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The pandemic stock market divide isn t going away

By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business Stocks have reached records on hopes that stimulus spending and vaccination programs will trigger a recovery in corporate earnings later this year. But for companies like United Airlines, the situation is only becoming more dire. What s happening: The airline told investors after markets closed on Wednesday that its losses are mounting and emphasized plans to keep cutting costs. Shares are down more than 2% in premarket trading. Such news is in sharp contrast to the view from the broader market. The S&P 500 and tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite both hit all-time highs on Wednesday as tech stocks continued their ascent.

Premarket: The pandemic stock market divide isn t going away

Premarket: The pandemic stock market divide isn t going away CNN 1/21/2021 By Julia Horowitz, CNN Business © David Paul Morris/Bloomberg/Getty Images Travelers wearing protective masks use automated kiosks at the United Airlines check-in area at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021. United Airlines Holdings Inc. is expected to release earnings figures on January 20. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg via Getty Images Stocks have reached records on hopes that stimulus spending and vaccination programs will trigger a recovery in corporate earnings later this year. But for companies like United Airlines, the situation is only becoming more dire.

King Dollar Is Abdicating and That s OK

Dec. 30, 2020 6:03 am ET There are many reasons to expect a weaker U.S. dollar next year and perhaps for longer, but none more important than the new policy stance of the Federal Reserve. The U.S. dollar briefly rallied in March due to its haven role in investment portfolios. Since then, it has dropped around 12% against a trade-weighted basket of currencies as the U.S. turned out to be even harder hit by the coronavirus pandemic than most major economies. As vaccines are rolled out and the global economy snaps back, this trade won’t necessarily run in reverse. Rather, currencies of countries that export commodities and manufactured goods are likely to keep strengthening against the dollar, as would be seen in a typical global recovery. Some Asian exporters already are quietly intervening to limit their currencies’ rise.

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