Airlines and planemakers obsess about reducing jet-fuel consumption by constantly finding new ways to reduce aircraft weight. They may have new allies in Ozempic and other similar slimming medications.
Wheat futures tumbled after the US Department of Agriculture showed domestic production and quarterly stockpiles were bigger than analysts expected.
With weight-loss drugs that reduce the risk of heart attacks and diabetes potentially improving millions of lives, stock investors have had the somewhat unpleasant task of sussing out the impact on a host of health-care companies.
Fears about the health of the US consumer this week from companies across the country — ranging from used-car dealers and restaurant operators, to airlines and major retailers — are raising concerns in the stock market about the chances for a soft landing.
Investors should start snapping up some regional bank stocks that were battered by this year’s selloff, Citigroup Inc. analyst Keith Horowitz said.
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