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China’s producer prices plunged 3.6% in June from a year earlier, marking its largest decline since July 2023. The consumer price index edged 0.1% higher in June from a year ago, beating the estimates for a flat reading. Core CPI, stripping out food and energy prices, rose 0.7% from a year ago.China’s producer prices plunged 3.6% in June from a year earlier, marking its largest decline in nearly two years, as a deepening price war rippled through the economy that’s already grappling with tepid consumer demand.The consumer price index edged 0.1% higher in June from a year ago, according to data from the National Bureau of Statistics Wednesday, returning to growth after four consecutive months of declines.Economists had forecast a flat reading compared to the same period a year earlier, according to a Reuters poll.Core CPI, stripping out food and energy prices, rose 0.7% from a year ago, the biggest increase in 14 months, according to NBS.The drop in producer prices, however, came worse than the expected 3.2% in a Reuters poll and marked its biggest fall since July 2023, according to LSEG data. The PPI has been mired in a multi-year deflationary streak since September 2022.Mainland China’s CSI 300 index rose 0.19% following the release.“It is too early to call the end of deflation at this stage [as] the momentum in the property sector is still weakening [and] the ‘anti-involution’ campaign is still at its early phase,” said Zhiwei Zhang, president and chief economist at Pinpoint Asset Management. Involution, known colloquially as “neijuan” in China, refers to the price wars plaguing some consumer sectors.Last week, Chinese policymakers, in a top economic policy meeting chaired by President Xi Jinping, criticized the excessive price competition by Chinese companies to entice consumers and clear excess inventory, as the U.S. tariff onslaught has threatened the viability of selling to the world’s largest consumer market.Beijing pledged to tighten regulations on such aggressive price-cutting that has been unable to influence consumer behavior while biting into businesses’ profitability. Profits at industrial firms plunged 9.1% in May from a year earlier, marking the steepest fall since October last year.“Businesses should be guided to improve product quality and support the orderly phasing out of outdated production capacity,” a Chinese state-backed newspaper said, citing the meeting.The rebound in consumer prices last month was helped by a consumer goods trade-in scheme offering subsidies for household appliances, electronics and electric vehicles, said Zichun Huang, China economist at Capital Economics.That boost, however, will likely diminish in the second half of this year, Huang noted, denting the underlying inflation if the oversupply issue persists.“With goods supply continuing to outpace demand, persistent overcapacity means price wars among manufacturers are likely to continue,” Huang added.“Without a strong policy stimulus, it’s hard to escape the ongoing deflationary spiral,” said Larry Hu, chief China economist at Macquarie, adding that the momentum in China’s exports in recent months has partly pared back Beijing’s desire to stimulate consumption in any meaningful way.“Policymakers will keep waiting until exports fall sharply,” Hu added.China’s export growth has shown some resilience in recent months, even as the erratic U.S. tariff policies disrupted global trade. Chinese overall exports rose 4.8% in May and 8.1% in April, thanks to a surge in shipments to the Southeast Asian nations that largely offset the shrinking U.S.-bound goods.
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Australian flag carrier begins notifying millions of individuals after a cyber attack on a call centre, confirming that while financial and passport details are safe, a significant volume of other personal information was compromised
NEW YORK (AP) — Sabrina Ionescu scored 28 points to lead the New York Liberty to an 87-78 victory Tuesday night over the Las Vegas Aces, who lost star A'ja Wilson to a right wrist injury in the first half.
Jeff Williams, Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL) longtime chief operating officer and a key figure once rumored to be Tim Cook's potential successor, will retire later this year.What Happened: On Tuesday, in a press release, Apple announced that Williams will transition COO duties to Sabih Khan later this month.The outgoing COO joined Apple in 1998 and helped architect the company's health strategy and build the supply chain.“Apple wouldn't be what it is without him,” said Tim Cook, adding, “He's helped to create ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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Elizabeth Olsen, Diane Kruger and Pauline Chalamet pose on the stairs while attending the Patou fashion show held on Sunday (July 6) in Paris. The actresses were among several celebrities checking out the brand’s Spring Summer 2026 RTW Collection during Paris Fashion Week. Also in attendance include fellow actors Kelly Rutherford, Minka Kelly, Susan Sarandon, [...]
Nick Loftin hit a go-ahead two-run homer in the seventh inning, then won it in the ninth with a one-out RBI single as the Kansas City Royals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3. Rookie Jac Caglianone homered for the Royals, a...
