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What Can AI Actually Improve? New Bull Market in US Stocks From Mini Dollar Milkshake?
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WallStForMainSt: What Can AI Actually Improve? New Bull Market in US Stocks From Mini Dollar Milkshake?

Gain market insights and expert analysis in this engaging episode featuring Tony Nash. Explore the current bull market, Federal Reserve’s influence, job market trends, inflation risks, AI technology, regional banks, consumer spending, tech stock valuations, Nvidia’s dependence on China, and more. Stay informed and make informed investment decisions. Don’t miss out!

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Asharq: The US markets are currently being affected by the rise in wages significantly
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Tony Nash: The US markets are currently being affected by the rise in wages significantly

This is a video segment that was first and originally published on Asharq: The colors of the East. Find the video here: https://asharq.co/wzkfc Tony Nash | Economist: The most important factor affecting the markets now is the rise in wages month after month in America.. the high participation rate in the labor force to unprecedented levels not seen in the United States since 2008.. the US Federal Reserve has stopped raising interest rates depends on the data that will be issued Before its July meeting, the US economy will slow slightly in the second and third quarters.

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CNA: Expect rates to be near 1% by the end of 2022

The full episode was posted at https://www.channelnewsasia.com. It may be removed after a few weeks. This video segment is owned by CNA.  Show Notes CNA: Welcome back. Strong consumer spending and business activity growth drove a 40% profit search for Southeast Asia’s third largest lender, UOB. In 2021. The bank reported a net profit of four. 7 billion single dollars for 2021. That’s slightly above endless estimates. Uob says economic recoveries in Singapore and regional neighbors helped bring in more income for the bank, filling its profit rise. Net interest income rose 6% from one year ago as loans expand 10%.

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