embed codes EXACTLY as they are. In this snippet, there are no such tags? I see tags,
. So we can just rewrite body.
We must rewrite headline: “Broader Market Settles Higher as Positive Inflation News Outweighs Chip Rout”. Need unique, fresh, professional. Maybe “Markets Rise as Inflation Data Boosts Sentiment, Despite Chip Decline”. That’s professional.
Now rewrite body: need natural high-quality professional English. Remove promotional lines: “Join 200K+ Subscribers…” and “Find out why the midday Barchart Brief newsletter is a must-read…”. Also remove footer disclaimer? Footer junk includes disclaimer lines; but maybe keep disclaimer? It says remove “footer junk”. The disclaimer is part of footer; maybe remove it. Also remove “More news from Barchart” maybe junk. Also remove author line and disclaimer. Let’s see.
Original Body HTML includes many
sections, plus with author disclaimer, then “More news from Barchart”. Also
. Also earlier promotional lines: Join 200K+ Subscribers: and “Find out why…” inside
. Those should be removed.
Thus we need to keep the core news content (market movements, economic data, etc.) but rewrite to natural prose.
We also must keep all media tags unchanged. There’s no media tags here, but there are tags which are not media. So fine.
We need to ensure we keep all original paragraphs (except removed promotional/footer) but rewrite content inside them. Also we need to keep the structure:
tags etc.
Let’s list the paragraphs and content:
1. First
: “The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) (SPY) on Wednesday closed up +0.38%, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI) (DIA) closed up +0.29%, and the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX) (QQQ) closed down -0.28%. September E-mini S&P futures (ESU26) rose +0.35%, and September E-mini Nasdaq futures (NQU26) fell -0.30%.”
2.
: “Stock indexes settled mixed on Wednesday, with the S&P 500 posting a 6-week high. The broader market garnered support from Wednesday’s US economic news, which showed that June producer prices rose less than expected and the July Empire manufacturing survey rose more than expected.”
3. Join 200K+ Subscribers: (promo) -> remove.
4.
“Find out why the midday Barchart Brief newsletter is a must-read for thousands daily.” (promo) -> remove.
5.
: “Strength in technology stocks also bolstered the broader market, following strong earnings from ASML, which offered fresh evidence of the relentless demand for chips needed for the global artificial intelligence buildout. ASML is the only maker of sophisticated lithography machines needed to manufacture advanced semiconductors. Also, Apple closed up more than 4% to lead the Magnificent Seven technology stocks higher after China approved the rollout of Apple’s generative artificial intelligence feature.”
6.
: “However, the Nasdaq 100 settled lower on Wednesday amid a rout in chipmakers. Also, health insurance stocks were under pressure after Elevance Health plunged following its updated guidance that fell short of the second-quarter beat.”
7.
: “US MBA mortgage applications fell -2.7% in the week ended July 10, with the purchase mortgage sub-index down -7.3% and the refinancing mortgage sub-index up +3.5%. The average 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose +7 bp to 6.65% from 6.58% in the prior week.”
8.
: “US Jun PPI final demand eased to +5.5% y/y from +6.0% y/y, weaker than expectations of +6.2% y/y. Jun PPI ex food and energy rose +4.7% y/y, weaker than expectations of +5.1% y/y.”
9.
: “The US Jul Empire manufacturing survey of general business conditions rose +9.9 to 15.6, stronger than expectations of 9.2.”
10.
: “Dovish comments on Wednesday from New York Fed President John Williams were supportive for stocks and bonds when he said, “Inflation is unquestionably too high, but there are encouraging reasons to expect that inflation has peaked and should edge down in coming quarters.””
11.
: “The Fed Beige Book was mixed for stocks as it stated that economic activity in the 12 Fed regions increased at a slight to moderate pace in the 6 weeks to July 6, unchanged from June’s summary. Most regions reported little to no change in employment and, “consumer prices continued to rise, with several districts reporting their contacts saw greater price sensitivity among their customers.””
12.
