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'It's all clear' on inflation, and the Fed could cut rates as soon as March, Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says - Vimarsana News

'It's all clear' on inflation, and the Fed could cut rates as soon as March, Wharton professor Jeremy Siegel says

"I really think the next move is going to be a cut, even if there isn't a recession, just because we're in a slowdown."

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Here's when market experts think inflation will get back to normal - Vimarsana News

Here's when market experts think inflation will get back to normal

Inflation isn't around the Fed's 2% target, but some experts think it could happen as soon as next year.

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The 'dollar's long goodbye' means the no-brainer trade will end in 2024 as other currencies rise, ING says - Vimarsana News

The 'dollar's long goodbye' means the no-brainer trade will end in 2024 as other currencies rise, ING says

"2024 will be a year in which currencies and the rest of the world can breathe after being dominated by the strong dollar trend" ING said.

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US auto worker strike hits October industrial production - Vimarsana News

US auto worker strike hits October industrial production

US industrial production declined more than expected in October, with the auto workers strike exerting downward pressure on a range of market groups, the Federal Reserve said Thursday.Among the major market groups, output was mixed, with the impact of strike action "exerting downward pressure on a number of categories," including the index for consumer durables, which fell 5.8 percent.

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Central banks will have to slash rates as the world's fiscal bubble bursts - Vimarsana News

Central banks will have to slash rates as the world's fiscal bubble bursts

The world economy has been kept afloat for a quarter century by serial bubbles. Each has masked the weakness of underlying growth.

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