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Nasdaq’s daily roundup of the markets and economy highlights for-profit companies’ societal impact, with profits reflecting customer satisfaction. Investors are turning to quality stocks with strong fundamentals, while equity rallies broaden. AI chip designer Nvidia’s rise influences the markets, with economic data and tech strength supporting global equities. Market breadth and valuations are key focus areas for investors. Deutsche Bank predicts Fed actions. Oxford Economics suggests rising inflation volatility. Nancy Lazar predicts onshoring acceleration amid trade uncertainty. This week’s highlights include key economic indicators worldwide and corporate earnings reports.
Bostic anticipates Fed pausing after one rate cut. JPMorgan notes froth in US stocks, while Goldman justifies rally. China focuses on financial risks reduction. Eurozone business activity nears recovery. Japan sees service growth with tourism impact. South Korea’s economy grows by 1.4%. Global M&A volumes expected to rise by 50%. Eli Lilly increases capacity for weight-loss drug. Walgreens has no plans to sell specialty pharmacy unit. Azul considers bid for rival Gol. Thoma Brava eyes Iress, Jarden. Engie seeks to sell US renewable assets. Sanofi’s CEO discusses consumer divestiture and future plans.
Oil prices rise as funds adjust positions. OPEC+ defers production increase decision. Guyana surpasses Venezuela in oil exports during border dispute. War insurer rates remain stable despite Rubymar sinking. Market expectations and economic indicators drive the week’s events. Investors closely monitor Fed actions and global economic trends. Companies across various sectors announce strategic moves and plans for growth.



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