US natural gas prices plummet 13% as streak of mild winter weather set to continue

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JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says that the US can still avoid a recession and that the Russia-Ukraine war is the biggest geopolitical threat since World War II

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Microsoft is the market's top software stock because OpenAI offerings like ChatGPT will juice profits over the next 5-plus years, Credit Suisse says

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Microsoft CEO Satya Narayana Nadella in Berlin, Germany, in February 2019.

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Earnings estimates have seen the steepest cuts in 7 years, but that doesn't spell doom for the stock market, DataTrek says

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Goldman Sachs says Apple stock will soar 32% over the next year with the market currently underestimating the stickiness of its product ecosystem

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A huge team of scientists helped Citadel generate $8 billion from commodities bets in 2022

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Nobel laureate Paul Krugman says he's confused by the current US economy - and predicts the Fed will keep fighting inflation until it's clearly won

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China's economy may never overtake the US as Beijing sets more cautious growth target, Rockefeller International chairman says

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US stocks edge higher as Treasury yields slip and investors await Powell testimony

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History shows the stock market is headed for red-hot gains in the next 2 months as equities mirror the moves of the last financial crisis, Fundstrat says

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