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Syria's Sharaa Met With Top Israeli Officials In 'Quiet' Normalization Effort: Reports A Syrian newspaper as well as several Israeli media sources are reporting that Syrian President Ahmed al-Sharaa, who previously went by Abu Mohammad al-Jolani and is the founder of Syrian al-Qaeda, has met with Israel's National Security Adviser Tzachi Hanegbi in Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates.While the reports remain unconfirmed by Damascus, The Jerusalem Post says that this was not "the first such meeting" to take place, citing a Syrian source. But Israel quickly denied the reports: "Israel issued a statement denying the claim, noting that Hanegbi is in Washington as part of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s delegation visiting the US." via Tehran TimesThe sources are calling the alleged meeting "a significant step in the Syrian‐Israeli negotiations" as part of potentially moving closer to achieving normalization base on the Abraham Accords.This could also be part of publicly known efforts to advance "quiet" talk with Israel in order to reach a security status quo. At the moment Israel's military still occupies a large portion of southern Syria, going well beyond the Golan Heights.Israel's YNet writes that "The expected agreement could include security guarantees, a pledge to counter terrorist activity, measures to curb Iranian influence, and a restriction of terror operatives near the border.""According to foreign reports, Israel has already used Syrian airspace to strike Iranian targets—suggesting informal coordination between the two nations, even if not official," the outlet adds.Damascus has continued to claim busting up 'Iranian terror' cells in various parts of the country. It is not expected to prioritize counter-ISIS operations given that many of the Sharaa/HTS government's own members are ISIS or former ISIS.The prior Assad government had lone been Israel's most formidable regional enemy, given it possessed Russian anti-aircraft systems and hosted Iranian forces. Israel, for its part, was part of the West's covert war to oust Assad.The timing of these reported Sharaa meetings with top Israeli officials is interesting given that it was only on Monday that the US formally lifted the longtime terror designation against his group, Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS).Meanwhile, an interesting new revelation on Monday...JUST IN: TRUMP SAYS NETANYAHU WANTED SANCTIONS LIFTED OFF SYRIA“We took the sanctions off [Syria] because we want to give them a chance ... and I would love to be able to — at the right time — take those sanctions off [Iran], give them a chance at rebuilding, because I'd like... pic.twitter.com/dTkxg2vomr— Sulaiman Ahmed (@ShaykhSulaiman) July 8, 2025As we highlighted, the fact that Sharaa was a formally designated terrorist didn't stop President Trump from meeting with him during his Saudi visit months ago. Trump even praised him as a "young, attractive guy" who has a "real shot at doing a good job"Sadly, the message from the White House seems to be that Syria should prioritize ending the long-running state of conflict with Israel, but there's been barely a peep about the massacres being conducted against Syria's ancient Christian, Alawite, and Druze populations. Tyler DurdenTue, 07/08/2025 - 22:10
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Amid renewed Russian attacks on Ukraine, the White House is weighing whether to send Kyiv another coveted Patriot air-defense system—a move that could signal a major shift in US military support and put pressure on Moscow. Two officials tell the Wall Street Journal the Trump administration has asked the...
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In the latest twist and turn regarding the nation's agricultural workers, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said in no uncertain terms Tuesday that "there will be no amnesty" for farm laborers who are in the US without documentation—a declaration President Trump himself later backed. "The mass deportations continue, but in...
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LONDON (AP) — A malfunction with Wimbledon 's new electronic line-calling system required a point to be replayed during a quarterfinal match between Taylor Fritz and Karen Khachanov on Tuesday.The issue occurred during the opening game of the fourth set on Court No. 1 after Fritz had served at 15...
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It’s another summer of live music at Victoria Park. The Roos Island Music Series got underway on Monday and continues with weekday evening and Sunday afternoon performances for the rest of the summer. The island reopened last summer following a year-long closure, debuting with the festival. The music series returns back this summer with more [...]The post Summer music series takes over Roos Island in Kitchener appeared first on CityNews Kitchener.
The New York Yankees could see Luis Gil return to the mound in the near future. The righty recently received a positive update for New York.
