SouthState Analyst Ratings
Trump Says He'll Demand Interest Rates Drop, Urges OPEC to Cut Oil Prices
Consumer Confidence Slides on Inflation Fears, University of Michigan Index Shows
If You Invested $100 In This Stock 10 Years Ago, You Would Have This Much Today
Tesla Debuts Refreshed Model Y in US and Europe
Exchange-Traded Funds, Equity Futures Lower Pre-Bell Friday Amid US Trade Policy Uncertainty, Upcoming Earnings Anticipation
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The number of continued unemployment Insurance recipients in the U.S. is the highest since November 2021, following a decline in dollar Buy.
The number of new unemployment Insurance claims in the USA announced by the Labor Department for the week ending January 18 increased by 6,000 from the previous week to 0.223 million, which was a greater increase than expected compared to the previous 0.217 million, marking the highest level in almost a month since early December last year. This is the second consecutive week of increases. The number of people continuing to receive unemployment Insurance benefits as of January 11 rose to 1.899 million, an increase from the previous 1.853 million, marking the highest level since November 2021. Claims increased in California, where large-scale wildfires have been causing damage. USA bond market.
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SouthState: Q4 Earnings Insights
South State Declares $0.54 Dividend
South State Non-GAAP EPS of $1.93 Beats by $0.21, Revenue of $450.88M Beats by $16.75M
U.S. Jobless Claims Rise to Six-week High, Boosted by California Wildfires
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Trump Can't Force the Fed to Cut Interest Rates. It Doesn't Work That Way
S&P 500 Touches Fresh Intra-Day Record as Trump Calls for Lower Rates, Oil Prices
Major Indexes Are Higher After President Trump Indicated He Would Demand Reduced Interest Rates. Additionally, Oil Prices Fell After He Suggested He Would Ask OPEC to Bring Costs Down.
Express News | Major Indexes Are Higher After President Trump Indicated He Would Demand Reduced Interest Rates. Additionally, Oil Prices Fell After He Suggested He Would Ask OPEC to Bring Costs Down