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Traders pivot Fed rate cut bets after CPI surprise

Traders priced in higher odds that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates more than two times this year, prompting Treasury market gains after the latest gauge of inflation showed a surprise.Overall inflation unexpectedly…

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Goldman Sachs resets PCE inflation target after CPI bombshell

Goldman Sachs just sent a sobering warning to the Federal Reserve. After analyzing a “noisy” January CPI report, the firm’s economists, led by Jan Hatzius, officially reset their forecast for…

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High cash flow tech giant set to raise dividends through 2030

MetaPlatforms just posted record results while generating massive free cash flow, setting the stage for potential dividend growth as the company balances aggressive AI investments with returning cash to investors.In…

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Zillow predicts major US real estate, housing market change

I’ve reported and published stories on current trends in real estate and the housing market for a number of years, and I always find it useful to take a look…

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Chevron, SLB surge as energy tops exclusive stock model

Energy stocks were an afterthought for most of 2025 as investors focused on red-hot big tech stocks benefiting from AI spending. However, a quiet shift began last fall, and the…

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Uber makes a $1B move for global delivery expansion

In its fourth-quarter earnings report, the ride-hailing giant Uber announced its intention to rapidly grow through the adoption of autonomous vehicles and expansion into other countries. And within a few days,…

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Another troubled theme park files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

With consumer sentiment ebbing throughout 2025, many Americans have spent the last year watching their discretionary spending more carefully — an economic situation that ultimately led to fewer dollars spent…

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SaaS-pocalypse stresses $3 trillion private credit market

The $3 trillion private credit market has been considered the darling of Wall Street, taking risks that traditional banks could not. It seemed successful: mid-sized companies were able to acquire…

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Investors eye Fed rate cut timing as critical data releases loom

Investors are bracing for two important data snapshots to be released this week that could influence the timetable of the Federal Reserve’s next interest-rate cut.The Fed relies on employment and…

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Ernst & Young drops a blunt reality check on the economy

The U.S. economy appears strong, at least on paper. GDP numbers are growing, consumers are still spending at a relatively encouraging pace, and business investment hasn’t collapsed. However, that apparent strength…

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