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Inflation continues to stupefy investors, who are now beginning to fear the Federal Reserve may return to higher interest rate hikes, though markets themselves haven’t tumbled yet. → Read More
The Federal Reserve began its reduction in interest rate hikes this week, but a surprising jobs report has Wall Street worried the central bank isn’t done yet. → Read More
After two weeks of positive gains to kick off January, markets suffered their first real loss of the new year as more companies announce layoffs. → Read More
Investors were disappointed early in the week as ADP’s jobs report showed higher-than-expected gains, which indicates the Federal Reserve will continue to hike interest rates. → Read More
Failing to build on the rally of 2021, Wall Street gave up most of last year’s gains as persistent inflation crashed against the fears of a Fed-driven recession. → Read More
With sizeable gains on Monday and Tuesday, markets looked primed to claw back most of the losses in recent weeks. But after a cooling jobs report that promises higher interest rates next month, equities slid back down. → Read More
Driven by inflation and the Federal Reserve’s response to it, bears are multiplying while the bulls die out. → Read More
It shouldn’t have been a surprise, given the central bank’s plans have been written large on the proverbial wall, but investors still fled equities after this latest rate hike as worries about the Fed’s approach are increasing. → Read More
Hoping that the third time's the charm, pensions and other investors suing Goldman Sachs argued before the Second Circuit for the third time in 12 years in order to get their claims of securities fraud certified. → Read More
Inflation is not cooling as quickly as hoped, while growth is slowing, leading many investors to take on a bearish gait heading into next week when the Federal Reserve is expected to hike interest rates again. → Read More
Inflation didn't recede in August as economists had predicted, it kept going up, which spurred Wall Street's worst day since the year began. → Read More
Investors are unmoved by another positive jobs report, capping 20 months of significant job gains, as Wall Street losses from August bleed over into September. → Read More
Investors have had a good run for the past several months, particularly in the last four weeks, but that good run has come to a whimpering end. → Read More
Equity markets mostly stayed put this week despite a blockbuster jobs report. The reason, many experts believe, is that Wall Street still fears a hawkish Federal Reserve. → Read More
By some accounts, the U.S. economy is officially in a recession, though investors largely discounted that analysis and have rallied to end the week on a positive note. → Read More
Even though markets pulled out another winning week, recession and inflation worries are still nipping at investors’ heels. → Read More
Despite another booming inflation report this week, Wall Street managed to rally and end Friday with only slight losses. → Read More
Wall Street digested another positive jobs report without related gains, as the good news for employment likely means the Federal Reserve will remain aggressive on interest rates. → Read More
The Salvadoran soccer official had denied culpability months earlier in connection to the massive FIFA scandal. → Read More
Many investors bought back into markets after bad retail numbers caused a violent reaction on Wall Street with trading volume down due to August vacations. → Read More