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Wall Street Review: Dow Surges Past 47,000 Amid Strong Earnings, Lower-Than-Expected Inflation
The rally followed a volatile pattern marked by shifting headlines on U.S.-China trade relations and renewed optimism on rate cuts.
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GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
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Australian Rare Earth Shares Surge Following Trump-Albanese Critical Minerals Deal
The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
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Booming Bank Profits Add Another Layer to Wall Street Rally
Earnings from big banks show ’strong fundamental results,' says one market analyst.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off Amid Renewed US–China Trade Tensions
Trump said the United States will impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, plus export controls on critical software.
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Wall Street Review: Dow Surges Past 47,000 Amid Strong Earnings, Lower-Than-Expected Inflation
The rally followed a volatile pattern marked by shifting headlines on U.S.-China trade relations and renewed optimism on rate cuts.
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GM Raises Full-Year Guidance on Lower-Than-Expected Tariff Impact
The company’s shares rose by nearly 15 percent.
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Australian Rare Earth Shares Surge Following Trump-Albanese Critical Minerals Deal
The two leaders signed a landmark critical minerals and rare earths framework on Oct. 20.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
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Booming Bank Profits Add Another Layer to Wall Street Rally
Earnings from big banks show ’strong fundamental results,' says one market analyst.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off Amid Renewed US–China Trade Tensions
Trump said the United States will impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, plus export controls on critical software.
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