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Jonathan Levin

Miami

Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion

Writing about markets for @opinion. Former Bloomberg Miami bureau chief. Stints in Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, La Paz. From the Philly suburbs.

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  • 2 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Jonathan Levin |Spencer Platt

    Las previsiones de los analistas de Wall Street tienden a ser alcistas. Si se suman todos los precios objetivos de cada empresa del índice S&P 500 y se ponderan para que coincidan con el índice, es extremadamente raro que la cifra global caiga. El llamado precio objetivo “ascendente” alcanzó precisamente esa cifra en abril, lo que da una idea del impacto que tuvieron los aranceles del “Día de la Liberación” del presidente Donald Trump.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Jonathan Levin

    Taking cover. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Florida has made major strides since its property insurance crisis a few years ago, when some companies failed and others abandoned the state. Carriers have started turning profits again, new insurers are entering the market, and premiums have stabilized. Climate change isn’t going away, but new insurers are testing the notion that they can manage the risks with better underwriting technology and legislative reforms.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Jonathan Levin

    In data we trust. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- It turns out that President Donald Trump’s general and indiscriminate government hiring freeze isn’t the best path to more efficient and effective government — certainly not when it comes to the production of sensitive economic data that guides financial markets and the world’s most powerful central bank.

  • 3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Jonathan Levin

    Si uno se pregunta por qué el índice S&P 500 se ha comportado tan bien en los ultimos dos meses, no hay más que fijarse en los sectores de la tecnología y las comunicaciones, que juntos constituyen casi un 50% de la ponderación del índice.

  • 3 weeks ago | businesstimes.com.sg | Jonathan Levin

    IF YOU are wondering why the S&P 500 index has held up so well in the past two months, look no further than the technology and communications sectors, which collectively account for nearly half of the index by weighting. For all the wild and headline-grabbing swings in trade policy since early April, analysts have continued to project more than 14 per cent earnings growth in those combined sectors this year - an outlook that really has not budged.

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Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin @JonathanJLevin
6 Jun 25

S&P 500 back above 6000! 🍾 Wait now it's back below. 😢 Wait - back above it again! 🍾

Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin @JonathanJLevin
6 Jun 25

RT @opinion: It’s Jobs Day tomorrow… Is tariff whiplash and sluggish spring travel starting to weigh on the labor market? 🎥 Tune in as @Jo…

Jonathan Levin
Jonathan Levin @JonathanJLevin
5 Jun 25

From Mr. Nowcast himself @BigDataGoSMALL, a new weekly unemployment measure. Pretty cool!

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Scott A Brave @BigDataGoSMALL

Check out the latest article in my newsletter: CHURN: A Weekly Measure of Unemployment https://t.co/efrrFTgriD via @LinkedIn