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Warren Buffett’s Unparalleled Investing Record-in Charts

5 days ago | wsj.com | Jack Pitcher |Peter Santilli

Value of $100 invested in 1965 1965196520242024S&P 500Berkshire Hathaway$100$100$39,054$5.5 million Note: 2024 values are as of year-end. Berkshire’s return is based on class A shares. S&P 500 return includes dividends. Source: Berkshire Hathaway
The Starkly Different Look of Trump’s First 100 Days

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Max Rust |Anthony DeBarros |Peter Santilli

April 24, 2025 9:00 pm ETThe first nearly 100 days of President Trump’s term have played out far differently from those of any other recent administration—including his own eight years ago. Here’s a glimpse by the numbers as he nears completion of his 100th day on April 30. Executive ordersTrump signed 26 executive orders at the start of his second term—the first batch of 137 implemented as of Thursday.
What Economists See Ahead-and How They Fared Last Year

3 weeks ago | wsj.com | Peter Santilli |Anthony DeBarros

Each pair of dots is an economist’s prediction in the latest survey and in January. ← SURVEY RESPONDENTS → Likelihood of a recession in the next 12 months 0255075100% Note: Limited to respondents who provided recession forecasts in both January and April. Source: Wall Street Journal survey of economists In the past three months, economists have changed their outlook for the U.S. to slower growth, higher inflation and greater risk of recession.
The Companies and Markets Hit Hardest by Trump’s Tariffs

1 month ago | wsj.com | Jack Pitcher |Peter Santilli

S&P 500, change since April 2 ‘Liberation Day’ Trump posts: ‘THIS IS A GREAT S&P 500, change since April 2 ‘Liberation Day’ Trump posts: ‘THIS IS A GREAT S&P 500, change since April 2 ‘Liberation Day’ Trump posts: ‘THIS IS A GREAT S&P 500, change since April 2 ‘Liberation Day’...
The Countries Fueling America’s $1.2 Trillion Trade Deficit, in Charts

2 months ago | msn.com | Anthony DeBarros |Peter Santilli

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The $1.2 Trillion U.S. Trade Deficit and the Countries Fueling It, in Charts

2 months ago | wsj.com | Anthony DeBarros |Peter Santilli

Monthly balance of U.S. trade in goods 200020102020JAN. 2025$153 billion deficit(preliminary)Jan.–Dec. 2024Twelve–monthtrade balance:$1.2 trillion deficit–$150 billion–$100 billion–$50 billion The U.S. had a record $1.2 trillion trade deficit in 2024, driven by its largest trading partners. The U.S. runs trade deficits with most European countries, with the exception of the Netherlands and the U.K.The deficit with India has doubled as businesses have shifted supply chains away from China.
The Countries Fueling America’s $1.2 Trillion Trade Deficit, in Charts

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Anthony DeBarros |Peter Santilli

2 hours agoTrump takes actions to increase lumber supplies and curb wood importsWEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — President Donald Trump on Saturday signed a pair of actions to increase domestic lumber production, including a directive for the Commerce Department to investigate the possible harms that lumber imports pose to national security.
The Countries Fueling America’s $1.2 Trillion Goods Trade Deficit, in Charts

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Anthony DeBarros |Peter Santilli

6 hours agoBillionaire investor Mark Cuban waded into the latest government tech shake-up on Saturday, posting an unexpected offer of support for newly laid-off federal workers on the social network Bluesky. His message, which quickly gained traction, urged the displaced engineers and designers to turn the …
Where Economists Think the Trump Economy Is Headed

Jan 23, 2025 | msn.com | Paul Kiernan |Peter Santilli |Anthony DeBarros

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Where Economists Think the Trump Economy Is Headed

Jan 23, 2025 | wsj.com | Paul Kiernan |Peter Santilli |Anthony DeBarros

WSJ’s latest survey shows that forecasters expect higher inflation than they did in October—but also higher GDP growth Each pair of dots is an economist’s prediction in the latest survey and what they said back in October. ← SURVEY RESPONDENTS → Consumer-inflation predictions for midyear 2025 12345% Note: Limited to respondents who provided projections in both October and January surveys. Predictions are for the 12-month change in the consumer-price index as of June 2025.

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