Apple plays the earnings game–and wins, at least for today
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Yesterday, January 30, oil prices fell as another increase in the number of oil rigs at work in the U.S. met skepticism about OPEC’s ability/willingness to meet its full goal for cutting production
Wall Street forecasting that Apple will return to revenue growth in tomorrow’s earnings: Will that be enough?
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If you’ve been wondering–as I have–exactly how much erratic behavior and how many off-the-cuff executive orders it would take to unsettle the global financial markets, today provides, perhaps, an answer. About this much. Over the weekend the Trump administration threw the global airline industry, international norms on refugees, and the U.S. Constitution into chaotic disaster. I don’t know what part of the reaction to the executive orders that President Donald Trump issued on Friday struck the markets as too much, but they sure seem to be saying “This worries us” today.
Saturday Night Quarterback says (on a Sunday), For the week ahead expect…
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The U.S. economy slowed to grow at a 1.9% annualized rate in the fourth quarter, the Commerce Department reported today. That’s down from the 3.5 growth rate for GDP in the third quarter. Economists surveyed by Bloomberg had forecast 2.2% growth. For the full year the U.S. economy grew at a 1.9% rate
Mexico’s President Pena Nieto cancels next week’s meeting with President Trump
Let the negotiations begin! On one side U.S. President Donald Trump who wants to build a wall between Mexico and the United States (and have Mexico pay for it) and to renegotiate NAFTA. On the other side the Mexican government of President Enrique Peña Nieto, who, to generalize, doesn’t. Until today the two leaders were scheduled for a January 31 face-to-face meeting in Washington. And now they’re not.