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• Debra Baker

  

  2 days ago

  S&P 500 advances more than 1% to its best level in five months as Meta leads tech-fueled rally

  CNBC - Alex Harring

  Deutsche Bank smashes profit expectations in fourth quarter as higher interest rates bolster revenue Deutsche Bank on Thursday reported its 10th …

• Debra Baker

  

  1 day ago

  The Fed's New Messaging Is Devastating For Doom-And-Gloomers

  Seeking Alpha - Dan Victor

  It was just six months ago at the infamous Jackson Hole Symposium where Fed Chairman Powell warned that higher interest rates to bring down inflation …

• Debra Baker

  

  1 day ago

  U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Drop to Nine-Month Low; Productivity Gains Speed

  U.S. News & World Report - By Reuters

  WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits dropped to a nine-month low last week as the labor market …

• Debra Baker

  

  1 day ago

  Markets Bet Fed Is Bluffing on Interest Rates

  The Wall Street Journal. - Akane Otani, Nick Timiraos

  The market’s big comeback in January is indicative of one thing: Investors don’t believe the Federal Reserve is going to keep interest rates high for long. Stock and bond prices have jumped to start the year. Particularly risky assets have run up even faster. An index of nonprofitable technology …

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  Unlocking The Benefits Of Passive Income

  Forbes - Melissa Houston

  Unsurprisingly, the average millionaire has multiple streams of passive income. After all, the more passive income sources you stack up, the closer you reach financial freedom. Without passive income, you'd have to rely solely on your active income – and we all know how quickly that can evaporate …

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  1 day ago

  US pension funds are on the brink of implosion – and Wall Street is ignoring it

  The Guardian - David Sirota

  As public officials across America prepare to funnel even more of government workers’ savings to private equity moguls, an alarm just sounded for anyone bothering to listen. It is a warning that Wall Street executives, busy skimming fees off retirement nest eggs, want you to ignore. The longer the …