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Market News: Recession Watch, Tariff Prices, and Trump's Stock Impact

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Market News: Recession Watch, Tariff Prices, and Trump's Stock Impact

Economists have been inconsistent in their recession predictions, mirroring the stock market's fluctuations. A year ago, a broad consensus suggested a recession in 2024, but it did not occur. This year, with a robust job market and decreasing inflation, such discussions have diminished.

In Canada, economist Mark Carney was elected, defeating conservative Pierre Poilievre. This victory allows the Liberal party to maintain power for a fourth consecutive term. Public opinion shifted towards Carney due to concerns about Trump's stance on annexing Canada and imposing tariffs.

Sysco (SYY), the largest U.S. supplier to various establishments like restaurants and hospitals, serves as an indicator of the restaurant industry's health. Their extensive supply chain involvement makes them a significant player in the food service sector.

U.S. stocks experienced a day of near break-even performance, influenced by newly released economic data. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 142 points (0.4%), recovering from a 900-point drop. The S&P 500 increased slightly by 0.2%, while the Nasdaq decreased by 0.1%.

The stock market's current performance is comparable to the period of 1973-1974, during Richard Nixon's resignation and Gerald Ford's presidency. These presidents had the worst stock market performance in their first 100 days compared to President Donald Trump.

Housing prices in the U.S. have significantly increased, from a median of $289,000 in 2020 to $418,000. High mortgage rates are making homeownership challenging for many.

Rents have risen by 50% in the last decade. Combined with stagnant wages and fears of a recession, many Americans face housing cost burdens.

A North Korean agent applying for a job at a crypto firm was caught due to a simple question about Halloween.

Retirees can protect their money by focusing on stability and capital preservation, especially with unpredictable market conditions.

China leads in global manufacturing value, surpassing the United States since 2010.

Basic businesses, not requiring a college degree, can offer lucrative opportunities, contrasting with the focus on Silicon Valley tech startups.

Apple's quiet confirmation signals a significant development for Bitcoin and crypto prices.

Netflix's investment in India has generated $2 billion in economic impact from 2021 through last year.

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