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Jobless Claims Decreased More Than Expected

Pre-market futures have lots to digest this morning — not only following NVIDIA's NVDA strong Q2 results after the closing bell last night (even if they came in slightly below certain lofty expectations), but with both important economic data and Q2 earnings results having been reported. The Dow is +42 points at this moment, the S&P 500 is -1 point and the Nasdaq is -21.

Jobless Claims Decreased More Than Expected

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Q2 Advance GDP Ticks in Unexpectedly High

Q2 Advance GDP Ticks in Unexpectedly High.

Q2 Advance GDP Ticks in Unexpectedly High

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ETFs in Focus as China Exceeds Growth Expectations in Q2

China's Q2 GDP beat forecasts at 5.2%, easing stimulus pressure but exposing cracks in demand and real estate. Tap ETFs like MCHI and FXI.

ETFs in Focus as China Exceeds Growth Expectations in Q2

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Why the Market's Long-Term Outlook is Bullish

The confluence of strong economic indicators, the AI revolution, and the markets resilient behavior point to a market where bulls are in control.

Why the Market's Long-Term Outlook is Bullish

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Jobless Claims Come in Higher

Jobless Claims Come in Higher.

Jobless Claims Come in Higher

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Q1 2025 GDP Contracts, For the First Time in Three Years

Q1 2025 GDP Contracts, For the First Time in Three Years.

Q1 2025 GDP Contracts, For the First Time in Three Years

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Jobless Claims Decreased More Than Expected

We have a heavy palette of economic data this Thursday morning, and not just in jobless claims. Pre-market futures are still fairly calcified ahead of next week's tariff placements, but incremental adjustments can be seen following these early-morning reports.

Jobless Claims Decreased More Than Expected

Q4 Earnings Season Will Take Stocks to New Highs

There are multiple indications the U.S. economic expansion is still strong, while the earnings season of S&P 500 companies is expected to have increased last quarter. Meanwhile, the Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise its benchmark rate again this year.

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