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Amazon Prime gamers, it's time once again to dive into your savings for some big discounts on games and hardware.Prime Day 2025 has arrived, and it's full of a lot of good deals on games and peripherals like controllers, headsets, keyboards, and mice for you to load up on for the rest of the year...until the Black Friday deals in November, that is.Buckle up and get ready to spend, because we've gone through the deals to find the best of the best for you to spend your hard-earned cash on for some quality products at solid prices.Best Amazon Prime Day gaming dealsImage via UbisoftHere's our picks for some of the best games and deals on Prime Day this year. These are especially good deals considering that the games are physical copies which seem like they're harder and harder to come by these days as everything shifts to digital.GamesAssassins Creed: Shadows (PS5 or Xbox Series X|S) - 32 percent offSplit Fiction (PS5) - 30 percent offMetal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 1 (Switch) - 58 percent off FINAL FANTASY I-VI Collection Anniversary Edition (PS4 and Switch) - 40 percent offFinal Fantasy VII Rebirth - Exclusive Amazon Edition (PS5) - 43 percent offFinal Fantasy VII Remake Intergrade (PS5) - 25 percent offMarvel's Spider-Man 2 (PS5) - 43 percent offBalatro Special Edition (Switch) - 33 percent offStar Wars Outlaws - Limited Edition (PS5) - 59 percent offFinal Fantasy XVI (PS5) - 38 percent offAlan Wake 2 Deluxe Edition - (PS5 of Xbox Series X|S) - Up to 37 percent offJurassic Park Classic Games Collection - (PS5 or Switch) - 25 percent offHorizon Forbidden West Special Edition (PS5) - 50 percent offDemon's Souls (PS5) - 57 percent offLife is Strange: Double Exposure (PS5, Switch, Xbox Series X|S) - Up to 50 percent offSkydance's Behemoth (PS5 PSVR2) - 25 percent offFANTASIAN Neo Dimension (PS5 and Switch) - Up to 40 percent offControllers and hardwareImage via MetaMeta Quest 3S VR headset with Batman: Arkham Shadow - 256 GB - 18 percent offSamsung 27-Inch S39C Series FHD Curved Gaming Monitor - 39 percent offXbox Wireless Controller, Fire TV Stick, 1 Month Game Pass Ultimate Bundle - 39 percent offXbox Wireless Gaming Controller - 17 percent offPowerA Wireless Nintendo Switch Controller - (Legend of Zelda) - 44 percent offRazer Universal Quick Charging Stand for Xbox Series X|S controller - 50 percent offSCUF VALOR PRO Wired Performance Controller (Xbox and PC) - 18 percent offLogitech G Astro A50 X Wireless Gaming Headset + Base Station - 19 percent offSteelSeries Arctis Nova Gaming wired Headset - 33 percent offYINYOO KBEAR KS1 in Ear Monitor Bass Earbuds Wired Earbuds - 15 percent off8Bitdo Ultimate 2 Bluetooth Controller for Switch/Switch 2 & Windows PC - 20 percent offLogitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse - 34 percent offLogitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse - 43 percent offEPOMAKER x Aula F75 Gasket Mechanical Keyboard - 30 percent off8BitDo Retro 87 Mechanical Keyboard with RGB Backlight - 17 percent offEURPMASK Rotating Headphone Stand - PC Gaming Headset Holder - 41 percent offNintendo Switch Game Case with 24 Game Holder Slots and 24 SD Micro Card Slots - 50 percent offPowerA Crossbody Bag for Nintendo Switch Systems - 40 percent offCRKD Nitro Deck for Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED - 20 percent offSCUF Control Thumbstick Grips (Xbox, PS5, Switch) - 20 percent off8BitDo Retro 18 Mechanical Numpad - 24 percent offThe post Best Gaming Deals during Amazon Prime Day 2025 appeared first on Destructoid.
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On a recent episode of the “Joe Rogan Experience” podcast, host Joe Rogan and Replit CEO Amjad Masad explored the rise of AI, the collapse of routine jobs, and what happens when someone’s entire sense of self is tied to work that may soon vanish.Identity At StakeRogan voiced concern about what happens when automation hits not just jobs, but people's sense of purpose."My problem is there's some people that are doing those jobs right now and it's their entire identity," Rogan said. "They work for a good company, they make a good living, and that might go away, and they're just not psychologically equipped to completely change their life."Don't Miss:Warren Buffett once said, "If you don't find a way to make money while you sleep, you will work until you die." Here’s how you can earn passive income with just $10.$100k+ in investable assets? Match with a fiduciary advisor for free to learn how you can maximize your retirement and save on taxes – no cost, no obligation.He added that many of these people are "valuable parts of a certain business" and "hardworking," saying, "They show up every day. Everybody loves them and trusts them. And that's part of who they ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
Prime Gaming already revealed its free games for the month of July, but the service is adding a new batch of games that can be claimed effective today. The free games are meant to celebrate Prime Day, and can be claimed through GOG and the Epic Games Store. Readers should note that while three of [...]The post Prime Gaming’s New Free Games Include a Star Wars Classic and a Beloved Marvel Game appeared first on ComicBook.com.
