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Daily Scoop 22-5-25
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Today's Scoop:Relief
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Big Picture
Policymakers are still focused on controlling inflation quickly.
Retail companies aren't all bad news.
High mortgage rates are slowing the housing market.
The Market:
⬆️
+1.0%
S&P 500: 3,978.73
1Mo:
-5%
| 1Yr:
-5%
| 5Yr:
+65%
Markets bounced back a bit today as positive reports from
retail companies calmed investors' concerns about a dramatic consumer spending slowdown.
It's been a bunch of mixed messages so far across different fashion, grocery, electronics, and home goods brands. It seems like
spending is shifting, not stopping.
Notes released today from the Federal Reserve's last policy meeting reassured investors of
policymakers' focus on fighting inflation
by continuing to raise interest rates quickly. The Fed hopes to cool borrowing and spending by making loans more expensive. Less demand can relieve some of the force pushing prices higher.
The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) reported a
drop in mortgage volumes
last week. The rate for a 30-year mortgage hit 5.46%, near 13-year highs.
Company Scoops ❤🌎💰
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Amazon
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Pfizer's
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Coinbase
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Nordstrom
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Lyft
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🤓 Inside Scoop...
The stock market works in anticipation of what's going to happen. Investors choose to own, or not own, a piece of a company to earn a share of its future growth and profits. Investors often
sell stocks
when they're
worried about inflation
because it can
negatively affect corporate profits
. As the costs of materials, labor, and other supplies increase, corporations can pass those higher costs on to the consumer by raising the price of their goods or services. Eventually, the consumer can't handle the price increases and stops buying so much. Corporate profits start to decline as costs keep increasing, but revenue slows. We're seeing some of that start to play out now, which has investors worried about how far it will go.
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