: “Chinese economic news was mixed for global growth prospects. On the negative side, China’s Q2 GDP rose +4.3% y/y, slightly weaker than expectations of +4.4% y/y and the smallest increase in 3.5 years. Also, Jun new home prices fell by -0.15% m/m, marking the 37th consecutive month of declines. On the positive side, China’s industrial production rose 5.3% y/y, stronger than the expected 4.6% y/y. Also, Jun retail sales unexpectedly rose +1.0% y/y, stronger than expectations of -0.1% y/y. In addition, the Jun surveyed jobless rate unexpectedly fell -0.1 to 5.0%, showing a stronger labor market than expectations of no change at 5.1%.”
13.
: “On the negative side, geopolitical risks are ramping up, as the interim peace deal between the US and Iran has effectively collapsed. The US maintained its naval blockade of Iran and launched another wave of airstrikes on Iran on Wednesday, the fifth straight day of attacks. President Trump pledged to intensify the bombardment until Iran stops attacking ships in the Strait of Hormuz and agrees to open the waterway. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks against Kuwait.”
14.
: “The outlook for strong Q2 earnings, which will begin this week, is a bullish factor for stocks. Forecasts compiled by Bloomberg Intelligence suggest Q2 earnings may increase by +23%, close to Q1’s blowout earnings of +30%, which was more than double the +12% analysts had expected. AI spending is expected to account for most of earnings, with AI infrastructure stocks set to contribute nearly 60% of the S&P 500’s earnings-per-share growth in Q2.”
15.
: “The markets are discounting a 10% chance of a +25 bp rate hike at the next FOMC meeting on July 28-29.”
16.
: “Overseas stock markets settled mixed on Wednesday. The Euro Stoxx 50 closed down -0.23%. China’s Shanghai Composite closed down -0.29%. Japan’s Nikkei-225 Stock Average closed up +1.49%.”
17.
…disclaimer…” (footer junk) -> remove.
18. … author disclaimer … “On the date of publication, Rich Asplund did not have (either directly or indirectly) positions … All information … For more info … here.” -> remove.
19.
“More news from Barchart” -> remove.
Now need to rewrite each paragraph into natural professional English, preserving meaning.
We also need to keep all
tags and any other tags (like , , etc.) but we can rewrite the inner text.
Let’s rewrite:
Paragraph 1: “The S&P 500 Index ($SPX) (SPY) closed up 0.38% on Wednesday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ($DOWI) (DIA) rose 0.29%, while the Nasdaq 100 Index ($IUXX) (QQQ) fell 0.28%. September E‑mini S&P futures (ESU26) increased 0.35%, and September E‑mini Nasdaq futures (NQU26) declined 0.30%.”
Paragraph 2: “Equity indexes posted a mixed session, with the S&P 500 reaching a six‑week high. The broader market found support in Wednesday’s U.S. economic data, which showed June producer prices rose less than expected and the July Empire manufacturing survey rose more than expected.”
Paragraph 3: Remove.
Paragraph 4: Remove.
Paragraph 5: “Technology stocks helped lift the broader market after robust earnings from ASML highlighted the strong demand for chips essential to the global artificial‑intelligence expansion. ASML remains the sole producer of advanced lithography equipment for cutting‑edge semiconductors. Apple rallied more than 4% on Wednesday, leading the Magnificent Seven technology stocks higher after China approved the launch of its new generative‑AI feature.”
Paragraph 6: “The Nasdaq 100 slipped lower on Wednesday as chipmakers sold off. Health‑insurance stocks also came under pressure after Elevance Health dropped following weaker‑than‑expected guidance for the second quarter.”
Paragraph 7: “MBA mortgage applications fell 2.7% in the week ending July 10, with the purchase‑mortgage index down 7.3% and the refinancing index up 3.5%. The average 30‑year fixed‑rate mortgage rose 7 basis points to 6.65%, up from 6.58% a week earlier.”
Paragraph 8: “June PPI final demand eased to 5.5% year‑over‑year, below the consensus forecast of 6.2%. Core PPI (excluding food and energy) rose 4.7% year‑over‑year, underperforming the expected 5.1%.”
Paragraph 9: “The July Empire manufacturing survey rose 9.9 points to a reading of 15.6, surpassing the forecast of 9.2.”
Paragraph 10: “New York Fed President John Williams said inflation remains too high but signaled optimism that it has likely peaked and will decline in the coming quarters, a dovish outlook supportive of equities and bonds.”
