Stephanie Ruhle
Host of @11thhour on @msnbc M-F 11PM EST, @nbcnews Snr Business Analyst, former: @Bloombergtv, Deutsche Bank, CSFB. L❤️ver of odd #s & even playing fields
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Stephanie Ruhle
This is an adapted excerpt from the May 5 episode of “The 11th Hour with Stephanie Ruhle.”Investors appear to be getting a little impatient for some good news on Donald Trump’s trade war. On Tuesday, the S&P 500 continued to sink after snapping its nine-day winning streak on Monday. The Dow Jones Industrial Average and the Nasdaq Composite also finished the day down. Those losses could be linked to Trump opening a new front in his trade war.
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1 week ago |
flipboard.com | Stephanie Ruhle
11 hours agoThe media have never had so much influence on the men who pick the pope. Correctly predicting the outcome of the papal conclave that starts tomorrow would take intuition, access, and—most important—dumb luck. Think of a U.S. presidential election but with 133 candidates, an international electorate, …
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2 weeks ago |
msnbc.com | Stephanie Ruhle |Charles Herman
Many Wall Street executives backed President Donald Trump because they were thinking more about what he did in his first term than what he promised to do in his second. Now that he’s in office, they seem shocked that he meant what he said on the campaign trail. With Trump’s 100th day in office on Tuesday, tariffs have become his top economic priority, sending markets tumbling — and just as quickly, rebounding — with a passing comment or post on social media.
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2 weeks ago |
yahoo.com | Stephanie Ruhle
Many Wall Street executives backed President Donald Trump because they were thinking more about what he did in his first term than what he promised to do in his second. Now that he’s in office, they seem shocked that he meant what he said on the campaign trail. With Trump’s 100th day in office on Tuesday, tariffs have become his top economic priority, sending markets tumbling — and just as quickly, rebounding — with a passing comment or post on social media.
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2 weeks ago |
flipboard.com | Stephanie Ruhle
2 hours agoBritain is sullen. Last year the Labour Party won the general election in a landslide that was a mile wide but only an inch deep. That vote, which gave Labour a commanding majority on a vote share of 34 percent, reduced the Conservative Party to a rump of just 121 seats and, for the first time …
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Markets are emotional. Businesses are not. 6 weeks ago -If Trump announced 10% tariffs on most countries and 30% on China…. Mkts would be roiled. But, somehow today we’re jumping for joy having averted the 145% China disaster Meanwhile - businesses (esp small ones without
RT @TheStalwart: Third straight month of inflation coming in lower than forecast https://t.co/CAzlmyiX4e
GOOD NEWS Inflation cooled in April despite Trump's big tariffs announcement 👇🏼
Headline inflation dropped to 2.3% in April, down from 2.4% the previous month. https://t.co/rDLiTPGfdK
