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Why Steel Users Don’t Make More of a Fuss About Tariffs

23 hours ago | advisorperspectives.com | Justin Fox

The US industries that have to buy steel and aluminum to make their products together account for many more jobs than the steel and aluminum producers do. About 12 million Americans work in industries that use steel, economists Katheryn Russ of the University of California at Davis and Lydia Cox, now of the University of Wisconsin, estimated in 2020. Two million of them work in industries where steel makes up more than 5% of inputs.
Traders Embrace September Fed Rate Cut Amid Job Market Weakness

3 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Elizabeth Stanton |Liz McCormick

Bond traders priced in an earlier start to expected Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts on fresh clues the US job market is losing momentum. They anticipate the Fed will lower rates as soon as September, versus October previously, while continuing to fully price in at least one additional quarter-point cut by year-end. With more comprehensive May employment data to be released Friday, an unexpected increase in new jobless claims sparked the repricing of swap contracts tied to Fed policy shifts.
Neuberger Berman Raises $4 Billion for New Secondary Fund

3 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Swetha Gopinath

Neuberger Berman has raised more than $4 billion for its latest general partner-led secondary fund, at a time when private equity firms are increasingly looking to monetize assets via continuation vehicles. NB Strategic Capital Fund II also received additional capital commitments from its limited partners, according to a statement reviewed by Bloomberg News.
Global Stocks Hit Record as Economic Bets Outweigh Trade Jitters

4 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Sagarika Jaisinghani |Julien Ponthus

Global equities hit a record high for the first time since February, as signs of a resilient US economy overshadowed uncertainty around trade negotiations. The MSCI All-Country World Index rose as much as 0.3% to 888.24 points, surpassing the previous high of 887.72 hit in February. Its rebound from April lows has been helped by President Donald Trump’s softer tone on tariffs.
The U.S. Dollar is at a Critical Inflection Point

4 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Jesse Colombo

Gold has been taking a healthy pause, trading in a consolidation range between $3,200 and $3,500 over the past month. If the U.S. Dollar Index finally holds below the critical 100 level, it should provide the fuel gold needs to break out of that range and resume its upward trajectory—likely targeting the $4,000 level next. That’s a major technical and psychological milestone, and such round numbers often act like price magnets. This is an exciting setup worth keeping a close eye on.
IPO Filings Remain Low in Q2

4 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Christine Short

Key Takeaways IPO activity remains low in early 2025 despite recent high-profile debuts and filings May 2025 saw the lowest number of IPO filings in six months, continuing a slow trend Optimism for a stronger IPO market in the second half of the year hinges on market stability and potential interest rate cuts Optimism Remains Despite Lackluster IPO Activity Thus Far in 2025 The muted IPO market which has become commonplace in the last few years continued in that fashion through the first five...
Real Estate a Top Sector to Watch in 2025

4 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Karrie Gordon

Mortgage rates last week climbed to their highest levels since the beginning of the year on elevated economic risks. With markets still hopeful of at least one interest rate cut in the second half, the real estate sector stands poised to bounce back in a lower rate environment. While mortgage rates climbed ever higher in May, applications proved resilient, up 18% compared to the same time period last year, reported CNBC.
Working Until 70 Isn’t so Bad Provided you Feel 55

5 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Chris Bryant

Nevertheless, most of us will live longer than our parents and grandparents. (The UK government’s online calculator suggests your 42-year-old columnist will expire at 84, with a one-in-four chance I’ll reach 93. Fingers crossed.)While this is obviously good news, it will put even more pressure on pay-as-you-go social security systems which face a growing imbalance between the number of retirees and employees.
Nvidia’s $1 Trillion Rally Has Traders Primed to Ramp Back Up

5 days ago | advisorperspectives.com | Ryan Vlastelica |Carmen Reinicke

Nvidia Corp. shares have staged a $1 trillion rebound in two months — and investors are betting the rally has further to go as fears about the chipmaker give way to optimism. Last week’s earnings report assuaged some key investor concerns: particularly whether US restrictions on the sales of advanced semiconductors in China would derail Nvidia’s rapid revenue growth as well as the outlook for artificial intelligence spending, and the firm’s ability to expand supply of its newest Blackwell chips.
United and JetBlue Can Help Each Other - If Regulators Let Them

1 week ago | advisorperspectives.com | Thomas Black

You have to give credit to JetBlue Airways Corp. for doggedly pursuing a deal to expand its scale. The money-losing airline tried a Northeast partnership with American Airlines Group Inc. and an acquisition of Spirit Airlines Inc. Both those agreements were shot down in federal court after being challenged by the Justice Department during the administration of President Joe Biden. Trying again, the Long Island City-based airline announced on Thursday a partnership with United Airlines Holding Inc.