Just one analyst labeled the healthcare industry bellwether a "sell," going against the grain set by 97% of strategists covering the space.
The president urged Republicans repping high-tax states including New York to accept a $30,000 deduction cap for now, but the holdouts remain dug in.
The global alternatives giant argues a breakdown in government bonds as a hedge and a "structurally" weaker dollar creates new diversification challenges.
The agency's new chairman Paul Atkins says "common-sense" review of 23-year-old restrictions could unlock the $31 trillion industry to more investors.
A Friday evening markdown by the Big Four credit rating agency is compounding risks from tariff threats and long-simmering fiscal issues.
In rare setback, the proposed legislation was rejected in a split vote over holdouts' demands on Medicaid, clean energy tax credits, and polarizing SALT deductions.
The greenback's wild slide has continued as erratic US policymaking spurs a "love-hate" relationship with international investors.
The Republican leader balked at calls to raise the tax deduction, which has been one of the stickiest wickets blocking President Donald Trump's legislative agenda.
Past changes to the Federal Reserve's longer-run strategy, including letting inflation run hotter than 2% for "some time," might no longer work for the current economy.
Draft tax legislation by House Republicans raises concerns for aid-giving private universities, with steep hikes on levies based on "lifeblood" endowment dollars per pupil.
