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Stock market today: Asian shares start June with big gains following Wall St rally
FOX 16 Little Rock· 2 hours agoAsian shares began June with big gains on Monday after a report showing that inflation in the U.S....
The Fed Won’t Cut Rates This Year
Barrons.com· 2 days agoThat’s after the S&P 500 index returned 27% in the past year. “We don’t see a significant drawdown in the offing,” Tollette says. “Although we see...
U.S. Money Supply Is Doing Something So Scarce That It Hasn't Happened Since the Great Depression --...
Motley Fool via Yahoo Finance· 20 hours agoIf there's less capital in circulation, the expectation would be for consumers to pare back their...
ECB Rate Cut Will Be Rare Bright Spot in Troubled Euro Region
Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance· 1 hour ago(Bloomberg) -- This week’s interest-rate cut is a milestone for the European Central Bank. Most Read...
Currencies tread cautiously after US inflation report, focus on ECB
Reuters via Yahoo Finance· 4 hours agoThe currency market started the week cautiously, with the dollar slightly lower on Monday after data...
‘Garfield’ & ‘IF’ Bully ‘Furiosa’ Into Third Place As Summer Box Office Recession Continues – Sunday...
Deadline via Yahoo News· 14 hours agoSUNDAY AM WRITETHRU: After a poor Memorial Day weekend, we have a poor post-holiday period, with all...
Motorsports can help sell you a car: Why carmakers pour millions into racing
USA TODAY via Yahoo Finance· 4 days agoWhen the Great Recession hit in 2008, General Motors quickly put the usual expenses on the chopping...
Fed rate cuts face big reset on renewed inflation risks
TheStreet via Yahoo Finance· 6 days agoThe final Fed meeting of the year is slated for Dec. 18, the day after Electoral College officials...
AI mania is just 'typical bubble hype' like the crypto craze, says top economist Paul Romer
Business Insider via Yahoo Finance· 4 days agoEconomically sensitive stocks have underperformed recession-resistant ones this year, signaling...
It's Falling Hard Now
GoldSeek.com· 22 hours agoOn the basic economic front, the Chicago Purchase Manager’s Index, a major report that covers the upper midwest, came in all-out horrible. Almost as low as the Great Recession
