Big tech stocks dominate markets as investors debate recession risks
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The "Magnificent 7" stocks like Apple and Microsoft account for 29% of the S&P 500, raising concerns about overconcentration. However, some see the risk as overstated since these are profitable companies.
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BlackRock shook up the leadership of its secretive consulting arm, Financial Markets Advisory, which advises governments.
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The commercial real estate crisis could force the Fed to cut rates sooner than expected, by May, due to parallels with factors that led to 2008 crisis.
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Major investors like Jeremy Grantham and Jeffrey Gundlach see high recession risk due to overpriced stocks and excessive government spending.
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Amazon is resetting its healthcare strategy after its One Medical acquisition has racked up $hundreds of millions in losses, sparking questions around direction.