Paragraph 11: “The Fed Beige Book showed mixed conditions: economic activity in the 12 Fed districts grew slightly to moderately in the six weeks through July 6, unchanged from June. Employment was largely flat in most regions, and consumer prices continued to rise, with several districts noting heightened price sensitivity among customers.”
Paragraph 12: “China’s Q2 GDP expanded 4.3% year‑over‑year, slightly below expectations and the weakest pace in 3.5 years. New‑home prices fell 0.15% month‑over‑month, marking the 37th consecutive decline. Industrial production rose 5.3% year‑over‑year, exceeding the forecast of 4.6%. Retail sales unexpectedly rose 1.0% year‑over‑year, well above the forecast of a 0.1% decline. The surveyed unemployment rate slipped 0.1 percentage points to 5.0%, outperforming the flat 5.1% expectation.”
Paragraph 13: “Geopolitical tensions escalated as the interim US‑Iran peace deal collapsed. The United States maintained its naval blockade of Iran and conducted a fifth consecutive day of airstrikes on the country. President Trump pledged to intensify strikes until Iran halts attacks on vessels in the Strait of Hormuz and reopens the waterway. Iran responded with missile and drone attacks on Kuwait.”
Paragraph 14: “Strong Q2 earnings are expected to boost equities. Bloomberg Intelligence projects a 23% increase in Q2 earnings, approaching Q1’s 30% surge, which was well above the 12% analysts had forecasted. AI spending is expected to drive most of the growth, with AI infrastructure stocks accounting for roughly 60% of the S&P 500’s earnings‑per‑share expansion in Q2.”
Paragraph 15: “Markets price in a 10% probability of a 25‑basis‑point rate hike at the upcoming FOMC meeting on July 28‑29.”
Paragraph 16: “Overseas markets were mixed: the Euro Stoxx 50 fell 0.23%, the Shanghai Composite slipped 0.29%, while Japan’s Nikkei‑225 rose 1.49%.”
Now we need to ensure we keep any tags etc. In the original there were Interest Rates and US Stock Movers. Those should be preserved. Also there were class attributes but we can keep them.
Let’s locate those sections in original HTML:
After the overseas markets paragraph, there is:
Interest Rates
September 10-year T-notes (ZNU6) on Wednesday closed up +12 ticks, and the 10-year T-note yield fell -4.8 bp to 4.541%… (long paragraph).
Then
European government bond yields were mixed…
Then
Eurozone May industrial production…
Then
ECB Governing Council member…
Then
Swaps are discounting a 6% chance…
Then US Stock Movers
Strength in the Magnificent Seven technology stocks… (the paragraph about Apple, Alphabet etc.)
So we need to rewrite those sections too, preserving the tags and class attributes.
Let’s rewrite the “Interest Rates” paragraph:
Original: “September 10-year T-notes (ZNU6) on Wednesday closed up +12 ticks, and the 10-year T-note yield fell -4.8 bp to 4.541%. T-notes recovered from early losses on Wednesday and moved higher after US Jun producer prices rose less than expected, a dovish factor for Fed policy. T-notes added to their gains on Wednesday when New York Fed President John Williams said, “there are encouraging reasons to expect that inflation has peaked and should edge down in coming quarters.” T-notes initially moved lower on Wednesday’s strength in WTI crude oil prices, which boosts inflation expectations and is bearish for T-notes.”
Rewrite: “September 10‑year Treasury notes (ZNU6) rose 12 ticks on Wednesday, pushing the 10‑year yield down 4.8 basis points to 4.541%. The notes recovered after early declines, as weaker‑than‑expected June producer‑price data reinforced a dovish Fed outlook. Additional gains followed comments from New York Fed President John Williams that inflation appears to have peaked and should decline in the coming quarters. Earlier, a surge in crude oil prices had pushed yields lower, reflecting heightened inflation expectations.”
Need to keep class? The original had no class on that paragraph, just
. So keep as
.
Next paragraph about European government bond yields:
Original: “European government bond yields were mixed on Wednesday. The 10-year German bund yield rose to a 1.75-month high of 3.148% and finished up +0.8 bp to 3.122%. The 10-year UK gilt yield fell -4.0 bp to 4.937%.”
