By Dana Hull (bloomberg.com) – Wall Street and Washington have the same question for Elon Musk: Where’s the money?
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Tech Bloodletting Nears $300 Billion Since Facebook Reported – Bloomberg
By Elena Popina (bloomberg.com) – The rush to get out of U.S. tech stocks entered its third day Monday as concerns mounted over how the storied FAANG bloc will fare amid rising interest rates and slower growth.
Thompson Investment Management, Inc. Adds To Investment Team
MADISON, WI (July 25, 2018) – Thompson Investment Management is pleased to announce that Dan Bagin has been hired as a full-time Research Analyst. Dan recently graduated from the University of Madison-Wisconsin’s Applied Security Analysis Program.
Fed’s Powell Says Gradual Rate Hikes Are the Best Path ‘For Now’ – Bloomberg
By Craig Torres and Christopher Condon (Bloomberg.com) – Fed’s Powell Says Gradual Rate Hikes Are the Best Path ‘For Now’
Stocks Decline as Oil Tumbles, Dollar Rallies: Markets Wrap – Bloomberg
By Randall Jensen (Bloomberg.com) – Stocks Decline as Oil Tumbles, Dollar Rallies: Markets Wrap
Here’s How a Trade War Between the U.S. and China Could Get Ugly – Bloomberg
By Andrew Mayeda and Jenny Leonard (Bloomberg.com) – Here’s How a Trade War Between the U.S. and China Could Get Ugly
Americans Are Pouring Money Into Their Homes Like It’s the 1990s – Bloomberg
By Vince Golle (Bloomberg.com) – If you’re building or renovating a home in the U.S. these days, you’ve got plenty of company.
Mnuchin Says Ultra-Long U.S. Bonds Can Absolutely Make Sense – Bloomberg
By John Micklethwait and Saleha Mohsin (Bloomberg.com) – Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said the first ultra-long bond issuance could “absolutely” make sense to help finance the U.S. government, while indicating he’d be reluctant to swell the federal budget deficit to pay for planned infrastructure investment.
Markets Start to Ponder the $13 Trillion Gorilla in the Room – Bloomberg
By Enda Curran, Liz McCormick, and Eric Lam (Bloomberg.com) – After heading into the uncharted territory of quantitative easing, the world’s central banks are starting to plan their course through the uncharted waters of quantitative tightening.
U.S. Consumer Prices Show Biggest Annual Increase Since 2012 – Bloomberg
By Sho Chandra (bloomberg.com) – The U.S. cost of living rose in February, while prices increased from a year ago by the most since March 2012, reinforcing the view that inflation is in line with the Federal Reserve’s goal.