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Truist's Keith Lerner expects markets to rise in the second half but anticipates volatility, not a runaway rally.
Investors might not know it, but their exuberance is effectively buying the Fed more time to keep monetary policy steady.
Investors are looking to the inflation print to test bets that a Federal Reserve rate cut could land sooner rather than later ...
Trump has been highly critical of Fed chair Powell for not cutting rates. Some see Trump's pressure campaign against the ...
Investors are looking to the inflation print to test bets that a Federal Reserve rate cut could land sooner rather than later ...
Markets have started to price in a more dovish Federal Reserve, and George Godber of Polar Capital told Reuters the central ...
The S&P 500 and Nasdaq notched new all-time high in early trading Friday, buoyed by easing trade tensions and hopes for lower ...
The Indian rupee is set to climb further on Friday, supported by weak U.S. data that has strengthened expectations of a ...
An unexpected pickup in underlying inflation last month nudged price pressures further from the Federal Reserve's 2% target, ...
Japanese stocks rose tracking Wall Street’s gains as hopes of US interest rate cuts solidified and after US and China ...
An escalating debate within the Federal Reserve about the case for interest rate cuts is not going to be settled by a new ...
US Treasuries closed out a third-straight positive week in a rally fueled by bets the Federal Reserve is ramping up to cut rates at least twice this year.