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Today's financial markets are less welcoming to new capital than they used to be, as every week of 2025 has delivered wave after wave of uncertainty for investors. In the first quarter, both participants and the economy as a whole had to contend with the implications of Liberation Day in April 2025, when President Trump introduced new trade tariffs to be implemented with most of the United States' trading partners.

Chinese e-commerce giants Alibaba Group Holding Ltd. BABA and PDD Holdings, Inc. PDD saw their shares rise on Monday after China reported a stronger-than-expected jump in retail sales.

Temu is a low-cost online marketplace that has had the temerity to achieve popularity with American buyers while also being Chinese. In response to Temu's achievements in the world's most competitive consumer market, Nebraska attorney general Mike Hilgers has filed a complaint that Temu installs “malware” of some kind that gives the company access to “sensitive information.

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@Theotrade's Don Kaufman says he's "all beared up" on today's U.S. and China tariff developments and the latest CPI print. His bearish perspective isn't shifting on today's Big 3.

When deciding whether to buy, sell, or hold a stock, investors often rely on analyst recommendations. Media reports about rating changes by these brokerage-firm-employed (or sell-side) analysts often influence a stock's price, but are they really important?

As Temu and Shein suffer from tariffs in the U.S., the companies have been shifting focus to Europe, where their sales grew in May, according to consumer trend data from Consumer Edge. However, experts warn that the China-founded budget shopping platforms will meet familiar regulatory scrutiny in the region.

Michael Burry just sold everything and initiated major short positions. Is 'The Big Short' happening all over again? I don't think so. The story is more complex than that. Here's why.

As Donald Trump's administration's on-off trade war with China threatens the economics of retail platforms like Shein and Temu, firms are shifting resources to Europe and other markets. But tackling the complexity and bureaucracy of the European Union isn't easy.

Temu reportedly lost 58% of its eCommerce platform's daily U.S. users in May after the U.S. ended the de minimis exemption on imported goods from China on May 2. Reuters reported the drop Monday (June 2), citing data from market intelligence firm Sensor Tower.