LONDON (AP) — A malfunction with Wimbledon's new electronic line calling system required a point to be replayed during a quarterfinal match between Taylor Fritz and Karen Khachanov on Tuesday.
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FOX Nation Strikes Deal to Become PBR's Exclusive Broadcast Partner for "PBR Friday Night Live" Series Season Two of "Last Cowboy Standing" to be Released in Lead Up NEW YORK, July 8, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- FOX Nation has signed its first deal in the live sports arena, becoming the exclusive Friday night broadcast partner for the PBR (Professional Bull Riders) Camping World Team Series, announced FOX Nation president Lauren Petterson. Beginning on Friday, August 8th, the "PBR Friday Night Live" series will begin in Sunrise, FL and will continue weekly through the fall with 10 Friday Night Teams broadcasts across the country culminating with league's championship opener on October 24 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. In the lead up to the live weekly team events, the platform will roll out season two of the hit series "Last Cowboy Standing" beginning on Friday, July 11. With 10 all-new weekly episodes, eight ...Full story available on Benzinga.com
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The S&P 500 was trading little changed after President Donald Trump on Tuesday offered no exceptions to his Aug. 1 tariff start date.The broad market benchmark was little changed, while the Nasdaq Composite added 0.1%. The Dow Jones Industrial Average slipped 153 points, or 0.3%.Traders had trouble keeping up with the conflicting signals from Trump on trade. Trump on Monday pushed the tariff deadline to Aug. 1 from July 9. Then, late Monday he said that new deadline was “not 100% firm.”However, on Tuesday, the president posted on Truth Social that there would be no change or extensions granted to the Aug. 1 date. The same day, Trump also announced a steep 50% tariff on copper import.Tuesday’s listless action follows Monday’s deep sell-off with the Dow tumbling more than 400 points as Trump slapped 25% tariffs on South Korea and Japan. Trump hit at least 14 countries in total with new duties on Monday.Investors are waiting for further clarity, with many expecting the ultimate tariff rates to not be as strict as what Trump has threatened.“What we’ve seen since April has really been the markets getting past the idea that tariffs would have a particularly detrimental impact on growth, earnings, inflation, etc.,” said Bill Merz, head of capital markets research at U.S. Bank Wealth Management. “Investor sentiment has shifted a lot in a very short period of time and become more optimistic, as we can see in equity market pricing and how we’re right around all time highs across multiple indices.”On the upside, Nvidia nudged higher, closing in on a $4 trillion market cap. But banks helped weigh down the market, after HSBC adopted a “more cautious stance” on larger banks. Shares of JPMorgan and Bank of America shed 3%, while Goldman Sachs slipped 2%.The consumer will have to take some of the tariff increases, Evercore ISI analyst says Consumers are going to have to absorb some of the costs from higher tariffs, according to Mark Mahaney, head of internet research at Evercore ISI. Mahaney said he expects that price increases from tariffs can still come. He noted that a spike in costs that can be weathered by larger retailers such as Walmart, Home Depot and Amazon will be more challenging for smaller companies. “10%, 20%, 30% — those are big increases. Retail is a thin margin business. So if you’re going to increase your cost of inputs, that’s going to be passed along, and those companies can only eat so much of that,” Mahaney told CNBC’s “Power Lunch” on Tuesday. “Consumer is going to have to eat some of this,” he added. “We’re still in a wait and see mode. But this is more risk than we had a year ago. There’s more price risk here than we had a year ago.”— Sarah MinBias is to the upside for regional bank earnings, Raymond James saysIf the upcoming earnings season is going to show some warning signs about the economy, it likely won’t come from regional banks, according to Raymond James. Analyst Daniel Tamayo said in a note to clients that he has a generally optimistic outlook on that group heading into earnings. “We expect relative stability in EPS estimates with a bias to the upside during the July reporting season. Management commentary on credit has largely been stable during the quarter while a stronger likelihood of avoiding recession could lead to lower credit cost forecasts in the out quarters. We expect loan growth forecasts to remain mostly stable to slightly improved,” Tamayo said. Similarly, Raymond James also forecasts fee-based revenues to be stable with potential upside, the note said.As part of the outlook, Raymond James upgraded PNC Financial and Truist Financial to outperform from market perform.