
William Edwards
Senior Investing Reporter at Business Insider
I write about investing for @businessinsider
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Max Adams |William Edwards |Henry Blodget
If you earn your paycheck in US dollars, it's a tough time to be traveling abroad. As foreign investors turn away from US assets amid President Trump's trade war and a growing national debt, the value of the US dollar relative to other currencies is down by around 10% since Inauguration Day to its lowest level since early 2022. But if you're not careful, your effective exchange rates can spiral higher.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | William Edwards
AI stocks have surged since November 2022, with Nvidia up 761% and Palantir more than 600%. But some experts warn of high valuations and potential overestimation of AI's economic impact. Geopolitical risks, like China-Taiwan tensions, could also disrupt the AI supply chain. Since November 2022, artificial intelligence stocks have been the place to be in the market. Nvidia is up 761% over that time. Palantir is up 604%. Taiwan Semiconductor has returned 165%. And Microsoft is up 88%.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Max Adams |William Edwards |Henry Blodget
Since November 2022, artificial intelligence stocks have been the place to be in the market. Nvidia is up 761% over that time. Palantir is up 604%. Taiwan Semiconductor has returned 165%. And Microsoft is up 88%. It's been a gold rush. But how long can the AI trade last? Some experts, like Morgan Stanley's Head of Global Research Katy Huberty, have said that we're still in the early innings of the technology and robust returns still lie ahead.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | William Edwards
Trump's economic policies pose the risk of inflation and recession, says former IMF official Desmond Lachman. He is among a chorus of experts that have expressed concern over Trump's proposed tariffs and tax cuts. Rising inflation and bond yields as a result of these policies could hurt stocks, Lachman warns. Like a protagonist in a Greek tragedy, President Donald Trump is exhibiting a concerning level of hubris in his handling of the US economy, former IMF official Desmond Lachman worries.
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1 week ago |
businessinsider.com | Joe Ciolli |William Edwards |Henry Blodget
Like a protagonist in a Greek tragedy, President Donald Trump is exhibiting a concerning level of hubris in his handling of the US economy, former IMF official Desmond Lachman worries.
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