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Umer Khan

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We manufacture and supply Barber Products like Hairdressing scissors, Razors, Hairdressing Cape, Barber Bags, Manicure Tools, Barber Accessories, etc

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US solar panel imports fall to lowest level in nearly 7 years in Q1

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By Kirsten Errick Verified, Umer Khan
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
US solar panel imports slid to their lowest quarterly level in nearly seven years in the first three months of 2026 as federal incentives and trade policies continued to reshape the photovoltaic supply chain. The US imported 4.5 gigawatts of solar modules in the first quarter, down almost 50% from the prior quarter and down 32.3% from the first quarter of 2025, according to the S&P Global Market Intelligence Global Trade Analytics Suite.
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April US retail sales rise as expected; default risk climbs

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By Nick Lazzaro Verified, Umer Khan
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
US retail and food services sales rose in April with increases in nine of 13 categories. Sales in April grew 0.5% month over month, meeting the consensus forecast, according to advance estimates from the US Census Bureau and analyst data compiled by Econoday. Previously reported sales for March were revised to show a 1.6% month-over-month increase, down from the originally estimated 1.7% increase.
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Large M&A deals defy volatile market

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By Joe Mantone Verified, Darragh Riordan Verified, Nick Lazzaro Verified, Umer Khan
| S&P Global Market Intelligence Verified
Market volatility that first started with concerns stemming from private credit and then spread to fallout related to the Iran war has clouded the outlook for dealmaking. During the first quarter, VIX, the Cboe index that measures expected volatility in the S&P 500, recorded an average close of 20.5, up from 17.8 in the prior quarter and 18.6 in the year ago.
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