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Verizon raises 2025 profit forecast as demand for premium plans grows. Despite losing wireless subscribers, broadband gains drive earnings beat.

U.S. housing starts rose 4.6% in June, but falling single-family permits and completions signal weakness. Bearish outlook for homebuilders ahead.

Netflix dips after earnings beat as subscriber growth lags. Traders eye key support levels and analyst reactions in the US stock market forecast.

June U.S. retail sales rebounded 0.6%, while jobless claims fell. Strong consumer demand and Philly Fed data support a short-term bullish equity outlook.

Beijing faces stimulus dilemma as housing woes, youth joblessness, and tariff headwinds persist.

June PPI came in flat vs. 0.2% forecast, easing inflation fears. Goods rose 0.3% while services fell 0.1%. Core PPI held steady. Fed policy may stay dovish.

Goldman Sachs beats Q2 estimates with $840M trading revenue surprise, driven by record equities performance and renewed investment banking momentum.

U.S. CPI rose 2.7% YoY in June, with shelter and energy leading the gains. Core inflation held at 2.9% YoY, raising questions about the Fed’s next move.

JPMorgan Chase delivers strong Q2 results despite 17% profit decline. Trading revenue surges 15% to $8.9B while investment banking fees rise 7%.

Mixed Chinese economic data highlight weak consumer demand and growing trade risks, fueling stimulus speculation.

US jobless claims dip but insured unemployment hits 2021 highs, signaling labor softening traders should watch ahead of Federal Reserve updates.

U.S. payrolls rose 147K in June, beating forecasts. A lower 4.1% jobless rate and steady wages keep the Fed cautious, supporting stocks and yields.

Private payrolls fell 33K in June, missing forecasts. Services led losses as traders eye Fed rate cut odds ahead of Thursday’s nonfarm payrolls data.

Core PCE rose to 2.7%, pressuring the Fed’s rate path. Hot inflation data cuts rate-cut hopes, impacting USD, yields, and equity futures.

Nike stock slipped after beating Q4 estimates, as traders remain cautious on its turnaround and the retail forecast across US stocks and Dow Jones indices.

Durable goods orders soared in May, led by transportation, while rising insured unemployment hints at labor market strain. Traders should watch sector signals.

U.S. existing-home sales rose 0.8% in May, but high mortgage rates keep pressure on demand. Inventory and prices continue to rise. Read the full market outlook.

Philly Fed survey shows continued weakness in factory activity as job losses rise and new orders soften, signaling a bearish outlook for industrials.

U.S. housing starts fell 9.8% in May while jobless claims held steady. Builders face pressure as permits decline and multi-family demand weakens.

U.S. retail sales fell 0.9% in May while core sales dropped 0.3%, missing forecasts and raising concerns over consumer demand and Fed policy direction.