📈 Economic warning

Jamie Dimon Issues an economic warning, Yellen: US won’t accept Chinese imports decimating new industries, Wells Fargo boosts year-end S&P 500 target to 5,535, Gold prices due for a correction, and Tesla shares jump on Musk’s robotaxi hype…

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The Fast Five → Jamie Dimon Issues an economic warning, Yellen says US won’t accept Chinese imports decimating new industries, Wells Fargo boosts year-end S&P 500 target to 5,535, Gold prices due for a correction, and Tesla shares jump on Musk’s robotaxi hype

Calendar: (all times ET)

  • WED 4/10: Consumer Price Index (CPI), 8:30am

  • THU 4/11: Producer Price Index (PPI), 8:30am

    • Jobless Claims, 8:30am

  • FRI 4/12: Consumer Sentiment, 10:00am

Your 5-minute briefing for Tuesday, April 9:

BEFORE THE OPEN

As of market close 4/8/2024.

PRE-MARKET

MARKETS

  • US stocks closed flat yesterday ahead of crucial inflation data and major earnings this week

  • Markets are now pricing in two 25 bps rate cuts this year and a 49% chance of a third in sharp reversal of expectations

  • US yields hit their highest levels since November

  • Gold held at its record high

EARNINGS

  • What we're watching this week:

    • Wednesday: Delta Air Lines

    • Thursday: Constellation Brands

    • Friday: JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, BlackRock, Citigroup, Progressive

  • Full calendar here

NEWS BRIEFING

Yellen told a press conference that President Biden would not allow a repeat of the "China shock" of the early 2000s, when a flood of Chinese imports destroyed about 2M American manufacturing jobs.

The JPMorgan Chase chief executive used his annual letter to shareholders to flag higher-for-longer inflation, uncertain growth prospects and widening political divisions.

  • US inflation expectations stabilize, but debt concerns pick up (link)

  • US ready to sanction Chinese banks if they aid Russia’s war machine, Yellen says (link)

  • Wells Fargo boosts end-2024 target on S&P 500 to Street-high of 5,535 (link)

  • Stock moves suggest belief in 'no landing' economy, Morgan Stanley says (link)

  • Gold prices due for a correction, silver gets support from both investors and industry (link)

  • Tesla shares jump as investors buy into Musk’s robotaxi hype (link)

  • JPMorgan named potential successors to CEO Jamie Dimon (link)

  • Jamie Dimon compared AI to electricity and computers in annual letter (link)

  • Dimon warned rates could soar to 8% (link)

  • Morgan Stanley sees investors pricing in a 'no landing' (link)

  • Doubts creep in about a Fed Rate cut this year (link)

  • RBC begins integration of HSBC’s Canadian unit without a permanent CFO (link)

  • Japan’s bond market liquidity improves as BOJ loosens grip (link)

  • Global PC market grew in Q1 after two years of decline (link)

  • Spirit Airlines will defer Airbus orders and cut 260 pilots to shore up liquidity (link)

  • Solar eclipse estimated to deliver a $6B economic boom (link)

  • UConn men’s and South Carolina women’s win NCAA Championships in historic runs for both teams (link)

CRYPTO

  • Ripple’s CEO believes crypto’s market cap will double to $5T by year-end (link)

  • Marc Andreessen, Jeff Vinik back crypto startup neoclassic capital (link)

  • Crypto survey shows less consumer scepticism, but a third expect bitcoin price fall (link)

  • Bitcoin may rally to $80K on triangle break (link)

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