— Jesse PoundLoop Capital downgrades Shake Shack after stock’s recent surgeSmith Collection | Gado | Archive Photos | Getty ImagesShake Shack storefront with illuminated sign on a bustling street in New York City on Oct. 22, 2024.Shake Shack received a downgrade to hold from buy Tuesday morning by Loop CapitalAnalyst Alton Stump maintained his price target of $127, which indicates a roughly 9.5% potential decline from the stock’s latest close.Shares of the fast-food burger chain are up 7.4% this year. The stock saw a sell-off earlier this year amid the broader market slump and period of extreme tariff concerns, which Stump said “was unwarranted since SHAK sources nearly all its ingredients domestically.” Shake Shack had also posted disappointing second-quarter results and cut its full-year forecast.“While we remain positive on Shake Shack’s near and long-term story and would be more constructive on the shares in the event of a material pullback, we believe SHAK’s current valuation accurately reflects the company’s attractive fundamentals,” he said in a note to clients.— Pia SinghMarket turmoil could only arise this summer from a bigger shock that policy can’t fix, Deutsche Bank saysDeutsche Bank sees a lower likelihood of a summer crisis arising this year.“In the current climate, as long as markets believe that policymakers are willing and able to adjust in response to turmoil, then that in itself should limit the extent to which markets can sell off aggressively,” wrote strategist Henry Allen. “That means for a summer crisis to prove longer-lasting, and for the current resilience to end, it would take something that affects the macro fundamentals, but policymakers can’t easily fix.”Several factors that could trigger turmoil this summer include U.S. tariffs snapping back higher on Aug. 1, the market pricing out rate cuts due to the inflationary impact of tariffs, economic growth beginning to falter and oil prices spiking due to a geopolitical shock, the bank added.— Lisa Kailai Han Guggenheim downgrades Datadog, sees 30% downside aheadThere are headwinds ahead for Datadog, according to Guggenheim. The firm downgraded the software stock to sell from hold on Tuesday, noting that Datadog’s largest customer, OpenAI, is shifting towards more cost-efficient, in-house managed technologies.“We don’t believe this is representative of broader enterprise trends; rather, OpenAI is an outlier in terms of its hypergrowth and associated infrastructure costs that become financially impractical via third-party solutions at scale.’ analyst Howard Ma said in a note to clients.“OpenAI may have already started to move off Datadog for log management onto its internally built solution, followed by planned deprecation of other Datadog functionalities (e.g., metrics and traces),” he added. “We estimate this could result in 2H revenue risk, especially in 4Q where we’re modeling 17% growth in our plausible scenario.”Ma’s $105 price target suggests 31% downside from Monday’s close.— Michelle FoxLatest round of tariffs are not a ‘done deal,’ says Bank of AmericaKevin Lamarque | ReutersU.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, U.S. President Donald Trump and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth attend a cabinet meeting at the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., July 8, 2025.President Donald Trump’s most recent slate of tariffs are still a work in progress with more work to be done, according to Bank of America.“We don’t think the tariffs announced yesterday are a done deal. Rather, the extension of the deadline from July 9 to August 1 suggests there is still room for negotiation,” BofA economist Antonio Gabriel wrote on Tuesday. “But if the tariffs are implemented, we estimate they should add about 0.1pp to inflation and subtract a similar amount from growth.”— Brian EvansInvestor Keith Lerner reiterates bullish stance on equity marketGoing forward, investor Keith Lerner believes that the market “deserves the benefit of the doubt.”“This bull market has earned the benefit of the doubt, and even if it’s a slower trajectory higher and with some hiccups along the way, I still think the trend is one that moves up over the duration of the year,” the Truist Wealth co-chief investment officer said on CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” Tuesday morning.Lerner pointed to strong corporate earnings as a driving force behind the market’s current resilience.— Lisa Kailai HanCopper prices hit record after Trump announces 50% tariff Copper futures hit a record high after Trump abruptly announced 50% tariffs on all imports of the metal during a White House Cabinet meeting.The copper futures contract for September jumped 10.5% to $5.8955 per pound. Shares of copper miner Freeport-McMoRan jumped more than 5% in response the president’s announcement.