Major stories developing on the global economic front, including:
FinWeekly has the latest updates on top market topics and other financial news: Following the bridge collapse in Baltimore harbor, East Coast ports are adapting to the influx of diverted cargo, with the long-term supply chain impacts remaining uncertain. Meanwhile, US oil suppliers are capitalizing on global market shifts caused by Russian and Venezuelan oil sanctions, with exports surging to India and Europe. Gold prices hit record highs before retreating, influenced by US factory data and monetary policy anticipation. In stocks, Donald Trump's net worth plummeted by $1 billion after Trump Media & Technology Group’s steep decline following its over-hyped IPO. Bridgewater's new CEO initiates a major overhaul, aiming to revitalize the firm after Ray Dalio's departure. Fed rate cut expectations shift following strong manufacturing data, while speculation surrounds potential PBOC policy changes. President Biden and Xi Jinping’s phone diplomacy could impact trade, security, and climate change policies. Chinese automakers respond to Tesla's market shake-up with incentives, reshaping global EV dynamics. Finally, we’re unpacking investors’ uncertainty about the stock market's future, reflected by recent moves in the options market.
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