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PepsiCo Earnings Push Past Expectations and Stand to Extend Stock's Pop
The soft drink and snack food behemoth managed to overcome the adverse effects of foreign currency translations. .
As U.S. Trade Deficit Widens, Trump Proves Loser at Own Game
When it comes to his oft-stated goal of reducing the U.S. trade deficit, President Donald Trump isn't winning. The current account deficit - a broad measure of the trade balance that also encompasses some investment flows - has averaged $48.9 billion a month so far in 2019, roughly 17% higher than in 2016, the last full year before Trump took office.
Energy Insights: OPEC Meeting
The three choices of OPEC+: increase output, maintain output cuts or further output cuts. The big question, which will they pick at their July meeting?
Jim Cramer: Again, with China, It Comes Down to He Said, Xi Said
In Trump's view the tariffs force the Chinese to pay our government money and therefore it is a win win.
Old Mo, Tariffs Weaponry, a Need for Easing and AMD Revives: Market Recon
President Trump uses economic leverage instead of infantry divisions to defend U.S. interests, and Advanced Micro Devices regains lost ground.
Jim Cramer: What Merger Mania and a Trump Phone Call Mean for the Markets - LIVE
Here's what Jim Cramer's watching in the markets, Raytheon and United Technology's merger and Salesforce and Merck's acquisitions.
I'm Selling Raytheon, Labor Market, Trading Risks: Market Recon
Our brewing Cold War over regional and global spheres of influence with China, has forced some merger activity across the aerospace and defense industry.
U.S. Reaches Deal With Mexico to Avoid Tariffs
President and State Dept. announce deal to halt threatened tariffs on Mexican imports.
What Investors Should Watch in the Markets Next Week
Curious about what investors should be watching in the markets after the jobs report? Here's what Stephen Guilfoyle is watching next week.
Foolish Central Bankers, Jobs Day, No Mexico Deal, Amazon Reviewed: Market Recon
As of now, the schedule of tariffs on Mexico that would begin at 5% this Monday has not changed.