NEW YORK (AP) — Stocks around the world pushed higher Tuesday, as markets gain strength following a shaky run the last couple of weeks. Shares of technology companies, retailers and metals miners helped lead the way in the United States.
Ray Dalio, the billionaire founder of the world's largest hedge fund--Bridgewater, said in a LinkedIn post on Monday that he's...“tactically reducing” his risk because he's concerned about growing internal and external conflict “leading to impaired government efficiency” in the US. But are Dalio and other big investors writing off President Trump too early?
Arconic could have more than 40% upside.
Germany and the rest of Europe should back the "democratically minded" majority of Turks who do not support President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Germany's foreign minister said in remarks likely to hurt Berlin's relations with Ankara further. The comments by Sigmar Gabriel at a campaign event on Monday evening for his Social Democratic Party (SPD) represented a hardening of Berlin's position towards its NATO ally and came after Erdogan urged German Turks to boycott Germany's main parties in a vote on Sept. 24.
Jeff Knight, Columbia Threadneedle Investments and David Lefkowitz, UBS, weigh in on what's moving markets.
