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Housing costs are still rising, but that won't stop the Fed from cutting rates - Vimarsana News

Housing costs are still rising, but that won't stop the Fed from cutting rates

For over a year, economists and financial market experts have been confidently arguing that shelter costs are on the cusp of rolling over. So it was a...

Earnings to test market rally: What to know this week - Vimarsana News

Earnings to test market rally: What to know this week

More than 100 S&P 500 companies are set to report earnings in the week ahead as investors parse reports for hints at the overall health of corporate America.

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January Jobs Report Was a Blowout. Disregard the Seasonal Noise. - Vimarsana News

January Jobs Report Was a Blowout. Disregard the Seasonal Noise.

The economy and stock market are on a hot streak. Meanwhile, traders’ rate-cut expectations are cooling.

TREASURIES-Yields race higher, pushing 10-year above 4%, after strong jobs report - Vimarsana News

TREASURIES-Yields race higher, pushing 10-year above 4%, after strong jobs report

U.S. Treasury yields surged on Friday after the closely watched nonfarm payrolls report showed nearly double the job growth in January than expected, dashing hopes for imminent interest rate cuts by... -February 02, 2024 at 01:35 pm EST - MarketScreener

u.s. treasury yields: US Treasury yields race higher, pushing 10-year above 4%, after strong jobs report - Vimarsana News

u.s. treasury yields: US Treasury yields race higher, pushing 10-year above 4%, after strong jobs report

Markets now expect the Federal Reserve to cut benchmark interest rates by 127 basis points by year-end, down sharply from more than 160 basis points expected a month ago. Futures markets are now pricing in just a 21% chance of a rate cut after the Fed's March meeting, down from a nearly 80% chance in early January, according to CME's FedWatch Tool.