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#macroeconomics

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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.
Spin D'Accord

People should understand the concept of fiscal multipliers. I have $100. What's the best way to use it, such that its effects are strongest?

Give it to a millionaire? It'd likely just disappear into an investment without any guarantee it was domestic.

If it doesn't return into the domestic market, it's a zero fiscal multiplier. If I had to go into debt to give that $100 out, it becomes a negative fiscal multiplier.

#Macroeconomics #USPol
reuters.com/world/us/us-house-

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President Trump’s tariffs and their scattershot rollout have once again raised concerns that the United States may soon face an economic downturn. While the odds of an outright recession have fallen as the highest levies have been paused, there are reasons to be worried about the ability of consumers to continue to prop up growth.
#recession #depression #macroeconomics #Trumpism #trade #economics #tariffs #collapse
nytimes.com/interactive/2025/0

The New York Times · Consumers Show Signs of Strain Amid Trump's Tariff RolloutBy Colby Smith
Michael Simon

Interesting #macroeconomics view: “Consequently, predicted TFP (aka productivity) gains over the next 10 years are even more modest and are predicted to be less than 0.55%.…even when #AI improves the productivity of low-skill workers in certain tasks (without creating new tasks for them), this may increase rather than reduce inequality… Finally, some of the new tasks created by AI may have negative social value…”

#science

academic.oup.com/economicpolic

Green OA version: economics.mit.edu/sites/defaul

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