— Spencer KimballElon Musk doesn’t like Dan Ives’ plan to fix Tesla Elon Musk told Wedbush analyst Dan Ives to “shut up” after he laid out a plan to reign in the Tesla CEO. Ives said Tesla’s board of directors should approve a pay package that would give Musk 25% voting control of the electric vehicle maker. But the package would come with strings attached. The board would have oversight over Musk’s political activities and the CEO would be required to spend a certain amount of time at Tesla, Ives said in a post on X. In response, Musk said: “Shut up, Dan.” — Spencer KimballStocks making the biggest moves middayJustin Sullivan | Getty ImagesHershey’s milk chocolate candy bars are displayed in San Anselmo, California, on May 3, 2024.Hershey — The candy company slid more than 3% following news that Wendy’s CEO Kirk Tanner will take the helm at Hershey, effective Aug. 18. He will replace Michele Buck, who has been with the company for the past two decades and has spent eight years as CEO.Chemours — The company rallied more than 9%, adding to its strong gains over the past month, after the Environmental Protection Agency withdrew new rules regarding the use of certain chemicals. Huntsman shares also gained 5.7%.Fair Isaac Corp. — Shares plunged nearly 12% after Federal Housing Finance Agency director Bill Pulte said on social media platform X that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will allow lenders to use Vantage 4.0 Scores to assess credit risk. Vantage is a competitor to FICO scores, the industry standard to this point. Check out the full list here.— Fred ImbertJamie Dimon calls the U.S. tax policy changes an ‘important step’ for growthJPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon gave a positive review of the U.S. tax policy changes signed by President Trump last week to CNBC’s Leslie Picker. “The Administration and Congress took an important step by enacting long-term, internationally competitive tax policy that provides the predictability needed to support business confidence, investment and job growth,” Dimon told Picker.The “big beautiful bill” extended some of the corporate tax benefits that were implemented during Trump’s first term and set to expire at the end of this year, and the bill also changed some rules around expensing new projects. — Jesse PoundGoldman Sachs downgrades gold mining stock NewmontThe rally for mining stock Newmont is due to cool off, according to Goldman Sachs.The investment firm downgraded Newmont to neutral from buy, with analyst Hugo Nicolaci saying in a note to clients that the stock now looks fairly valued relative to the price of gold and its peers. “On our LT gold price of US$2,850/oz NEM is trading on ~0.95x NAV, or pricing ~US$2,675/oz gold (peer average ~0.95x NAV and ~US$2,775/oz),” the note said. Shares of Newmont are up more than 60% year to date.— Jesse PoundBank stocks fall following HSBC downgradeJoe Raedle | Getty ImagesCustomers use a Chase bank ATM on April 11, 2025 in Miami, Florida. Bank stocks were lower on Tuesday, after HSBC downgraded some of the bigger names on Wall Street over a “more cautious stance” on larger firms.Shares of JPMorgan Chase slipped more than 3%, alongside Bank of America. Goldman Sachs pulled back roughly 2%. HSBC analyst Saul Martinez downgraded all three stocks in a Monday note.CNBC Pro subscribers can read the full story here.— Brian EvansConsumer survey shows inflation outlook back to pre-tariff levelInflation expectations over the next year have returned to January levels, before President Donald Trump launched his global trade war that economists feared would spike prices, according to a New York Federal Reserve survey released Tuesday.The central bank’s monthly consumer survey for June showed respondents expect inflation a year from now to be running at 3% rate, the same as in January and down from the peak of 3.6% in March and April.However, respondents still expect hefty price increases for energy, rent, education and other items.— Jeff CoxTrump says there will be no extensions for Aug. 1 tariffsEvelyn Hockstein | ReutersU.S. President Donald Trump speaks to reporters aboard Air Force One en route to Joint Base Andrews, Maryland, after touring a temporary migrant detention center informally known as “Alligator Alcatraz” in Ochopee, Florida, U.S., July 1, 2025.President Donald Trump said on Truth Social that the Aug. 1 start date for the tariffs laid out in letters to countries on Monday is a firm timeline that will not change.“There has been no change to this date, and there will be no change. In other words, all money will be due and payable starting AUGUST 1, 2025 – No extensions will be granted,” the post said.— Jesse PoundTariffs raise near term risk to recent equities strength, says Wolfe ResearchPresident Donald Trump’s latest moves on tariffs could be a catalyst for stocks to lose steam in the near-term, according to Wolfe Research.“Investors seem to be dismissing the upside risk to inflation. But someone ultimately has to pay the tariffs—likely showing up in CPI, profit margins, or (realistically) a combination of both,” Wolfe Research chief economist Stephanie Roth wrote in a Tuesday note. “While we still expect the economy to hold up, this raises near-term risks to the equity rally so far and reinforces our base case that the Fed stays on hold this year given the looming inflationary impact,” she added.