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inflation: Archive
High-Yield REITs vs. 10-Year Treasuries: Which Is the Better Buy?
by Shaun Pruitt
With attractive yields and shifting interest-rate expectations, are high-yield REITs or 10-year Treasuries the better investment for income and long-term appreciation?
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First Week of Q3 Earnings in the Books
by Mark Vickery
The Dow looks to close higher for its second-straight week, while the Nasdaq hopes to avoid its worst trading week since July.
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PPI, Retail Sales Jump, Claims Stay Resilient
by Mark Vickery
Unlike yesterday, the eyebrow-raising numbers are not leading immediately toward a drop in equity futures and a rise in bond yields -- or at least to much less severe levels.
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Core Inflation Just Accelerated. The Fed Is Listening.
by Bryan Hayes
While one month does not make a trend, the latest inflation data puts even more pressure on the Fed.
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CPI Jumps Back to Spring Levels, Pre-Markets Fall
by Mark Vickery
Month-over-month headline CPI was in-line with expectations at +0.6%, but this is up notably for the past three months.
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JPMorgan vs. Citigroup: Which Big Bank Stock Is the Better Buy After Q3 Earnings?
by Shaun Pruitt
Banking giants JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup kicked off Q3 earnings season on Tuesday, delivering contrasting results amid an uncertain economic environment.
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Q3 Earnings Season Begins: Global Week Ahead
by John Blank
Investors will be looking for signs that the recent spike in government borrowing costs may curb dealmaking and lending growth, as well as pressure funding costs across the industry.
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Big Week of Data: Inflation & Q3 Earnings
by Mark Vickery
It's the biggest week for market news in more than a month: Q3 earnings and both CPI and PPI inflation reports for September.
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Pre-Markets Back Up as Oil & Bond Levels Moderate
by Mark Vickery
OpenAIs revenue guidance gave pause to the AI trade yesterday, but is rebounding this morning.
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Is PepsiCo (PEP) a 'Buy' Ahead of Earnings?
by Bryan Hayes
Higher input costs continue to pressure margins.
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