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What to Expect in Markets This Week: Costco, Other Consumer Companies Report; U.S. Central Bankers Hit the Conference Circuit (opens the original)
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The Fed ended months of speculation when it raised interest rates last week. With that round of uncertainty resolved, Wall Street may shift its focus back to more everyday matters, such as fuel and food sales—at least, partly. Costco Wholesale could provide clues on how consumers are faring when it hands in its quarterly results. Drivers turned to the warehouse club as gas prices shot up, buying a record amount of its discounted fuel last quarter. Oil and gas prices are climbing again, though a
Where the Richest 1% Grab the Biggest Share of Income, State by State (opens the original)
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Wyoming has the largest income gap, with tax filers in the top 1% reporting 32% of all income reported statewide. Several factors shape a state's income gap, including its mix of rural and urban areas and migration patterns. In most states, the top 1% of tax filers now collectively out-earn the entire bottom half. The widest gaps aren't in New York, home to Wall Street, or California, which has Hollywood and Silicon Valley, but in Wyoming. There, tax filers with incomes in the top 1% reported ne
What to Expect in Markets This Week: Dell, Several Consumer Companies to Report; August Jobs Data Due (opens the original)
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After a big week for tech earnings headlined by Nvidia's quarterly update, the main focus for investors may turn back to economy data in the coming days. We'll get a fresh look at the labor market on Friday when the August jobs report lands. Economists were surprised when the U.S. economy lost 23,000 jobs in July and officials revised the number of jobs added in June downward. Yet the unemployment rate came in better than expected at 4.1%, compared to 4.2% in June, as labor force participation a
What to Expect in Markets This Week: July Inflation Data, Plus Updates on US Consumer Spending and Sentiment (opens the original)
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Assessments of U.S. consumer prices, spending and sentiment are due this week—and they could shed light on whether improvements in June were significant enough to withstand geopolitical shocks. The July Consumer Price Index reading will land Wednesday. The cost-of-living measure ticked down in June—before the U.S.-Iran ceasefire fell apart and fighting in the Middle East escalated. The conflict has curtailed oil shipments in the Hormuz and Bab el-Mandeb Straits, sending energy prices higher and
What to Expect in Markets this Week: SpaceX’s First Earnings Report; Earnings From Chip and Memory Giants; Jobs Report (opens the original)
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Elon Musk gets plenty of attention. He'll get even more this week. SpaceX is set to issue its first quarterly earnings report as a public company Tuesday afternoon, calling attention to Silicon Valley's surging investment in AI and the supply chain supporting the buildout. The results will follow a volatile seven weeks for Elon Musk's newly public moonshot. The rocket, connectivity and AI company sold shares for $135 in the largest initial public offering on record in June. The stock shot up in
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