Exclusively for CNBC Pro subscribers - see which companies are adapting to reverse globalization
Russia's invasion of Ukraine has fast forwarded a shift away from the decades long trend of economic integration and globalization, and that will create both challenges and opportunities for American businesses and investors. Economists say the forging of global supply chains and low-cost manufacturing was a deflationary trend, while breaking globalization apart will be inflationary. Subscribe to CNBC Pro to see which companies and industries will win and lose in the new world order and how to invest amidst an unwinding of globalization. This and so much more, exclusively for CNBC Pro subscribers. |
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Here are more of today's top stories, exclusive for CNBC Pro subscribers! Here are Monday's biggest analyst calls of the day: AT&T, Nvidia, Nio, Match, Wells Fargo & more
MON, APRIL 11 2022 JPMorgan's trading guru Kolanovic says take profits now on U.S. stocks, add to emerging markets
MON, APRIL 11 2022 Baird downgrades Nvidia, warning of chip order cancelations
MON, APRIL 11 2022 Russia's war will reorient global energy flows and these stocks stand to benefit, says Bernstein SUN, APRIL 10 2022 Earnings playbook: Big banks and an airline kick off the reporting season
SUN, APRIL 10 2022 Value investor David Katz says he'd 'aggressively' buy banks and thinks this tech giant is too cheap
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