US Flag New York City, US, April 4, 2025 at Wall Street entrance of New York Stock Exchange.
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My top 10 things to see on Wednesday, April 9
1. Supply series issues and tariffs: Which goods cannot be sent? Can we tolerate tariffs on major imports from China? They are big questions in front of American consumers and financial markets.
2. President Donald Trump’s country-specific tariffs, including 104% levy on Chinese goods, became effective at midnight. China immediately put 84% of an anti -perpetual levy on American goods.
3. S&P 500 On Wednesday, a fast was going for a rapidly open as bond yields increased. The threshold S&P 500 for a bear market is 4,915.32. Nasdaq is already in a bear market. Oil prices drowned 6%.
4. Wal-mart Global trade pulled its operational income approach due to the uncertain nature of war. The retailing giant, however, maintained the guidance of his first quarter to 3% to 4% sales growth.
5. Delta air lines Citing uncertainty from trade war, sheltered its expansion plans for the second half of this year and hit for business and consumer confidence. The second quarter revenue guidance was light.
6. Jeffers cuts its price target at hotel chain Marriott, HiltonAnd Hayat -Wind-down in the Grateful Travel Bull Market. I felt it last night when I talked Viking,
7. Bernstein cuts its Paid The ratings for an underpaperform sell with a price target of $ 7 per share. Ford is growing for the fourth straight straight week of sharp losses. Analysts stated that tariff risk is not priced at stock, yet.
8. Bank of America estimates club name Apple Depending on high labor costs alone, 25% will pay more to collect iPhones in the US. Bofa maintained a purchase on the apple.
9. Cut price target for HeroicThe bofa is concerned about the tariff effects on supply chains and costs. Mizuho said that uncertainty can slow the cloud-computing growth.
10. Wales Fargo cut off Dupont Price target up to $ 81 per share but maintained its overweight purchase rating. The name of this club is given a tough fight by Tariff Fallout, including a suspicious investigation by Chinese regulators.
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