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     The WSJ Dollar Index Falls 0.3% to 100.33

     The Wall Street Journal· 2 days ago

     NEWSPLUS The WSJ Dollar Index is down 0.33 point or 0.33% today to 100.33 —Largest one-day point and percentage decline since Wednesday, April 3, 2024...

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     Prudent Investors Pay Attention To The Extraordinary Treasuries' Move – Momo Obliviously Buys Stocks...

     Benzinga· 3 days ago

     Please click here for an enlarged chart of 20+ year Treasury bond ETF TLT. The chart shows that...

3. • European Midday Briefing: Mounting Geopolitical Tensions Hammer Stocks

     Morningstar· 3 days ago

     European stocks were sharply lower on Tuesday, tracking falls in equities globally on fears of Middle East tensions escalating and prospects of U.S. interest rates staying higher for longer.

4. • North American Morning Briefing: Stock Futures Rise; Earnings Take Center Stage

     Morningstar· 2 days ago

     Stock futures edged higher on Wednesday as more earnings were set to roll in and as investors moved past comments from Jerome Powell that dialed back expectations for rate cuts. Chip stocks ...

5. • Rate Fears And Safe-haven Demand Boosted Dollar Last Week

     RTT News· 4 days ago

     Renewed uncertainty about Fed rate cuts triggered by hotter-than-expected inflation readings as well as escalating tensions in the Middle East, catalyzed the Dollar's massive climb during the ...

6. • European Midday Briefing: Stocks Steady After Sharp Losses; Rates, Geopolitics Still Concern

     Morningstar· 2 days ago

     European stocks traded slightly higher on Wednesday, steadying after recent sharp losses, with a muted reaction in markets evident after Jerome Powell's comments on the outlook for U.S. interest ...

7. • North American Morning Briefing: Powell Comments, More Earnings Eyed

     Morningstar· 3 days ago

     Stock futures edged lower on Tuesday as investors were still on edge as markets face a heady mix of earnings, rising tensions in the Middle East and questions about the prospect for interest-rate ...