market, that is the title. retail earnings rolling out this morning. economic data showing customers are slowing their spending. october retail sales data shows the slowest growth in about six month. joining us to break it down is michael mckee, bloomberg economic and policy correspondent. michael: we call it getting whacked upside the head here in the colonies. in april, just a 0.3% gain for the month of october, down from 1.6% in the month of october, with the pendant was at its worst in april. only five of 13 categories rose last month, compared with 11 of 13 in the prior month. october andm november seems to be getting worse. jp morgan economists report that chase card spending has fallen notably in the first part of this month. it is, as they say, really dropping off,. that suggests a weaker month ahead. who knows what will happen with black friday, if anybody cares about that anymore, but it is a clear americans are cutting back. the actual results come a much less mean
does cryptocurrency mining. they had to eliminate several things because they resource wasted resources. day rally0 helps in a with the biggest drop in two weeks. as the trump administration threatened tariffs on that and the international monetary fund cut its growth outlook to the lowest since the financial crisis, but tech stocks are close to all-time highs. 20% this year.up what is going looking at most promising, faang stocks and semi conductors. here is a founder of techonomy. what is the reason for the selloff? you have to step back and the s&p had just finished a streak of eight days in a row where it had risen. that is the longest streak in 18 months. no matter what sort of gauge or momentum you look at, it was clear that stocks were going to go up every day. the market was due for a pullback. imfr on top of that the came out with its forecast for global economic growth. data fromsappointing the u.s. in the terms of the jobs opening index. and the trump adminis
The St. Cloud Rox have announced that former Minnesota Twins television play-by-play man Dick Bremer will be their special guest for the home opener Friday at Joe Faber Field. Bremer will throw out the first pitch, sign autographs and meet and greet fans.
Dick Bremer, the beloved former announcer for the Minnesota Twins, took center stage at the Knights of Columbus “Faith, Family, and Baseball” luncheon at St. Joseph Catholic STEM School on
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