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Markets are supposed to be forward-looking, so it’s a bit of a mystery that bonds sold off as dramatically as they did on evidence that bad...
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The Medicare Advantage program — under which private companies are paid to administer Medicare health plans — has proved a remarkably profitable...
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The inflation problem is largely behind us, and most signs suggest that Federal Reserve policymakers know it. So why didn’t they just go ahead and...
The inverse Jim Cramer exchange-traded fund, which bet against positions recommended by the longtime CNBC host, is shutting down, meeting the same...
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The Federal Reserve’s asset purchase program, known as quantitative easing, has twice helped save the US economy — first during the financial...
The S&P 500 Index hit an all-time high on Friday, punctuating its 38% return from the trough in October 2022. Much of the exciting rally has reflected...
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The Federal Reserve is likely to cut policy rates this year less than the market expects, and the latest inflation report shows why. The consumer...
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