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JPMorgan CEO Defends DEI Initiatives As Activist Targets Bank

Conservative activist Robby Starbuck targets JPMorgan Chase for its DEI initiatives, calling them "embarrassing" and accusing the bank of using illegal quotas. JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon is defiant, saying he will "scour" the bank's DEI programs to ensure compliance with evolving laws. The move comes as companies across various industries face increasing pressure to abandon DEI policies.

Gold Primed to Hit $3,000 This Quarter

Gold is rallying, and ING expects the precious metal to reach $3,000 an ounce this quarter. Investors are seeking safe havens amid trade and geopolitical uncertainty, and central-bank buying will further boost gold's price.

Nippon Steel Hasn't Withdrawn $14.9 Billion U.S. Steel Bid - Sources

Nippon Steel has not withdrawn its $14.9 billion bid to buy U.S. Steel, despite President Trump's claim that the Japanese steelmaker would only "invest" in the company.

Pessimism Grows Over Mortgage Rates, Fannie Mae Survey Shows

Higher Mortgage Rates Sink in: Consumers Less Optimistic About Rate Drops, More Concerned About Rising Rents

Oil Declines Amid Escalating Trade War Fears

Oil prices fall for a third week as US-China trade war concerns weigh on markets

Oil Extends Weekly Decline as Trump Tariffs Trump Iran Sanctions

Oil prices fell for a third straight week as concerns over US-China trade tensions and weak demand in Asia overshadowed the impact of US sanctions on Iran.

Tech Giants Pour $325B Into AI Infrastructure, Eyeing Long-Term Payoff

Meta, Microsoft, Amazon, and Google to invest heavily in AI over next several years

Fed Rate May Be 'On Hold,' But President Says Rates Will Likely Move Lower Over 'Next 12-18 Months'

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee says interest rates will likely move lower over the next 12-18 months despite the Fed potentially being on hold. He believes the economy is on track to achieve the Fed's 2% inflation target and that the labor market is stabilizing at full employment.

Amazon Stock Drops as Quarterly Guidance Disappoints, Massive AI Spending Announced

Amazon stock (AMZN) dropped 3% premarket after mixed Q1 guidance and massive spending on AI infrastructure announced. Despite the miss and heavy capex, analysts remain bullish on Amazon's long-term growth prospects, citing AWS reacceleration and continued retail growth.

Fed rate cuts still seen in June, end-2025

Fed rate cuts still seen coming as unemployment drops