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Will Fed ‘Chicken Out’ Or ‘Hang Tough’ If Higher Rates Cause Crisis, Asks Peter Schiff: A Majority Say…

Today, 5:00 PM

Euro Pacific Capital Chief Economist Peter Schiff conducted a poll on Twitter, asking what the Federal Reserve would do if inflation remains well above the…

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S&P 500 Logs Weekly Loss As Investors Digest Latest Inflation Data

By Wayne Duggan

Today, 5:00 PM

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (NYSE: SPY) traded lower in a volatile four-day week as the latest batch of inflation data rattled Wall Street.

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‘As China Calls For Peace, U.S. Believes Beijing Is Mulling Artillery And Drone Deliveries To Moscow, Artillery To Help Moscow; China Weighing Artillery, Drone Deliveries To Help Moscow Stave Off Expected Ukrainian Offensive This Year’ – WSJ

By Happy Mohamed

Today, 5:00 PM

- Dow Jones Citing WSJ

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Fed’s Mester Says Focus On 25 BPs Versus 50 BPs Misses Bigger Picture; Fed Needs To Keep At Rate Hikes Until Inflation Trend Breaks Lower; Declines To Say What Size Rate Rises Needed At March FOMC; New Inflation Data Affirms Case For More Fed Rate Hike…

By Happy Mohamed

Today, 5:00 PM

- Reuters Interview

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Fed’s Collins Says She Is Aware There Are Many Risks, Including Negative Economic Outcomes; She Is Optimistic Fed Can Get Inflation Down And Achieve ‘Soft Landing’

By Happy Mohamed

Today, 5:00 PM

- Reuters

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The Federal Reserve Will Be Hard-pressed To Lower Inflation Without A Significant Blow To U.S. Economic Activity And A Sharp Rise In Unemployment, And Even Then May Miss Its 2% Inflation Target For Years To Come

By Happy Mohamed

Today, 5:00 PM

- A Group Of Top Economists Concluded After A Review Of Central Banks' Past Inflation Battles

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Stocks Tank After Latest Inflation Data: Here’s What Got Hit The Hardest

By AJ Fabino

Today, 5:00 PM

Markets traded lower during Friday’s pre-market session following the Bureau of Economic Analysis report on a 5.4% increase in the personal consumption expenditures (PCE) price index for the month of January.

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