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BGDon

This is NOT good - let's shoot the country in the foot AGAIN!

Wall Street is ringing the alarm bell on a proposed tax of up to 20% targeting foreign investors in the U.S. budget bill progressing through Congress.

This “revenge” measure potentially affects institutional investors, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds, government entities, as well as retail investors and businesses with US assets.

Morgan Stanley said in a note that the new tax would weaken the dollar, as it would reduce foreign appetite for U.S. assets. Another analyst indicated this new tax rate was "playing with fire."

msn.com/en-us/money/markets/wa #Taxes #Budget #Investors #Bonds #WallStreet #ForeignInvestors #USDollar #USGov

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WYM Mod

Sarah Min highlights a pivotal shift in investor attention toward Nvidia amid challenges from China and strong demand for graphics processors. Following a four-day market downturn, U.S. stock futures dipped slightly, influenced by Trump’s tariff delay on the EU, creating optimism for stability. Insights from Rich Saperstein suggest potential investment opportunities ahead, despite ongoing uncertainty. Read more about the market dynamics here: cnbc.com/2025/05/27/stock-mark #Nvidia #AI #StockMarket #Investors #Earnings #Tariffs #Macroeconomics

CNBCStocks are little changed as traders await Nvidia earnings: Live updatesInvestors parsed the latest earnings reports while awaiting Federal Reserve meeting minutes and Nvidia's quarterly figures.
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Levka

#bonds #deficit #investors #economy

"The downgrade, the budget bill, and the ongoing economic uncertainty created by President Trump's tariffs are all worsening how investors — as well as businesses and consumers — feel about the United States, and its role in the global economy.

The 'sell America' trade represents a 'whole change in narrative around U.S. economic exceptionalism,' says Winnie Cisar, the global head of strategy at CreditSights.

She adds that investors now share 'a general perception that the U.S. is perhaps a riskier place to park your cash than it was six months ago.'"

npr.org/2025/05/22/nx-s1-54078

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