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US Markets Wrap: The very worst of the pain from monetary tightening from the higher interest rates is only just starting to trickle down in a really meaningful way, says Sophie Lund-Yates from Hargreaves Lansdown

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US Markets Wrap: Weakened confidence in the US' ability to deal with its debt from both a political and a financial perspective

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US Markets Wrap: Recession will depend on productivity, labour costs and wage data

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US Markets Wrap: Are consumer wallets in the US tightening?

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US Markets Wrap: 3 Key Risks for rest of 2023 and into 2024

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US Markets Wrap: Inflation Optimism - Are we jumping the gun?

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US Markets Wrap: Opportunities in raw materials firms in rocky waters

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US Markets Wrap: Hidden risks and warning signs amid positive macro indicators

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US Markets Wrap: Navigating the Bullish Terrain - S&P 500, CPI, PPI and Earnings Insights

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US Markets Wrap: Is the competition in the EV space intensifying?

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US Markets Wrap: Market is booming amid economic cloud, is a July rate hike still on the cards?

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US Markets Wrap: Should investors reposition themselves away from tech?

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US Markets Wrap: Fed's having a tough time reducing wage inflation, especially with infrastructure projects kicking in, says Matt Maley from Miller Tabak

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US Markets Wrap: No possibility of a soft landing, says Gregory Branch from Veritas Financial Group

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US Markets Wrap: Where are global funds flowing to in today's changing landscape

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US Markets Wrap: Pay attention to every bit of information, then think about whether it's a headwind or tailwind, says John Gagliardi from Fidelity Investments

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US Markets Wrap: Apple is still undervalued, says Naeem Aslam from Zaye Capital Markets

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US Markets Wrap: We're getting towards the end game for Fed rate hikes, says Mark Newton from Fundstrat Global Advisors

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US Markets Wrap: US inflation likely to trend down to the Federal Reserve's target of 2%, says Mark Matthews from Julius Baer

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US Markets Wrap: Evaluating Tech, Energy, China and Fed Chair's influence

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US Markets Wrap: The Fed's Goldilocks Dilemma - Rates, Recessions, and Defensive Strategies

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US Markets Wrap: Tech pullback expected to be short-lived, says Perry Switzer from The Jeffrey Matthews Financial Group

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US Markets Wrap: Retail investors are throwing money into stocks, particularly Tesla, Apple and Nvidia, says David Dietze from Peapack Private Wealth Management

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US Markets Wrap: Fed seems very willing to keep rates higher for longer, says NovaPoint Capital's Joseph Sroka

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US Markets Wrap: Leading names have become overextended, says David Keller from Sierra Alpha Research

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US Markets Wrap: Have the bulls have wrestled the markets away from the bears?

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US Markets Wrap: Powell did a pretty good job of making a distinction that they are projecting to more hikes this year, but it's not a prediction, says Frank Cappelleri from CappThesis

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US Markets Wrap: Whether AI translates into better profitability and earnings remains to be seen, says Brenda Vingiello from Sand Hill Global Advisors

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US Markets Wrap: Investors are pricing in at most one rate cut, says Carson Group's Sonu Varghese

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US Markets Wrap: VIX index descriptive of an environment transitioning to a bull market, says David Lundgren from MOTR Capital Management & Research

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US Markets Wrap: Large caps have gotten a little bit ahead of themselves in the US, says Andrew Krei from Crescent Grove Advisors

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US Markets Wrap: How are markets faring compared with the 2008 global financial crisis?

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US Markets Wrap: US at risk of a potential recession, perhaps later this year into next, says Schultze Asset Management's George Schultze

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US Markets Wrap: MarketGauge Group's Michele Schneider says that there's a real disparity between what the market internals are saying

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US Markets Wrap: Confidence in US Debt Ceiling deal; Value companies that have a long history of dividends are looking attractive to Eric Beiley from The Beiley Group

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US Markets Wrap: The name of the game going forward is not going to be TINA, says Invesco's Kristina Hooper, who gives it a new spin

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US Markets Wrap: From failed moves come fast moves, says Alphatrends' Brian Shannon, who's cautiously optimistic

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US Markets Wrap: Cracks starting to show up in consumer strength, says Miller Tabak's Matt Maley

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US Markets Wrap: Pricing & sector analysis ahead of US debt ceiling deal

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US Markets Wrap: Will a US Debt Ceiling Deal help the S&P 500 break above 4200?

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US Markets Wrap: US debt ceiling deal still in the air & why Japan is outperforming US equity markets

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US Markets Wrap: A rotating recession & high likelihood that Fed is going to be on a pause come June, says Pence Wealth Management's Laila Pence

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US Markets Wrap: US debt ceiling talks loom and recession concerns grow

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US Markets Wrap: Straight from the NYSE - Rate expectations, regional banking action & investor confidence levels

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US Markets Wrap: April's CPI report won't spoil Fed's summer vacation plans, Blue Line Futures' Bill Baruch echoes the Fed Whisperer

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US Markets Wrap: With US CPI figures upcoming, how are markets pricing in as debt ceiling talks continue?

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US Markets Wrap: Early stage commodity supercycle versus short term recession fears

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US Markets Wrap: Bank jitters alongside ECB hike & Fed talk; and should you bet on big tech and AI?

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US Markets Wrap: May the Fed be with you, says OANDA's Kelvin Wong

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US Markets Wrap: Fundstrat’s Mark Newton expects the VIX to bottom out; healthcare a favourite & tech a camouflage

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US Markets Wrap: A deep dive into First Republic Bank, FOMC Preview and earnings season