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U.S. Economy Facing Rising Risks of RecessionSince January, recession risks in the U.S. economy have become increasingly salient. Optimistic market sentiment has subsided, and policy shifts under the Trump administration—including tariff hikes, federal budget cuts, and layoffs at Doge Corporation—have significantly dampened economic momentum.Key indicators show evident deterioration:On March 11, the U.S. 10-year treasury yield fell to 4.28%, down from January's optimistic peak of 4.79%. The U.S. Dollar Index also sharply declined from 110.17 (January 13) to 103.39 (March 11).The Atlanta Fed drastically cut its Q1 2025 GDP growth forecast from 3.9% to -2.4%, citing weak consumer spending and net exports.Recent retail sales figures notably missed expectations, consumption growth slowed sharp

Inflation Cools to 2.8%: Good News for Stocks $NVIDIA Corp(NVDA)$  $Tesla Motors(TSLA)$  $Apple(AAPL)$  US stocks staged a modest rebound today, but it wasn’t exactly a smooth ride. We’re still seeing that familiar pattern from the past few days: a brief mid-session pop followed by a fade. The big story this morning was the pre-market release of the February CPI data, which came in milder than we anticipated yesterday. Even better, it undershot expectations across the board, giving investors a pleasant surprise. Year-over-year, the CPI slowed to 2.8%, below the 2.9% Wall Street expected and down from January’s 3%. Month-over-month, it ticked up jus

According to a statement released by Intel Corporation on Wednesday,$Intel (INTC) $The company appointed Lip Bu Tan as its next CEO. Chen Liwu, 65, will officially take office as CEO on March 18. He will rejoin the board after stepping down in August 2024.After the announcement of the above news, Intel's stock price rose nearly 11% after hours, and the stock rose 4.6% in regular U.S. stock trading on Wednesday. In the past 12 months, Intel's stock price has fallen by more than 54%, bringing its market value to $89.5 billion.Chen Liwu's predecessor, Intel CEO, was Pat Gelsinger, who was dismissed by the board of directors for failing to effectively revive Intel's product lineup. Gelsinger has tried to transform Intel into a chip foundry, a contract ma

$Adobe(ADBE)$ outperformed in Q1 of FY2025, but guidance was weaker and AI product monetization capabilities will have a validation window after Summit.Performance and Market FeedbackKey financial indicators exceeded expectations across the boardOperating Income: $5.71B (+11%YoY), beating market expectation of $5.66B; Adjusted EPS: $5.08 (+13%YoY), higher than expectation of $4.97Operating cash flow: $2.48B (+18%YoY), supporting 7M share repurchaseRemaining Performance Obligations (RPO): $19.69BSolid growth in core businessesDigital Media Revenue: +11% YoY, with Creative Cloud subscription growth acceleratingDigital Experience Revenue: +10% YoY, with increased penetration of enterprise-side AI solutionsMarket reaction and valuation gameShares fell