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sprosproigz surprisingly hot start. americans are shopping aggressively and inflation remains way too high. in fact if you look at the fed's preferred inflation metric you can see that, yes, inflation has cooled off but it ticked higher in january so that is a problem. and that is despite the fact that the fed has been aggressively raising interest rates. eight straight times they have raised interest rates. notably they slowed the pace of these rate hikes and lowered the dosage of this inflation ng. but after today's hearing investors have started pricing in a growing chance of a 50 basis point move later this month. this is not setting well with wall street. all three major indexes were down on the day. they were basically up changed before powell started talking. what does this mean for main street? high interest rates of course. also potentially job loss. elizabeth warren got into a back and forth with powell on just

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CBS Evening News With Norah ODonnell

zargarian's. she hopes to try again. >> at this point in my life it is terrifying to think about getting pregnant in texas again. >> reporter: today's suit comes as a texas federal judge is expected to rule soon on a case challenging the fda's approval of an abortion judge. that ruling could impact access even in states where the procedure is legal. norah? >> norah: janet shamlian, thank you so much. well, now to the news on wall street. stocks took a tumble after federal reserve chair jerome powell warned today that interest rates could be raised more than expected in response to recent positive economic data. that sent investors running for the hills, with all three major indexes ending the day in negative territory. bank stocks were the hardest hit. over the past three years, the covid-19 pandemic has impacted nearly every aspect of our lives, including how and where people work. the ripple effect has been felt in many business districts across the country. in tonight's "money watch," cbs's carter evans shows us how

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World Business Report

year, a lot of indexes are up 10%, year to date so far, so there is a bit of a disconnect, but i think generally investors are still on the cautious side because last year we had one of the most aggressive and fastest rate increase cycles in the us, so that is bound to have an impact on the economy, which has not seen yet, so there is still some cautiousness but it has been pretty good rallying. what you make of this deceleration in inflation coming down, do you think we are in for a longerflight against inflation than previously thought? yes, i think that _ previously thought? yes, i think that is _ previously thought? yes, i think that is our _ previously thought? yes, i think that is our view. - think that is our view. inflation falling is a great thing, it has been falling for the seventh consecutive month which is a good trend but if you look at what the reserve wanted it to be it is 2%, so at 6.4%, we are far from that. if you strip out the energy and food component, inflation has

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Early Start With Christine Romans

Getting a jump on the day's news with Christine Romans.

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Americas Newsroom

inflation, which is the fed's target, right? the fed is taking cash out of the economy left and right. they are raising interest rates significantly. this is not an easy thing. the trick was don't make the mistake in the first place. having made the mistake, when nobody believed it in 2021, now the fed is off setting that. in history, almost always leads to recession, i hate to say that. i am a long-term optimist and i believe this little socialist interlude we find ourselves in will pass over time. and i don't think people should sell all their stock market holdings. i know there is a lot of bears out there. people should look to the long-term. if the market goes down you should probably add some money to it. buy the indexes and the exchange trade funds, the s&p 500 which

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Countermove to weaponization of the dollar

The Ministry of Commerce and the People's Bank of China, the country's central bank, have jointly issued a notice, calling on banks to provide more convenient and efficient settlement services in renminbi for all types of cross-border trade and investment.

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Americas Newsroom

2023 we'll have to pay the bill for all the parties we've been having during the pandemic. that has been horrible, many people died. it was a terrible thing but silicon valley, remember, did very well with all those people at home and getting paid for not working, etc. that's why there was a boom in revenue from the tech sector but now that the pandemic is over, these states like california that had silicon valley were booming, california had a $58 billion surplus during the pandemic because of silicon valley was booming and because they got a lot of covid relief money because nancy pelosi has a lot of influence in where the money went. the covid money is drying up and silicon valley is in a tailspin. of all those indexes you showed nasdaq is down 33%. a full 1/3 of the value of tech stocks has gone down because first of all, people aren't home

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Your World With Neil Cavuto

market on its head. big tech was battered. alphabet stock fell nearly 40% and microsoft lost about 28%. apple is down about 29% for the year and facebook parent company m meta down 2%. and the meta verse missed the mark. the company lost $232 billion. the dow fared the best out of the indexes this year. down 9%. the s&p tumbled more than 20%. nasdaq fell almost 34%. now some americans may have to delay retirement after this year on wall street. the market volatility is chewing away at the value of 401(k)s and through the third quarter, the average amount -- the average balance and the average 401(k) was down about 23% from a year ago. that is according to fidelity investments.

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Way Too Early With Jonathan Lemire

that, let's bring in cnbc's arabile gumede live from london. arabile, you are stocks took a hit yesterday. all three major indexes, they closed lower as investors grappled with again recession fears and concerns over china's covid surge. how is the market looking this morning, though? >> yeah. so, it's pretty much the same picture, right? you're getting a sense that investors are looking a lot harder at that recession fear, with covid-19 fears from china coming back into the market picture. and really worrying that the contagion effect to actually last longer. yes, everybody is wondering perhaps to open up as an economic front, of course, to get a little bit out of that economy, but things not necessarily looking as good, when it comes to the number of covid-19 cases out of that region. we've seen a lot of that in europe as well. put out quite a few remarks saying that they will actually

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