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Despite recent gains under President Trump, the piece argues that record-high CAPE valuations and an energy disruption tied to Iran heighten the risk of a meaningful stock-market pullback during his presidency.
A BBC analysis finds a pattern of unusual, large bets on oil, stocks, and prediction markets just before Trump’s major policy announcements, sometimes followed by sharp price moves; some see potential insider trading, others attribute it to savvy traders anticipating presidential interventions; notable episodes include pre-announcement oil bets ahead of a March 9, 2026 Iran-related interview and a March 23 post about a 'complete resolution' to hostilities, plus a tariff pause that sparked a stock-market surge; regulators caution and say enforcement is hard; no prosecutions yet.
Ellen DeGeneres and Portia de Rossi, who moved to the UK to escape Trump's re-election, are now planning to spend more time in California due to missing their friends and the warm weather, indicating a shift back to the US.
The article surveys women's diverse reactions to Donald Trump's second term, revealing feelings of heartbreak, fatigue, gratitude, and frustration, with perspectives ranging from support and hope to disappointment and concern about the country's direction.
California Governor Gavin Newsom announced plans to draw new congressional maps aimed at ending the Trump presidency and helping Democrats regain control of the U.S. House, amid ongoing redistricting battles in Texas and other states with significant political implications.
Jimmy Kimmel revealed he obtained Italian citizenship during Trump's presidency, criticizing the current state of US politics and emphasizing the importance of accepting those who regret supporting Trump.
Jimmy Kimmel revealed he obtained Italian citizenship amid the chaos of Donald Trump's presidency, which he described as worse than expected. He also responded to Trump's social media jabs, maintaining a humorous and defiant stance. Kimmel has been openly critical of Trump and commented on the political climate and celebrity reactions to Trump's influence.
Jimmy Kimmel obtained Italian citizenship, citing the Trump presidency as worse than expected, and joins other celebrities considering or making moves abroad due to political disagreements with Trump and his policies.
Jimmy Kimmel obtained Italian citizenship, citing the Trump presidency as being worse than expected, and has considered leaving the U.S. if necessary, similar to other celebrities who have fled the country due to political reasons.
The article discusses the transition into a new phase of Donald Trump's presidency, emphasizing the focus on midterm elections, strategic gerrymandering in Texas, and the ongoing MAGA movement's influence on Washington politics, alongside various political developments and upcoming events.
The article discusses how the global economy is affected by five months of Donald Trump's presidency, with central bank leaders like Powell and Lagarde debating the challenges of setting interest rates amid political and economic turbulence, including trade tensions and inflation concerns, at the European Central Bank's annual retreat.
A report from Yahoo! Finance reveals that major Wall Street firms, including JPMorgan Chase, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America, predict record highs for the S&P 500 in 2025, driven by expectations of a favorable macroeconomic environment under a potential Trump presidency. Wells Fargo is the most optimistic, forecasting the index could reach 7,007, while other firms like Deutsche Bank and HSBC have slightly lower targets. The predictions are based on anticipated corporate profit growth, a supportive regulatory environment, and a gradual reduction in Fed rates.
Comedian Bill Maher, host of Real Time With Bill Maher, expressed on a podcast with Jane Fonda that he might quit his show if Donald Trump wins a second presidency, citing boredom and frustration with covering Trump-related content. Maher, who has been a vocal critic of Trump, mentioned feeling "bored" and "sh**ing his pants" at the prospect of another Trump term, while also noting Trump's hostility towards him.
Mortgage rates remained stable this week, with the average 30-year rate at 6.78%, as markets adjusted to Donald Trump's second term. Despite a recent Federal Reserve rate cut, mortgage rates were largely unaffected, as they are more influenced by future Fed expectations. The housing market saw a slight increase in home purchase applications, driven by FHA and VA loans, while refinancing applications continued to decline.
Asian stocks fell on Thursday amid uncertainty over U.S. interest rate cuts and anticipation of further stimulus measures from China. Despite positive earnings from Tencent, Chinese markets declined due to underwhelming fiscal measures from Beijing. The U.S. inflation data met expectations but remained sticky, complicating the Federal Reserve's rate outlook. Meanwhile, Australian stocks rose slightly after the RBA indicated steady rates, while broader Asian markets struggled for direction amid concerns over the U.S. economic outlook and potential inflationary policies under Trump.