Panos Mourdoukoutas
Author
Panos Mourdoukoutas is a professor of economics at Long Island University in New York City. He also teaches security analysis at Columbia University. He’s been published in professional journals and magazines, including Forbes, Investopedia, Barron's, IBT, and Journal of Financial Research. He’s also the author of many books, including “Business Strategy in a Semiglobal Economy” and “China's Challenge.”
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
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Auto-Parts Companies’ Bankruptcies Rattle Credit Markets—What to Know
Failures among auto-parts firms and subprime lenders may signal broader risks, but a strong economy and falling rates limit spillover, analysts say.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off Amid Renewed US–China Trade Tensions
Trump said the United States will impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, plus export controls on critical software.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Hit New Records Despite Government Shutdown
Technology, small-cap, and healthcare stocks led the rally, fueled by positive corporate headlines and the prospect of lower interest rates.
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Heavy Trucks: A Complex Market and Impact of New Tariffs
A new 25 percent tariff on imported heavy trucks took effect on Oct. 1.
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What New US Tariffs Mean for Home-Furnishing Industry
Trump announced that he will introduce new tariffs targeting countries that export furniture to the United States, as well as specific furniture products.
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Wall Street Review: Stock Rally Pauses on Profit-Taking, Higher Bond Yields
A growing economy and fewer job losses revived fears of a re-acceleration of inflation.
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Wall Street Review: Tech Leads Stocks to New Highs in Broad Rally
A Fed rate cut, Musk’s $1 billion Tesla buy, Nvidia’s $5 billion Intel deal, and stronger-than-expected retail sales lift market sentiment.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Set Multiple Records Ahead of Fed Meeting
The continued weakening of the labor market further boosted the probability of an interest rate cut.
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Continued Shift to Home Cooking Boosts Supermarket Sales Amid Economic Stress
Meanwhile, restaurant chain sales point to another trend: consumers forgoing expensive lifestyle meals in favor of more affordable options.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
|
Auto-Parts Companies’ Bankruptcies Rattle Credit Markets—What to Know
Failures among auto-parts firms and subprime lenders may signal broader risks, but a strong economy and falling rates limit spillover, analysts say.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off Amid Renewed US–China Trade Tensions
Trump said the United States will impose 100 percent tariffs on Chinese goods, plus export controls on critical software.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Hit New Records Despite Government Shutdown
Technology, small-cap, and healthcare stocks led the rally, fueled by positive corporate headlines and the prospect of lower interest rates.
|
Heavy Trucks: A Complex Market and Impact of New Tariffs
A new 25 percent tariff on imported heavy trucks took effect on Oct. 1.
|
What New US Tariffs Mean for Home-Furnishing Industry
Trump announced that he will introduce new tariffs targeting countries that export furniture to the United States, as well as specific furniture products.
|
Wall Street Review: Stock Rally Pauses on Profit-Taking, Higher Bond Yields
A growing economy and fewer job losses revived fears of a re-acceleration of inflation.
|
Wall Street Review: Tech Leads Stocks to New Highs in Broad Rally
A Fed rate cut, Musk’s $1 billion Tesla buy, Nvidia’s $5 billion Intel deal, and stronger-than-expected retail sales lift market sentiment.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Set Multiple Records Ahead of Fed Meeting
The continued weakening of the labor market further boosted the probability of an interest rate cut.
|
Continued Shift to Home Cooking Boosts Supermarket Sales Amid Economic Stress
Meanwhile, restaurant chain sales point to another trend: consumers forgoing expensive lifestyle meals in favor of more affordable options.
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