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NY manufacturing rebounds, but rising costs and weak hiring weigh on outlook. Inflation concerns may pressure Fed policy. Market impact analyzed.

U.S. retail sales fell 0.9% in January, far below forecasts, as harsh weather and trade uncertainty slowed consumer spending. What’s next for the economy?

Robinhood, Coinbase, and Roku surge post-earnings, fueling after-hours gains. Will these moves push the S&P 500 and Nasdaq higher on Friday?

Producer prices rose 0.4% in January, with energy and food costs surging. Persistent inflation may delay Fed rate cuts, impacting market expectations.

AppLovin soars 15%, Cisco rises on AI momentum, but Reddit sinks on weak user growth. Nasdaq 100 traders eye Fed policy and tariff risks ahead.

Hotter-than-expected CPI data fuels inflation fears, pushing Fed rate cut expectations further out. Markets react with stock sell-offs and rising bond yields.

Amazon beats Q4 estimates, but weak Q1 guidance sends shares down 4% after hours. Traders eye AWS growth and retail trends for market direction.

U.S. jobless claims surged to 219K, exceeding forecasts. Rising layoffs and weak productivity could impact Fed policy and weigh on the U.S. dollar.

US-China trade war escalates—Beijing imposes tariffs, tightens mineral exports, and probes US tech giants.

Private payrolls surged by 183K in January, surpassing forecasts. Strong hiring in services offsets manufacturing job losses. Fed policy moves remain in focus.

Alphabet stock drops 6% after a Q4 revenue miss despite an EPS beat. Traders react to weak cloud growth—what’s next for Nasdaq and tech stocks?

With eurozone inflation at 2.5% and core at 2.7%, ECB rate cut hopes fade. Rising energy prices and sticky services inflation complicate monetary policy.

Core PCE inflation held at 2.8% in December, keeping it above the Fed’s 2% target. Will sticky prices delay the central bank’s next rate move?

Apple beats earnings but misses iPhone sales, sending shares down 1.6% after hours. China revenue drops 11%—what’s next for AAPL?

U.S. GDP growth slowed to 2.3% in Q4, weighed down by weak investment. Inflation ticked higher, while jobless claims fell, signaling a resilient labor market.

AI wars escalate—DeepSeek’s success sparks US concerns, Nvidia reels from losses.

With inflation still elevated, the Fed pauses rate cuts. Powell stresses a data-driven approach, leaving traders uncertain about the next policy move.

Starbucks beats earnings estimates with $0.69 EPS and $9.4B revenue as same-store sales drop 4%. U.S. traffic slips 8%, China sales fall 6%. Can Niccol spark recovery?

Durable goods orders fell 2.2% in December, led by a 7.4% drop in transportation. Excluding transportation, orders rose 0.3%, signaling mixed resilience.

Trump’s tariff flip-flop adds uncertainty to US-China trade relations, impacting Mainland China’s equity markets.