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The firm downgraded Jefferies to Market Perform in March due to fears that an expected “major rebound in M&A activity” would fail to materialize.

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The so-called k-shaped economy reflects a pattern in which one sector of the economy rebounds, while another declines.

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She’s known for her sharp arrival looks as much as her rebounding prowess among women’s basketball fans and she even served as a member of the 2025 Met Gala’s host committee.

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“Something’s gotta give—either economic growth softens to match a soft labor market, or the labor market rebounds to match stronger economic growth,” he said.

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Analysts expect a reversion, with quality stocks, including IBM, Cisco, and Dell, poised to rebound due to attractive valuations and strong growth.

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