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10-Year Treasury Note Stabilizes Ahead of CPI: Is the Bond Selloff Losing Momentum
11 bargain-priced stocks of companies that have huge growth potential over the next two years
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German Consumers Grow Slightly Gloomier on Lingering Inflation Concerns
The country’s consumer-climate index fell to minus 30.8 in its forecast for November, from minus 30.6 in October.
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U.S. Home Price Growth Kept Climbing in August
The S&P Cotality Case-Shiller National Home Price Index, which measures home prices across the country, rose 2.1% in the 12 months through August, compared with a 1.9% increase in July.
Eurozone Banks Report Declining Loan Demand, Tougher Conditions
A rise in the share of rejected loan applications during the quarter and declining demand for credit signal that interest rate rises were helping to cool activity.
Gold Is Testing $4,000 — Could These 10 Mining Stocks Rebound First?
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Market Winners Stall as Oil Prices Revive Inflation Fears
My wife cried when I found out she had only $80,000 in her 401(k). I have $2.2 million. Am I wrong to be shocked?
“When I brought up retiring last spring, she said she was ready whenever I was, and I took that to mean we were in good shape.”
Bitcoin tests 38.2% Fib after triangle breakdown: Live levels
E-mini Russell 2000 Futures (RTY/M2K): A Complete Guide
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There’s a New Q in Town: Invesco’s ETF Targets International Innovators
Consumer Sentiment Declined Slightly in October
The University of Michigan survey’s headline index came in at 48, down from 48.1 in September and hovering near record-low levels.
American Express is slashing around 3,500 jobs globally in an attempt to put a cap on rising costs
The credit-card company is the latest to announce job cuts this week as Barclays, eBay and Volvo also lay off thousands of employees.
Canada Retail Sales Look to Build on August’s Rebound
Retail spending by Canadians looks to have remained on the rise last month, though the pace is showing signs of cooling as uncertainty and gasoline prices remain high.
Capital Account: President Trump once called “tariff” the most beautiful word in the dictionary. He has somehow made it one of the most hated words in politics, writes @greg_ip
President Trump’s tariffs collided with public anxiety over the cost of living. Now his trade legacy is at risk.
French Contraction Has Slowed Eurozone Expansion, Surveys Show
Business activity in the eurozone slowed in October amid a squeeze on profit margins, a sign of fading resilience in the face of the higher energy costs.
U.K. Consumer Confidence Suffers Biggest Drop Since Pandemic
Consumer sentiment tumbled at the fastest pace since the Covid-19 pandemic this month as mounting cost-of-living pressures reversed the bounce in optimism seen over the summer.
U.S. Jobless Claims Return to Downward Trend
The number of people who filed for unemployment benefits was 194,000 in the week through Oct. 17, 6,000 lower than the revised 200,000 reported a week earlier, the Labor Department said.
8 Tech Stocks Facing Their Next Big Test as Q3 Earnings Roll In
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U.S. Housing Starts Dropped Again in September
Housing starts fell 5.2% in September to 1.221 million. Economists had expected a reading of 1.3 million and for starts to rise 2% over the month.
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