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Some 76 percent of respondents to the CNBC Fed Survey say there will be a hike in December. » Read More
By: Sam Meredith
U.S. government debt prices rose on Tuesday morning as investors looked ahead to fresh economic data and a key Federal Reserve meeting. » Read More |
By: Sam Meredith
U.S. stock index futures pointed to a mixed open as traders awaited a Federal Reserve meeting for further clues on monetary policy. » Read More |
By: Sam Meredith, Ryan Browne
European markets were under pressure on Tuesday morning, as investors paused for breath ahead of a Federal Reserve meeting. » Read More |
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"So far aggravating inflation or interest rate pressures," the Leuthold Group chief investment strategist says.
Part of the thesis is rooted in CIO Brad McMillan's belief that the lofty levels of tech stocks seem reminiscent of the dot-com bubble.
Central banks may one day need to issue their own cryptocurrencies, the Bank for International Settlements said.
As the Fed starts unwinding the stimulus it provided to snap the economy back to life, two types of companies should benefit, Goldman Sachs says.
European stocks closed higher on Monday, as global investors returned to perceived riskier assets amid cooling geopolitical tensions.
In this week's Trader Poll, we want to know which world leader is under the most pressure.
In the week ahead, investors will be watching the Fed meeting, Trump's speech at the U.N. and whether or not bitcoin can rebound.
Jim Cramer reveals how the market may be fibbing when it comes to some big time data.
Taking out the red pen as weak retail sales and industrial production numbers point to lower than expected 3Q growth
At next week's Fed meeting, one factor could stand out: the dot plot of members' expectations for interest rates.
U.S. industrial output fell in August for the first time since January as Hurricane Harvey battered oil, gas and chemical plants along the Gulf Coast and a cool summer sapped utility demand in the east, the Federal Reserve said on Friday.
The Federal Reserve has room to raise interest rates once more before year-end, a former Fed official said.
Will Trump reappoint Yellen or won't he? It's a long-running parlor game.
U.S. government debt yields were mixed on Thursday as investors pored over the latest batch of economic data.
JPMorgan Private Bank's Anastasia Amoroso sees volatility picking up ahead of next week's Federal Reserve meeting.
The year may be nearing its last lap, but Nomura isn’t done with currency trades, setting six to run through the end of 2017.
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