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A decade ago, this figure was around 40%. This is leading to an increasingly polarised stock market.

Ben Bernanke got a Nobel Prize for economics last month. Considering his tenure of government service, particularly his performance as Chairman of the Federal Reserve from 2006 to 2014, one wonders why. 

One result of Quantitative Easing has been search for better investment returns. Rediscovery of inflation by Federal Open Market Committee of Federal Reserve Board of Governors has resulted in increases in federal fund rate, but investors have been bold in placing bets.

2022 was a rocky year for the economy. growth slowed, inflation ran rampant, and the stock market plummeted. what will the economy look like in 2023? investor and writer ruchir sharma has a new piece in the "financial times" laying out some big shifts he expects to see this year and beyond. welcome. >> thanks, fareed. >> so the concern here is that all of the rules of the last decade have been overturned. why? what do you think is happening? >> well, i think that the main event from an economic ...

The economy. growth slowed, inflation ran rampant, and the stock market plummeted. what will the economy look like in 2023? investor and writer has a new piece in the financial times laying out some big shifts he expects to see this year and beyond. welcome. >> thanks, fareed. >> so the concern here is that all of the rules of the last decade have been overturned. why? what do you think is happening? >> well, i think that the main event from an economic perspective is that the era of easy money ...

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What Wall Street Sees In 2023 by David Reavill Ah, a New Year, usually the best of times on Wall Street. After all, historically, three out of every four years, the American Stock Market has just completed another up year. That's right. Stocks appreciate nearly 75% of the time come year-end. But not in

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