Rewrite: “European government bond yields were mixed on Wednesday. Germany’s 10‑year bund yield rose to a 1.75‑month high of 3.148%, finishing at 3.122% after a 0.8‑bp increase. The United Kingdom’s 10‑year gilt yield fell 4.0 basis points to 4.937%.”
Next: “Eurozone May industrial production unexpectedly fell -0.2% m/m, weaker than expectations of a+0.2% m/m increase.”
Rewrite: “Eurozone industrial production unexpectedly slipped 0.2% month‑over‑month in May, missing the forecast of a 0.2% gain.”
Next: “ECB Governing Council member and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel said, “The development of energy prices is a decisive factor in determining the future inflation outlook, and monetary policy will maintain its vigilant stance.””
Rewrite: “ECB Governing Council member and Bundesbank President Joachim Nagel warned that energy price developments are a decisive factor for future inflation and that monetary policy will remain vigilant.”
Next: “Swaps are discounting a 6% chance of a +25 bp ECB rate hike at its next policy meeting on July 23.”
Rewrite: “Swaps currently price in a 6% probability of a 25‑basis‑point ECB rate hike at its next policy meeting on July 23.”
Now “US Stock Movers” section. Let’s rewrite that paragraph.
Original: “Strength in the Magnificent Seven technology stocks was a supportive factor for the overall market on Wednesday. Apple (AAPL) closed up more than +4% to lead gainers in the Dow Jones industrials after Bloomberg News reported the company received government approval to roll out its Apple Intelligence generative artificial intelligence feature in China. Also, Alphabet (GOOGL), Amazon.com (AMZN), and Meta Platforms (META) closed up more than +3%. In addition, Microsoft (MSFT) closed up more than +2% and Nvidia (NVDA) closed up +0.33%. Bucking the trend, Tesla (TSLA) closed down -0.46%.”
Rewrite: “Tech stocks drove the broader market higher on Wednesday. Apple rose more than 4% after Bloomberg reported that the company obtained government approval to launch its Apple Intelligence generative‑AI feature in China, leading the Dow Jones Industrials. Alphabet, Amazon.com, and Meta each gained more than 3%, while Microsoft advanced over 2% and Nvidia added 0.33%. Tesla slipped 0.46%.”
Next paragraph about software stocks:
Original: “Software stocks settled higher on Wednesday, recovering some of Tuesday’s sharp losses. Thomson Reuters (TRI) closed up more than +4%, and Atlassian Corp (TEAM) and Oracle (ORCL) closed up more than +3%. Also, Adobe Systems (ADBE), Workday (WDAY), and Autodesk (ADSK) closed up more than +1%.”
Rewrite: “Software equities rebounded on Wednesday, recouping part of the previous day’s decline. Thomson Reuters rose more than 4%, while Atlassian, Oracle, Adobe, Workday, and Autodesk each posted gains of more than 1%.”
Next paragraph about chipmakers and AI-infrastructure stocks under pressure:
Original: “Chipmakers and AI-infrastructure stocks were under pressure on Wednesday, a negative factor for the broader market. The iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) closed down more than -2%. Western Digital (WDC) closed down more than -8% to lead losers in the Nasdaq 100, and Sandisk (SNDK) and Micron Technology (MU) closed down more than -6%. Also, Marvel Technology (MRVL) closed down more than -7%, and Seagate Technology Holdings Plc (STX) closed down more than -5%. In addition, Intel (INTC) closed down more than -4%, and Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) and Lam Research (LRCX) closed down more than -3%.”
Rewrite: “Semiconductor and AI‑infrastructure stocks fell on Wednesday, weighing on the broader market. The iShares Semiconductor ETF (SOXX) declined over 2%, with Western Digital down more than 8% to lead the Nasdaq 100. Sandisk, Micron Technology, Marvel Technology, and Seagate all fell more than 5% or 6%. Intel dropped over 4%, and Advanced Micro Devices and Lam Research each fell more than 3%.”
Next paragraph about health insurance stocks:
Original: “Elevance Health (ELV) closed down more than -8% to lead health insurance stocks lower after Evercore ISI said the company’s updated guidance was “lower” than the beat in the second quarter. Also, Molina Healthcare (MOH) and Centene (CNC) closed down more than -3%, and Cigna Group (CI) and UnitedHealth Group (UNH) closed down more than -1%.”
