General Motors recently reported a 1.5% decline in first-quarter US vehicle sales compared to the previous year. While the decline was largely attributed to a substantial drop in fleet sales, retail sales to customers actually increased by 6%. This mixed performance indicates that GM is facing some challenges, especially when compared to industry expectations for
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Meeting the infrastructure demands in the United States poses a significant challenge, especially when public debt alone is not sufficient to cover the costs associated with infrastructure projects and the transition to decarbonization. This issue was emphasized by Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, a leading global asset manager. Fink highlighted the necessity of private
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The U.S. dollar has reached its highest level in nearly five months, signaling strength in the currency. This surge was attributed to the unexpected expansion in the manufacturing sector, which was last seen in September 2022. The robust performance in the manufacturing industry led to a significant increase in U.S. yields, notably the benchmark 10-year
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The spring housing market has surprised many experts by defying expectations that prices would cool and competition would ease. Despite higher mortgage rates, which typically cool both prices and demand, the housing market remains hot. The lack of homes for sale is a major contributing factor to the high prices. The lock-in effect is preventing
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