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Apple stock has been a bellwether for consumer sentiment, and shares have had a tough week. A deeper sell-off could be the last straw for retail traders.

Central banks around the world are racing to keep up with the rapidly appreciating dollar and hawkish US policymakers bent on reining in inflation.

The outlook for the UK economy is under the microscope amid a new tax plan and inflation, and the sterling tumbled to a record-low against the dollar.

The worst bond market decline since 1949 will rattle stocks as surging interest rates unwind the most crowded stock trades, BofA wrote in a research note.

One firm still expects a 17% stock rally before a recession hits in 2023, even as the Fed hammers stocks with its interest rate hikes.

Top Wall Street and Fed experts explain what the latest jumbo move means and what it would take for the central bank to stop raising interest rates.

"Powell wants to be more predictable [than Volcker], and needs to see clear and convincing evidence of inflation coming down," an expert told Insider.

Despite absorbing initial Western sanctions, Russia's economy faces huge challenges amid trade limitations, a shrinking energy market, and isolation.

A weaker Chinese economy could help and hurt the US economy and Latin America, whereas Europe is mainly dealing with Russia and an energy crunch.

A part of the Treasury yield curve just hit its steepest inversion since 2000 as the bond market flashes recession warnings.