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>> investor sing green and 2023. a well, they will be popping more champagne and the new year. hello, edward lawrence and for neil cavuto and this is a special edition of "your world." a special edition with stocks with all three major aggregates surrogate with rate hikes from the fed and price hikes that had customers scrambling but with inflation grueling and a rate cut possibly coming, let's ask at the new year's money panel purely months and from portfolio wealth advisors and casper from chief market strategist and stone x, which i love that name by the way. let's start with you....

migrant caravan headed to the border. the white house is looking to mexico to stop this. is the answer closer to home? the national border patrol council president brandon judd is here. but first -- fox on top of the u.s. striking back. the biden administration ordering a retaliatory air strikes after another iran backed proxy attack in northern iraq. three troops injured in the attack. one of them severely. we'll see if this response is strong enough. welcome, everybody. i'm edward lawrence in for neil cavuto, this is a special edition of "your world." chad pergram with the very lat...

reporting that hamas decided to delay the second round of release of hostages, after yesterday, that included 13 women and children. i'm jacqui heinrich. griff: i'm griff jenkins. despite the delay of the release. a delegation arrived to meet with israeli officials where they're discussing possible extension of the cease-fire. hey, alex. >> hi, jacqui and griff. the officials say they will not release the hostages or delaying it until there's more aid that comes into gaza. we will have to continue to monitor this. it's worth noting yesterday that the hostages were released a couple o...

The winter holiday season can be a fun yet expensive period. It’s easy to get caught up in the holiday spirit and go overboard buying gifts for loved ones, decorating your house, stocking up on gingerbread kits, taking ski trips and more.

LendingTree’s Holiday Debt Survey found that 34% of consumers took on holiday debt in 2023, with the average person owing $1,028.