Rewrite: “Elevance Health fell more than 8% after Evercore ISI noted that its revised guidance fell short of the Q2 beat. Molina Healthcare and Centene each slipped over 3%, while Cigna Group and UnitedHealth Group declined more than 1%.”
Next paragraph about PayPal:
Original: “PayPal Holdings (PYPL) closed up more than +17% to lead gainers in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 after Reuters reported Stripe and Advent International have made a joint offer to buy the company for $53 billion, or $60.50 per share.”
Rewrite: “PayPal surged more than 17% on Wednesday, topping the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 after Reuters reported a joint offer from Stripe and Advent International to acquire the company for $53 billion, or $60.50 per share.”
Next paragraph about Karman Holdings:
Original: “Karman Holdings (KRMN) closed up more than +6% after S&P Dow Jones Indices reported that the company will replace BrightSpring Health Services in the S&P SmallCap 600 effective before the opening of trading on Friday, July 17.”
Rewrite: “Karman Holdings rose more than 6% following S&P Dow Jones Indices’ announcement that it will replace BrightSpring Health Services in the S&P SmallCap 600 effective before the market open on Friday, July 17.”
Next paragraph about BlackRock:
Original: “BlackRock (BLK) closed up more than +6% after reporting Q2 adjusted EPS of $13.91, well above the consensus of $12.66.”
Rewrite: “BlackRock climbed more than 6% after reporting Q2 adjusted earnings per share of $13.91, surpassing the consensus estimate of $12.66.”
Next paragraph about Lionsgate Studios:
Original: “Lionsgate Studios (LION) is up more than +6% after Reuters reported the company is exploring a sale and has attracted takeover interest from Bollore Group.”
Rewrite: “Lionsgate Studios gained more than 6% after Reuters reported that the company is considering a sale and has attracted interest from Bollore Group.”
Next paragraph about Cintas:
Original: “Cintas (CTAS) closed up more than +4% after reporting Q2 revenue of $2.91 billion, better than the consensus of $2.87 billion, and forecasting 2027 revenue of $12.10 billion to $12.25 billion, the midpoint above the consensus of $12.12 billion.”
Rewrite: “Cintas rose more than 4% after posting Q2 revenue of $2.91 billion, beating the consensus of $2.87 billion, and projecting 2027 revenue of $12.10‑$12.25 billion, a midpoint above the consensus estimate.”
Next paragraph about 3M Co:
Original: “3M Co (MMM) closed up more than +2% after announcing a strategic partnership with Microsoft focused on AI data center infrastructure and enterprise transformation.”
Rewrite: “3M advanced more than 2% after announcing a strategic partnership with Microsoft to develop AI data‑center infrastructure and support enterprise transformation.”
Next paragraph about Pentair Plc:
Original: “Pentair Plc (PNR) closed down -15% to lead losses in the S&P 500 after cutting its full-year adjusted EPS forecast to $4.60 to $4.80 from a previous forecast of $5.30 to $5.40, well below the consensus of $5.33.”
Rewrite: “Pentair fell 15% to lead S&P 500 declines after cutting its full‑year adjusted EPS forecast to $4.60‑$4.80, below the consensus of $5.33.”
Next paragraph about Phoenix Education Partners:
Original: “Phoenix Education Partners (PXED) closed down more than -12% after cutting its 2026 net revenue forecast to $1.02 billion to $1.03 billion from a previous estimate of $1.03 billion to $1.04 billion.”
Rewrite: “Phoenix Education Partners dropped more than 12% after reducing its 2026 net revenue outlook to $1.02‑$1.03 billion from a prior range of $1.03‑$1.04 billion.”
Next paragraph about Progressive Corp:
Original: “Progressive Corp (PGR) closed down more than -9% after reporting Q2 net premiums written were $21.08 billion, below the consensus of $21.29 billion.”
Rewrite: “Progressive slipped more than 9% after reporting Q2 net premiums written of $21.08 billion, slightly below the consensus of $21.29 billion.”
Next paragraph about Travelers Cos:
Original: “Travelers Cos (TRV) closed down more than -2% after Morgan Stanley downgraded the ”
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