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GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall St loses steam, dollar gains as investors mull rate cut timing
Reuters via Yahoo Finance· 6 minutes agoWall Street pared earlier gains on Tuesday after equity markets elsewhere rallied as investors parsed when and by how much the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates this year, while a resurgent ...
New Jersey is Well Positioned for Strong Future Economic Growth
New Jersey Business Magazine· 2 hours agoFrom afar, New Jersey seems to have it all. It is a global economy, with international ports and...
Global debt surges to new record high in blow for world economy
The Telegraph via Yahoo Finance· 5 hours agoGlobal debt has surged to a record high of $315 trillion (£250 trillion) as China and India...
The energy shift is the economic race of the century. What will the US do to win?
The Hill· 3 hours agoIf there was any doubt that we are now locked in a race to lead the global transition to a...
A recession in early 2025 could send the stock market tumbling 30%, strategist says
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 7 minutes ago"[Chinese policymakers] haven't really signaled that there's going to be enough stimulus to really...
2 Top Artificial Intelligence (AI) Stocks to Buy in May
Motley Fool via Yahoo Finance· 7 hours agoIt's not often that investors can experience a megatrend like artificial intelligence (AI), a...
Global Payments (GPN) Reliance on International Sales: What Investors Need to Know
Zacks via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoExamine Global Payments' (GPN) international revenue patterns and their implications on Wall...
Global Bond Rally Faces Supply Test as US Refunding Starts
Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 6 hours ago(Bloomberg) -- The global bond rally ignited by hopes of lower interest rates in the US will face...
Interest Rates Will Be Higher for Longer, Fed’s Kashkari Says
Barrons.com· 3 hours agoAs many consumers and businesses have debt locked in at low interest rates, it might take longer for...
For finance titans, the US economy rules
Yahoo Finance via AOL· 6 hours agoMany Americans might disagree, but the one-percenters at the Milken Institute's annual financial conference think the US economy is trouncing everybody...