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It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.
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» FULL STORY | | | | | | • | Ocean Shipping Faces Slump
Nearly one-third of shipping capacity in the Pacific has been cancelled amid declining demand. Ships idling are on the rise and cargo containers are going empty, as supply chain issues have abated and more production has moved stateside. | | | | • | Fuel Surcharges Drop
As oil and gasoline prices have settled near one-year lows, companies that came out with fuel surcharges last year are starting to drop those extra payments. That includes rideshare companies Uber (UBER) and Lyft (LYFT), as well as charges Amazon (AMZN) added to third-party merchants. | | | | • | Rising Car Payments May Weigh on Economy
Rising interest rates are leading to higher financing costs, including those who need automobiles. Some are paying as much as $1,000 per month, and that high cost could result in lower spending elsewhere. In turn, that could slow down the economy further in the months ahead. | | | | • | Broadband Bills Could Rise as Federal Subsidy Ends
Low-income households could see a jump in their cable bill, as a subsidy for broadband internet may end next year. The Emergency Broadband Benefit came out during the pandemic as a way for households to pay for their internet connection while working from home. | | | | • | Target to Allow Returns from Your Car
Retailer Target (TGT) is expanding its curbside operations to returns. That's on top of the retailer's growth thanks to curbside pickup for goods and groceries which increased over the years. The curbside returns will apply to new and unopened items. | | | | | | TOP | | CRM | 11.497% | | | M | 11.111% | | | DXCM | 9.462% | | | TTWO | 6.053% | | | BIO | 5.766% | | | BOTTOM | | TSLA | 5.854% | | | PFG | 5.536% | | | HRL | 4.518% | | | ZION | 4.223% | | | UHS | 3.46% | | | | | | | | | We are currently in the chop period between central banks winding down interest rate increase cycles and seeing what impact those increases will have on the real economy. Performance for the first two months of the year was primarily influenced by marginal changes in expectations for the appropriate path of monetary policy in 2023. We anticipate a better environment for bonds but expect ongoing, two-sided volatility for global equities and U.S. equities as market gauges consumer health and corporate activity. | | - William Northey, senior investment director at U.S. Bank Wealth Management, on why bonds may be a better investment in the coming months, even as interest rates continue to rise. | | |
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