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And butter, focusing on what the Central Banks are saying. The fed minutes bringing some of the air out of the recent rally we have seen in the u. S. , higherforlonger has been the narrative from Central Banks there as well. New zealand yesterday. The bank of korea today. Take a look at some of the data processing, gdp numbers from singapore. The 2025 growth estimates being maintained between 1 and 3 permit First Quarter gdp rising hotter than expectations. The final firstquarter gdp on a quarter or quarter basis seeing a rise of 0. 1 . The estimate was for a small degree of contraction, 0. 3 ...

Tries to recover from yesterday. The premarket is up. Alcoa and pepsi on the tape. They continue to lean on short siders. The tenyear is up and crude is up and oil is back. The imf trimming the global and u. S. Forecast seeing World Economic growth of 3. 3 for the year. U. S. Growth seen as 2. 5 compared to a prior 3. 1 . Not a surprise echoing what the oed and others have done. You have Christine Lagarde telling our fed, guys think twice before you raise. You is want to remember they are a tough organization. There is a lot of feeling the imf must be a bunch of softies. They are very tough. T...

Giant. Plus, courtroom grilling the Trump Administration defending its use of executive power and the travel ban before a federal Appeals Court. Social medias in focus. Facebook and twitter getting some upgrades ahead of earnings tomorrow. First up though, a bunch of earnings to get to, time warner a beat on both the top and bottom line. Alaska air also beating the street announcing an increase in the Quarterly Dividend ahead of the meeting with airline ceos at the white house tomorrow. Big report focused on is disney, revenue falls short of consensus, rising costs as we said, declining viewer...

Demand outlet. We begin with a bshb inbev agre to a deal. Johnson johnson has a mixed quarter. And twitter raising their guidance for the Third Quarter but making job cuts official as well. First up, anheuser busch, inbev and miller agreeing in personal on a deal in which ab would inquire sab for 104 million. That would have about onethird of the global beer market. Its the biggest deal ever in consumer staples. The fifth biggest mma transaction in history. Well see if if happt happens. It probably is going to happen at this point. A couple weeks we will have a definitive agreement what they c...

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