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More news - News 24 hours Rivian's latest quarterly results reveal performance that fell short of market expectations, as the company reported an adjusted loss per share of 99 cents, compared to the expected loss of 92 cents. Revenue for the quarter came in at $874 million, lower than the expected $990 million. In light of these results, Rivian adjusted its earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) forecast, now forecasting a loss of between $2.83 billion and $2.88 billion. This marks a revision from a previous estimate that called for a loss of about $2.7 billion. Despite these…

Related media - Recent news Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will address the nation following the conclusion of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting, where another interest rate cut is expected. Scheduled for Thursday, this meeting comes at a time when the economic landscape has become increasingly complex. Financial markets are all but certain that the central bank will reduce its benchmark borrowing rate by 0.25%, aiming to recalibrate its policies in light of moderate inflation and a weakening labor market. However, the real focus will be on the Fed's prospects as it adapts to the evolving economy and…

More news - Latest news The recent election of Donald Trump as president has set the stage for significant implications regarding China's economic policies, particularly regarding the fiscal stimulus measures expected to be announced soon. As Trump prepares to take office, he has signaled intent to impose substantial tariffs – potentially exceeding 60% – on Chinese imports into the United States. This development is significant given that the previous round of tariff increases during his first term did not prevent the United States from maintaining its position as China's largest trading partner. Such a drastic increase in tariffs could come…

More news - Latest news At a recent economic conference in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, top Wall Street CEOs expressed concern about ongoing inflation in the U.S. economy and questioned whether the Federal Reserve will continue its trajectory of interest rate cuts . After a 50 basis point cut in September, which signaled a fundamental shift in the Fed's economic strategy, these top executives are unconvinced about the likelihood of two more cuts this year. Analysts at major firms such as JPMorgan and Fitch Ratings have predicted further rate cuts through the end of 2024, with expectations that this trend could…