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Is The White House Underplaying Inflation Risk? Here s What The Experts—And Markets—Are Saying

Is The White House Underplaying Inflation Risk? Hereâs What The ExpertsâAnd MarketsâAre Saying Share to Linkedin Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen speaks during a virtual roundtable event on February 5, 2021 in Washington, DC. Getty Images Biden officials and the Fed insist inflation is no big threat, but investors seem to be bracing themselves anyway. The Atlanticâs Future Economy Summit released Tuesday morning, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen indicated that if President Bidenâs multi trillion-dollar spending plans are enacted by Congress, âit may be that interest rates will have to riseâ to prevent the economy from overheating. It was the most overt acknowledgement to date by a Biden administration or Federal Reserve official that inflationary pressures exacerbated by unprecedented federal stimulus spending and a coming consumer boom might actually harm the economy. Markets dropped briefly following Yellenâs comments.

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Technology shares sink broader market but Dow edges higher

Technology shares sink broader market but Dow edges higher The Standard & Poor’s 500 fell 0.7%, pulled down by big technology companies. (Associated Press) Associated Press Print Technology companies dragged indexes lower on Wall Street on Tuesday, pulling the market further from its recent all-time highs. The Standard & Poor’s 500 fell 0.7%, erasing its gains from last week. Big technology companies including Apple and Microsoft fell as the sector declined for the sixth straight day. Losses in communications stocks and companies that rely on consumer spending also weighed on the market, offsetting gains by financial, industrial and materials stocks. Treasury yields fell slightly.

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Fed s Powell embraces idea of CRA for nonbanks

Fed s Powell embraces idea of CRA for nonbanks
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Fed s Powell embraces idea of CRA for nonbanks | National Mortgage News

Fed s Powell embraces idea of CRA for nonbanks | National Mortgage News
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Cashola, Debt Levels, Margin Squeeze, Earnings Expectations, Buffett, Amazon

Cashola, Debt Levels, Margin Squeeze, Earnings Expectations, Buffett, Amazon I am going to tell you that there is no possible way that higher taxes are helpful from the market s perspective. May 03, 2021 | 07:58 AM EDT Electric Gypsy About love and blues Moves so fast, never touch the ground High, high touch the sky Don t come down, don t make me try Lost in space or any other place Living my dream on the moving train -Lewis, Riley, Guns (LA Guns) 1988 Exhale Slow motion. The breath leaves the body. Out with the old. Equity markets largely gave back a bit of ground on Friday, and on rather large trading volume at that. We did see that coming. We warned ourselves as we had warned each other that that last day of the month could be, or would be, atypical. Is it, or was it really atypical though? Or was this negative action more premonitory?

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