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Quiet quitting: More employees burned out by COVID-era workloads say theyll do whats required in their jobs but wont go above and beyond.

As U.S. labor productivity recorded its biggest ever drop in the second quarter, some are blaming the rising trend of “quiet quitting” for the slump.

Quiet quitting: More employees burned out by COVID-era workloads say theyll do whats required in their jobs but wont go above and beyond.

Powell signals more rate hikes coming, while markets detect pivot

In the current inflation spike, a smooth balance of supply and demand is hard to find. One silver lining: A Fed that knows lessons from the 1970s.

June consumer price index is likely to reveal another new 40-year high. There are signs inflation is easing but a big Fed hike is still expected.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, who has carefully telegraphed interest rate hikes over four years, abandoned gradualism and moved more forcefully to stamp out inflation along with growing concerns that it will persist.The Federal Open Market Committee said Wednesday that it will raise rates 75…

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Bond market investors wary that Fed will be forced to implement drastic 75-basis point rate hike in June or July.

As inflation rages on to a 40-year high, the U.S. dollar and currency-related exchange traded funds stand out on increased bets of a more aggressive Federal Reserve policy outlook.