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The NASDAQ 100 rose 0.68%, and the S&P 500 also rebounded.
While buying returned to stocks that had been sold off until the previous day,
A projected 22% Social Security cut by 2032 would slash the average retiree’s monthly benefit by $459, from $2,088 to roughly $1,629.
About 44% of retirement-age Americans rely solely on Social Security, yet average senior monthly spending already exceeds benefits by over $3,000.
The midterm elections could reshape Congress as lawmakers grapple with persistent inflation, high energy prices and rising fiscal debt. For investors, by contrast, the political outcome could deliver a boost.
Data from financial firm Edward Jones shows that the S&P 500 stock index rose an average of 1.7% in the month after the last 14 midterm races,
» Read more about: How Wall Street analysts think the midterms could affect the stock market »
US midterm election results: A CBS News exit poll put Trump’s approval rating at 38%, while AP found seven in 10 voters believe Congress is not doing enough to check presidential power.
A woman walks at a polling station during the US midterm elections, in Manhattan,
Energy markets rarely stay quiet, and Saudi Aramco’s Q3 2026 net income of $31.2b has just turned up the volume by beating expectations and shining a light on refining profits and dividends. Income focused investors now face a fresh question about which high-dividend producers might benefit most, and which might not keep up.
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Just as semiconductor stocks fell again, some concerning news regarding NVIDIA has emerged.
The report states that NVIDIA is asking overseas cloud companies to sell at least 51% of their services to companies outside of China. It is news that makes one think, “It might not be enough to just not sell directly to China.”
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At its Monetary Policy Meeting held on October 29-30, the Bank of Japan decided to keep its policy interest rate at approximately 1.25%.
While one might want to feel relieved by this ‘hold,’ there are reports that the short-term money market has already priced in an approximately 80% chance of an additional rate hike in December.
Siblings attending the same university borrow the same amount in scholarships.
The tuition and the number of years they borrow for are the same.
Even so, the amount they pay back after graduation is not necessarily the same.
What makes the difference is the interest rate applied.
Scholarships are funds that support tuition and living expenses while in school.
The chemical industry is in a prolonged global slump these days, so it was heartening to learn that DuPont (DD +8.61%) had a beat-and-raise third quarter despite that considerable challenge. The veteran American chemical company posted its third-quarter results Tuesday morning,
» Read more about: Why DuPont Stock Trounced the Market on Tuesday »
