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S&P 500 rises at the start of big week but bearish technicals cast shadow - Vimarsana News

S&P 500 rises at the start of big week but bearish technicals cast shadow

The S&P 500 should experience higher-than-normal volatility this week as a number of newsworthy events converge to buffet the index in both directions

After pause, Fed likely to resume hiking rates - Vimarsana News

After pause, Fed likely to resume hiking rates

WASHINGTON: After pausing in June, the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to hike interest rates again on Wednesday, adopting its most restrictive monetary stance for 22 years despite recent signs of slowing inflation.

Economists' recession calls mostly wrong, polls show - Vimarsana News

Economists' recession calls mostly wrong, polls show

Economists polled by Bloomberg said there was a 70% chance of a U.S. recession last December—now they say the odds are 58%. Other polls are even lower.

After a pause, US Fed likely to hike interest rates to 22-year high - Vimarsana News

After a pause, US Fed likely to hike interest rates to 22-year high

After pausing in June, the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to hike interest rates again on Wednesday, adopting its most restrictive monetary stance for 22 years despite recent signs of slowing inflation.With the first interest rate hike widely expected on Wednesday, analysts have turned their attention to what the Fed does next. 

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After A Pause, US Fed Likely To Hike Interest Rates To 22-year High - Vimarsana News

After A Pause, US Fed Likely To Hike Interest Rates To 22-year High

After pausing in June, the US Federal Reserve is widely expected to hike interest rates again on Wednesday, adopting its most restrictive monetary stance for 22 years despite recent signs of slowing inflation.