— Brian EvansOppenheimer remains bullish on U.S. stocks, prefers cyclical namesOppenheimer Asset Management remains bullish on U.S. equities at this time, the firm’s chief investment strategist John Stoltzfus wrote in a Monday note.Specifically, the firm prefers cyclical stocks over their more defensive counterparts. These cyclical sectors include information technology, consumer discretionary, communication services, industrials and financials.“We anticipate continued positive corporate earnings growth, a key driver of equity valuations,” Stoltzfus wrote. “Our intermediate- and longer-term outlook for the U.S. economy and the stock market remains decidedly bullish. We believe U.S. economic fundamentals remain on solid footing. As the drag of tight monetary policy eases, job growth and consumption and business fixed investment demand should continue to exhibit resilience. In addition, should the economy appear to falter, the Federal Reserve has the ability to move swiftly to cut rates further to provide economic stimulus and reinvigorate demand.”— Lisa Kailai HanStocks open little changed on TuesdayStocks were little changed to kick off Tuesday’s trading session.The S&P 500 was marginally higher. The Nasdaq Composite added 0.3%, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 61 points, or 0.1%.— Lisa Kailai HanSolar and bank stocks under pressure in premarket tradingDado Ruvic | ReutersHere are some of the biggest movers in premarket trading.Sunrun, First Solar, Enphase Energy — Solar stocks were under pressure on Tuesday morning after President Donald Trump issued an executive order calling for the roll back of green energy subsidies, including to “build upon and strengthen” some of the changes in the recent tax bill.Datadog — The cloud security stock fell more than 2% after a Guggenheim downgrade to sell from neutral, citing risks from its exposure to OpenAI as a key customer.JPMorgan Chase, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America — Shares of the three major banks were set to open lower following downgrades from HSBC. Check out the full list of movers here.— Jesse PoundNvidia gains 0.8% in Tuesday’s premarket sessionGonzalo Fuentes | ReutersJensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, gestures as he speaks during the Viva Technology conference dedicated to innovation and startups at Porte de Versailles exhibition center in Paris, France, June 11, 2025. Shares of Nvidia gained 0.8% on Tuesday morning.This marked a reversal for the graphics processing unit manufacturer from Monday’s session, when it shed 0.7%.Nvidia’s rebound was part of a broader move higher on Tuesday morning as stock futures clawed back some of their losses from the previous session.— Lisa Kailai HanUncertainty around tariffs won’t stop stock market rally, Capital Economics saysThe timeline for trade negotiations between the U.S. and other countries appears to have changed once again, but that likely won’t dent investor confidence, said Thomas Matthews, head of markets for Asia Pacific at Capital Economics. “Our base case remains that the uncertainty around tariffs won’t be enough on its own to bring the US economy to a crashing halt. If so, its unlikely to be enough to dampen investors enthusiasm for US equities,” Matthews said in a note to clients.However, the same may not be true for Federal Reserve officials. “It’s been clear in recent weeks that many FOMC members are not confident cutting rates until the inflationary effects of tariffs are clearer, and we doubt they’ll cut this year. That would be bad news for Treasuries given current pricing. But it might, eventually, give the dollar a boost, even if whatever is behind its apparent risk premium takes longer to fade,” Matthews said. — Jesse PoundAmazon stock rises as Prime Day kicks offThomas Fuller | Lightrocket | Getty ImagesShares of Amazon rose slightly in Tuesday’s premarket session as the e-commerce seller’s annual four-day Prime Day sales event commenced.The stock was last trading nearly 0.4% higher.Amazon’s Prime Day promotion runs from July 8 to July 11 this year. This is the first year the event has run for four days; previously it was typically scheduled for two.— Lisa Kailai HanEquity setup looks bullish, according to Piper SandlerThe setup for equity markets continues to look bullish, Piper Sandler wrote in a Monday note to clients.“The combination of better-than-expected economic data, easing global trade tensions, and supportive monetary policy is underpinning this bull market. Technically, our measures of market breadth and trends continue to show improvement on a week-over-week basis,” the bank said.Piper Sandler added that small-cap stocks look especially compelling from here.“Based on the broadening market breadth, we continue to believe that a catch-up trade is unfolding for SMID-cap stocks, with SMID-Caps outperforming over the last several weeks,” the bank wrote.