Polo Rocha
Writer and Reporter at Freelance
Reporter @AmerBanker, covering national/regional banks. Past: @spgmarketintel, @wispolitics, @badgerherald. Student @JHUCarey. Email: [email protected]
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latinfinance.com | Polo Rocha |Hernán Goicochea
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latinfinance.com | Polo Rocha
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2 weeks ago |
investopedia.com | Polo Rocha
The bond market may indeed be "beautiful," as President Donald Trump declared after a historic day for markets. But it's also a little confused. Bond markets stabilized some Wednesday on the news of Trump's 90-day reprieve on punitive country-by-country tariffs. But, some big questions for bond investors remain unanswered. Will the tariffs that Trump stuck with-or escalated in China's case -prompt an inflation rebound?
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2 weeks ago |
investopedia.com | Polo Rocha
Key TakeawaysPresident Donald Trump's tariffs may throw a wrench in a popular corporate strategy: shift production away from China and to Southeast Asia. Many U.S. companies have refocused supply chains to Vietnam, Thailand and other countries in the region, partly because labor costs have risen in China over the decades. They've also tapped into the once-hot trend of "friend-shoring," where firms look to shift supply chains away from China and toward U.S. allies.
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2 weeks ago |
investopedia.com | Polo Rocha
Key Takeaways As U.S. banks begin reporting their quarterly earnings on Friday, investors will watch to see whether fears about tariffs are hampering clients' borrowing appetites and ability to repay loans. Banks' results coming soon from the first quarter will matter, but the fallout from April 2, which President Donald Trump dubbed " Liberation Day," may be more consequential.
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Is the bond market ... OK? My latest for @Investopedia on a turbulent week for markets and the path ahead https://t.co/tGUrrcjeii
Trump wants to supercharge U.S. manufacturing with today's tariffs. But consumers/businesses are growing anxious ahead of the Liberation Day news. "That sinking feeling is becoming more palpable," @OxfordEconomics said. My latest for @Investopedia: https://t.co/IOziC2dK3X
A recession? Maybe, but probably not? My latest for @Investopedia whether the stock market turbulence poses real concerns for the economy. https://t.co/zZpUmQO0L8 @joebrusuelas