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Investors largely cheered on Friday, sending major U.S. equity indexes back into record territory, after the latest CPI report boosted expectations for multiple Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts during the months ahead.
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Wall Street advanced on Thursday, as investors assessed Tesla's (TSLA) earnings and the latest U.S.-China tariff updates. Learn more information here.
The Cboe Volatility Index, otherwise known as the VIX or Wall Street's "fear gauge," touched its lowest level since Oct. 2 on Friday, erasing a bump that had been largely inspired by escalating trade tensions with China and concerns about banks' credit losses.
In 2017, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman sat alongside Steve Schwarzman and Masayoshi Son at the first iteration of Saudi Arabia’s annual financial summit to unveil a next-century city called Neom. The two billionaire investors were quick to heap praise on the $500 billion plan that envisioned a metropolis with more robots than humans and enough solar panels to fill out the Great Wall of China.
If your argument is that we're in a bubble, then these kind of situations pop up and it shows that there's there's kind of a a lack of rationality in the market.
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