufacturing Index: Expected at -5 (vs. -4 in March).
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India–US Talks: Positive tone on trade; India still has high tariffs.
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US Tariffs: Imposing up to 3403% on Southeast Asian solar cells (suspected China involvement).
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Drug Pricing: Potential U.S. policy to tie drug prices to global rates.
Earnings Highlights
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Verizon: Beat EPS & revenue, but lost more subscribers than expected. Stock down.
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GE, Lockheed, RTX (Raytheon): Beat and reaffirmed; RTX down despite this.
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Northrop: Missed EPS, took B-21 bomber charge; cut outlook; stock tumbling.
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Hexcel: Missed and cut 2025 guidance.
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Boeing: Up on $10.55B sale of digital aviation business to Thoma Bravo.
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3M: Beat, but warned tariffs may hurt future profits.
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Medpace, Kimberly Clark, Zion Bancorp: Mixed results, mostly down.
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Regeneron: Investing $3B to expand U.S. manufacturing.
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Apple: AI adoption better than expected (Morgan Stanley).
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Nvidia: Deutsche Bank cuts target to $125 from $135.
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