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CNBC's Rick Santelli discusses bond prices and yields.
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CNBC's Courtney Reagan reports from the RBC Capital Markets Consumer and Retail conference on Petsmart's weather troubles, and Texas Roadhouse facing higher beef prices.
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CNBC's Michelle Caruso-Cabrera explains why the euro is taking a hit.
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Discussing Thursday's market action, with Dan Greenhaus of BTIG, and David Nelson, Belpointe Asset Management chief strategist.
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*Rupiah has been emerging Asia's best currency in 2014. JAKARTA, March 13- Indonesia's central bank left its key reference rate steady at 7.50 percent on Thursday, as widely expected, as inflation is manageable and the rupiah has strengthened significantly this year.
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*India's national elections to kick off on April 7. NEW DELHI, March 12- India's flagging economy delivered rare good news on Wednesday with a slight expansion of industrial production and further cooling in consumer prices, offering some respite to the ruling coalition before next month's general election.
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GENEVA, March 12- Global airlines expect to make $1 billion less profit this year than previously hoped, denting a U.S.-led recovery, as the Ukraine crisis pushes up the industry's fuel bills, the International Air Transport Association said on Wednesday.
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A UN report showed food prices jumped last month by the most in 1.5 years. CNBC's Sara Eisen discusses what's behind the rise in food costs.
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CNBC's Sara Eisen discusses if soaring commodity prices means food costs will jump at the grocery store. The FMHR traders weigh in.
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*Euro's rise towards $1.45 may push ECB to change stance. LONDON, March 10- The European Central Bank's decision to leave monetary policy unchanged, and its seemingly relaxed attitude to the impact of a strong euro on deflation, may have put the single currency on course to reach its highest levels in nearly three years.
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Jane Wells reflects on why so many people can't forget the losses they endured in 2009, from houses to money to jobs.
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There's more at play in the recent housing setback than just this winter's frozenomics, home builder Ara Hovnanian tells CNBC.
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As job growth strengthens and commodity prices rise, inflation could finally rear its head.
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Which food stocks are attractive as food prices rise? John Baumgartner of Wells Fargo Securities has 2 picks.
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Nicholas Colas, ConvergEX Group chief market strategist, predicts food inflation is here to stay for "at least the next 2-3 years."
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Putin is trying to rebuild Soviet Union, former Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan tells CNBC.
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