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09/04/2026
White House Press Secretary Levi: There has been no change in nuclear war policy.
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Lynx Equity has raised its target price to $70, citing strong utilization of old process nodes and the possibility of future quarters exceeding seasonal levels.
6 m ago
Ed Yardeni, a senior market strategist on Wall Street, believes that while the ceasefire is welcomed by investors, the market may still react to major news risks. "The two-week pause is not a solution. The financial markets will remain sensitive to any breakdown in negotiations."
7 m ago
Yardeni Research President: Recent data confirms that the economy was strong before the outbreak of the war.
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The president of Yardeni Research stated in a report on Wednesday that he has reduced the probability of a recession in the United States from 35% to 20%, a move that he had hinted at last week.
9 m ago
The U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) stated in today's release of the "Annual Energy Outlook" that U.S. crude oil production is expected to decline in the mid-2030s, while the global crude oil futures price is forecasted to remain below $70 per barrel by 2030. By 2050, U.S. crude oil daily production is projected to be between 12.4 million and 12.7 million barrels, lower than the 13.6 million barrels in 2025, with the Permian Basin accounting for a major portion of onshore output. U.S. domestic producers will also face a decrease in supply of high-quality drilling blocks. Consumption of oil and other liquid fuels is expected to decrease by 11% to 23% by 2050 compared to 2025, mainly due to the increased use of electric vehicles. It is expected that Brent crude oil futures prices will remain below $70 per barrel before 2030 and are forecasted to rise to over $75 per barrel by the late 2030s, supporting a rebound in crude oil production for most of the 2040s, but production is expected to decline again by 2050. This forecast does not take into account the U.S.-Iran ceasefire agreement.
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