— Lisa Kailai HanAsia-Pacific markets trade mixed as investors assess Trump’s steep tariffsIssei Kato | ReutersA man walks in front of a screen displaying Japan’s Nikkei share average and the Dow Jones Industrial Average outside a brokerage in Tokyo, Japan July 8, 2025. Asia-Pacific markets swung between gains and losses Tuesday as investors assessed U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats on 14 trading partners.Japan’s Nikkei 225 benchmark ended the day 0.26% higher at 39,688.81 while the broader Topix index moved up 0.17% to 2,816.54.In South Korea, the Kospi index increased by 1.81% to close at 3,114.95 while the small-cap Kosdaq added 0.74% to 784.24.Mainland China’s CSI 300 index advanced 0.84% to end the day at 3,998.45 while Hong Kong’s Hang Seng Index increased by 1.09% to 24,148.07.Over in Australia, the S&P/ASX 200 benchmark ended the day flat at 8,590.70 after the Reserve Bank of Australia unexpectedly stood pat on interest rates at 3.85%.Meanwhile, India’s benchmark Nifty 50 and the BSE Sensex were flat as of 1.50 p.m. Indian Standard Time.— Amala BalakrishnerLower Treasury yields are fuel for a ‘melt-up in risk assets,’ HSBC strategist saysLower yields on U.S. Treasury debt have proven the latest fuel for a “melt-up in risk assets,” and the looming tariff deadlines are “unlikely to matter much,” HSBC chief multi-asset strategist Max Kettner wrote to clients on Monday, before President Trump released letters announcing sharp tariffs on Japan, South Korea and others starting in August.Melt-up ingredients range from “the big beautiful bill, some U.S. trade deals (e.g. Vietnam, potentially), a U.S. labour market that’s been defying the doom-and-gloom calls — not only last month but in the entire second quarter” to lower Treasury yields that are “still being far away from the Danger Zone.”Possible “pain trades,” which would move against conventional wisdom and harm portfolios positioned the other way, include a stronger U.S. dollar, U.S. and global economic growth that fail to soften and flatter government bond yields in developed markets, London-based Kettner wrote.Kettner worked to dispel doubts about U.S. stocks, saying: tariffs may have an effect on corporate profits, but will be mitigated by the weaker U.S. dollar, helping large cap companies but especially megacap stocks the most; policy uncertainty is likely to dissipate relative to the second quarter; the U.S. stock market is expensive relative to the rest of the world “because it makes the most money ... compared to history, as well as compared to the largest equity markets globally on a crosssectional basis, the U.S. looks fairly valued.”— Scott SchnipperDividend growth slowed in the second quarter, S&P Dow Jones Indices foundCompanies tightened their purse strings over dividend increases in the second quarter amid worries over the economy, according to a report from S&P Dow Jones Indices.Dividend net changes – that is, increases minus decreases – for U.S. domestic common stocks rose $7.4 billion in the second quarter of this year. That compares to a $16 billion increase in the year-ago period and a $15.3 billion gain in the first quarter of 2025.“Dividend growth has continued, but is noticeably slower than had been hoped for, though it is in line with expectations given the economic certainties,” said Howard Silverblatt, senior index analyst at S&P Dow Jones Indices, in an e-mail.He added that while this uncertainty doesn’t seem to have stopped increases, it seems to have capped the size of these hikes.Silverblatt noted that dividend increases may be limited as companies take a wait-and-see approach toward global government policy that’s constantly changing and worries over employment and inflation.He also said that the third quarter is expected to start with an improvement from major banks, which have lifted their dividends in light of the Federal Reserve’s stress test results.— Darla MercadoTrump announces steep tariffs on 14 countriesCelal Gunes | Anadolu | Getty ImagesUnited States President Donald Trump walks toward the White House upon his arrival from New Jersey in Washington DC on July 6, 2025. U.S. President Donald Trump announced new tariffs on 14 countries to go into effect Aug. 1 that were more severe than investors were expecting. Those countries hit by new tariffs are Bangladesh, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Cambodia, Indonesia, Japan, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar, Serbia, South Africa, South Korea, Thailand and Tunisia.The countries were hit with import duties that are similar to, and in some cases even higher than, what Trump first announced back in April in his so-called “reciprocal” tariffs. Japan, for example, was hit with a 25% levy that’s a little bit above the 24% rate Trump initially said in April. Malaysia was hit with a 25% tariff rate, also higher than the previous 24% level.— Sarah Min, Kevin BreuningerStock futures open lower Stock futures opened lower Monday night. Dow Jones Industrial Average futures declined by 87 points, or 0.19%. S&P 500 futures and Nasdaq 100 futures dipped 0.16% and 0.15%, respectively.— Sarah Min
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