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U.S. Treasury yields have resumed their rise / Photo: Unsplash/Giorgio Trovato
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Treasury yields return to 2002 highs, stocks pull back after record day
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Morning in New York: How Will the Fed Minutes Benefit Investors?
Photo: The S&P 500 is just a step away from its all-time high / Photo: X / NYSE
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Morning in New York: AI sector leaders drive the S&P 500 to a record high
By the end of 2027, the S&P 500 index could plummet to 5,000 points, warns an analyst at the British firm Panmure Liberum / Photo: maxterram / Shutterstock.com
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The end of the bull market is closer than it seems: Why does an analyst expect the S&P 500 to plummet by a third?
The dollar is close to a 2026 high thanks to euro weakness / Photo: tete_escape / Shutterstock
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The dollar is approaching its strongest levels this year amid problems in Europe
The release of the business activity indices for September will influence expectations regarding the U.S. Federal Reserves future policy / Photo: X / NYSE
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Morning in New York: Macroeconomic Data Favors the Bulls
The release of the minutes from the Feds September meeting is expected to be the weeks biggest event for the stock markets / Photo: Maxx-Studio / Shutterstock.com
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Fed Minutes, PepsiCo and Delta Air Lines Earnings Reports: What Investors Can Expect This Week
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The S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose 1%: Markets no longer expect the Fed to raise rates in October
The number of jobs in the U.S. rose by 84,000 in September / Photo: PeopleImages / Shutterstock
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Job growth in the U.S. turned out to be nearly three times lower than expected. What will the Fed decide?
The Hong Kong stock index led the decline in Asia / Photo: Shutterstock AI/Shutterstock
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Hong Kong stocks post their sharpest decline since March; other Asian markets are down. What's going on?
The highlight of the day will be the release of the Ministry of Labors statistics for September / Photo: IB Photography / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: The Labor Department’s report takes center stage
The U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) may cut interest rates next. Photo: alexgo.photography/Shutterstock
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The Fed May Take a Break Until 2027 Before Moving to Rate Cuts — Citi
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