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Daily Voice: 'Unless significant breakdown in US economy, 75 bps fed funds rate cut seems improbable in 2024' - Vimarsana News

Daily Voice: 'Unless significant breakdown in US economy, 75 bps fed funds rate cut seems improbable in 2024'

While Marcellus Investment Managers broadly remains positive on the market, certain segments of the market, particularly in the small and mid-cap space, may face increasing scrutiny regarding valuations, says Arindam Mandal.

A Growing Divide Between American Liberal Jews And Zionists - Vimarsana News

A Growing Divide Between American Liberal Jews And Zionists

The Growing Rupture in American Jewry Peter Beinart writes in The New York Times today of "The Great Rupture in American Jewish Life." He explains, "The

Get ready for a post-Philip Lowe world of more volatile inflation, gyrating interest rates and economic uncertainty - Vimarsana News

Get ready for a post-Philip Lowe world of more volatile inflation, gyrating interest rates and economic uncertainty

Investors should get ready for a world of more volatile inflation, gyrating interest rates and greater economic uncertainty, according to two pivotal speeches this week.

Source: afr.com
JP Morgan v. Macquarie Group: the great debate on whether the US is headed for a recession or not. - Vimarsana News

JP Morgan v. Macquarie Group: the great debate on whether the US is headed for a recession or not.

Two leading strategists at Macquarie Securities and JP Morgan have opposite views about a US recession. One of them will be right.

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The Macro Picture - Why It Matters And What You Need To Know - Vimarsana News

The Macro Picture - Why It Matters And What You Need To Know

Don't automatically assume the only way is up from here for interest rates and inflation, reports Danielle Ecuyer, as the world anno 2022 is not a copy from the 1970s