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Stocks opened strong but couldn't maintain gains after the Federal Reserve's hawkish rate cut, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising 0.04% to end its longest losing streak since 1974. GDP growth for Q3 was revised up to 3.1%, indicating robust domestic demand, while the 10-year Treasury yield climbed to 4.572%. Micron Technology's stock fell 16.2% after missing second-quarter guidance despite beating earnings estimates for Q1.
Credit Suisse"s collapse stemmed from a series of scandals that eroded trust among clients, regulators, and investors, exacerbated by a rapid turnover in leadership. The bank"s mismanagement, highlighted by significant losses from the Archegos and Greensill scandals, left it vulnerable to a digital bank run, ultimately leading to its forced takeover by UBS amid a broader banking crisis. Social media amplified existing fears, revealing the fragility of the banking system and prompting calls for regulatory reforms to address these new challenges.
Wall Street's initial enthusiasm for Donald Trump's presidency is now tempered by the complexities of his potential second term. Experts warn that his administration may introduce contradictory policies and unintended consequences, influenced by his choice of advisors. The implications for interest rates and Corporate America remain uncertain.
With the US presidential election approaching, major polls indicate a tight race between Vice President Harris and former President Trump. However, Wall Street is increasingly betting on a Trump victory, leading to what is termed “The Trump Trade.” Bloomberg Opinion’s John Authers discusses the implications of this trend for the economy on the Big Take podcast.
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