The Brutalist Report

MarketWatch

• In One Chart: U.S. homeownership rate tumbles to 1980s levels [1536d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Court deals blow to SEC’s bid to overhaul market-data feeds from Nasdaq, NYSE [1536d]
• Market Extra: Expect the stock market to be driven ‘more by earnings than the macro’, says Morgan Stanley’s Wilson [1536d]
• Earnings Results: In a worrisome sign for e-commerce, Kornit Digital slashes forecast and stock plunges 20% [1536d]
• Personal Finance Daily: Most essential workers have seen their pay increase during the pandemic — but many still don’t believe they’re being paid a fair wage and the Missouri attorney general threatens to sue cities that help cover out-of-state abortion travel [1536d]
• The Wall Street Journal: Spotify rival Deezer’s stock plunges in trading debut [1536d]
• The Fast Foodist: No more extra pickles? Subway’s new menu doesn’t allow for customization on these 12 sandwiches [1536d]
• : Most essential workers have seen their pay increase during the pandemic — but many still don’t believe they’re being paid a fair wage [1536d]
• Commodities Corner: Recession worries pull U.S. oil prices below $100, but ‘bleak’ supply picture suggests a bargain [1536d]
• The Tell: Credit Suisse cuts S&P 500 target again for 2022 as U.S. stocks sink [1536d]
• The Margin: Wimbledon 2022 prize money: How much will each winner make? [1536d]
• Economic Outlook: The U.S. won’t officially be in recession if GDP shrinks again — and here’s why [1536d]
• Currencies: Dollar soars as recession fears finally hit the round-the-clock currency market [1536d]
• Key Words: ‘No way’: Missouri attorney general threatens to sue cities that help cover out-of-state abortion travel [1536d]
• : Tesla analysts trim their estimates after deliveries fall [1536d]
• : U.K finance minister and health secretary both resign [1536d]
• Coronavirus Update: COVID hospitalizations dip for first time since mid-April, but daily deaths reach 2 1/2-month high [1536d]
• : Vita Coco partners with Diageo amid growing competition in the canned cocktail category [1536d]
• The Tell: Are markets underestimating how far the Fed must go to tame inflation? [1536d]
• Project Syndicate: Until there’s a viable and investible path to a green-energy future, oil shocks will keep battering our economy and our politics [1537d]
• The Ratings Game: Why Facebook parent Meta is still a ‘top recession stock’ despite stark warnings from executives [1537d]
• Crypto: Bitcoin miners struggle with crypto’s price decline, rising energy costs, and increase in mining difficulty [1537d]
• : Why Apple’s BNPL efforts could mark a ‘tipping point’ in lending [1537d]
• : U.S. factory orders jump 1.6% in May — but the good times might not last [1537d]
• International Living: The sum also rises: Hemingway enthusiasts and other tourists in Spain confront an inflation rate higher than the U.S.’s [1537d]
• The Ratings Game: HP stock falls after downgrade as analyst warns of ‘more severe’ pressure on PCs [1537d]
• Mark Hulbert: ‘Dr. Copper’ doesn’t deserve that Ph.D in economics [1537d]
• The Ratings Game: Alphabet stock price target cut, but analyst says company set to ‘emerge stronger’ from turbulent times [1537d]
• The Moneyist: ‘This will be an expensive trip’: I’ve been invited to a destination wedding in New Orleans. I live in LA. Is it tacky to ask the bride if I can bring a plus-one? [1537d]
• Metals Stocks: Gold weakens as dollar climbs to 22-year high vs. euro [1537d]