Jimmy Chen

speaker
345 appearances 47 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2025 last heard 20 Jan

Jimmy Chen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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recordings per month · last 12 months
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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 17 in all, peaking in Oct 2025 with 8.

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companies to take over the country's oil production. voice-verified
And investors in those companies seem pretty excited about the potential payoff. voice-verified
Chevron is the last major U.S. voice-verified
oil company operating in Venezuela. voice-verified
Its shares soared more than 5% and helped lift the overall market. voice-verified
Shares in ExxonMobil and ConocoPhillips also rose. voice-verified
The U.S. voice-verified
military's capture of Venezuela's president and his wife has stoked concerns about increased geopolitical instability. voice-verified
Prices of gold and silver, typically seen as hedges against uncertainty, rose. voice-verified
So did the shares of major weapons makers and defense contractors. voice-verified
Maria Aspin, NPR News. voice-verified
US markets have rallied for three straight years as investors pin more and more hopes on the artificial intelligence frenzy. voice-verified
Tech companies are pouring money into AI, while investors have sent tech stocks soaring on the hopes of an eventual payoff. voice-verified
The major US indices all rose by double digit percentages in twenty twenty five, and analysts are largely predicting that they'll do it again this year, despite some fears that tech stocks are too hot, and that the overall economy is weakening. voice-verified
Investors will get more clues about US hiring and unemployment on Friday when the federal government releases its December jobs report. voice-verified
Maria Aspen, NPR News. voice-verified
US markets have rallied for three straight years as investors pin more and more hopes on the artificial intelligence frenzy. voice-verified
Tech companies are pouring money into AI, while investors have sent tech stocks soaring on the hopes of an eventual payoff. voice-verified
The major US indices all rose by double digit percentages in twenty twenty five, and analysts are largely predicting that they'll do it again this year, despite some fears that tech stocks are too hot, and that the overall economy is weakening. voice-verified
Investors will get more clues about US hiring and unemployment on Friday when the federal government releases its December jobs report. voice-verified
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