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10 reasons why the recession that Wall Street predicted to death never showed up

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The stock market could continue to tumble in the face of rising inflation and a recession.

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Timing the market isn't easy during a debt-ceiling showdown. Investors should stick to this strategy instead.

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Happy Saturday, folks. I'm Phil Rosen, it's good to see you today.

As we've talked about all week, there's a looming debt-ceiling deadline right around the corner, and unless lawmakers get their act together, financial markets could soon be in for a world of pain.

Today I'm eager to share my conversation with a top personal finance and economy expert from Bankrate.

The stock market still faces 'potential disappointment' on Fed easing bets despite cooling inflation, UBS says

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Investors should still be fretting about stocks plunging even though inflation is slowing down, according to UBS.

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Bitcoin could rally 40% by the end of the year, according to a top blockchain founder

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Welcome to the weekend. Phil Rosen here, writing to you from Manhattan. 

I'm somewhat of a skeptic when it comes to digital assets, but so far this year bitcoin's been the top performing asset by a landslide — it's up more than 73%.

I caught up with a blockchain executive to get the scoop on why that rally could see more upside as the economy slows down. 

The dollar's bad run will continue as the Fed gears up to pause its rate-hiking campaign, UBS says

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The US dollar has slumped 12% since late September.

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Credit Suisse faced a staggering $69 billion of outflows in the first quarter, an amount that eclipses UBS's market cap

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Credit Suisse and UBS.

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Markets are eerily calm after the banking chaos - but tightening credit and tumbling earnings could reignite volatility, UBS says

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Stock market volatility could soar soon with tightening credit and tumbling earnings set to rattle investors, according to UBS.

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Wall Street turns even more bullish on China's economy as the end of zero COVID boosts growth

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Wall Street's top banks expect China's economy to bounce back this year, helped by the end of Beijing's harsh zero-COVID lockdowns.

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Why the stock market's running of the bulls might be about to kick off

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Welcome back readers. Phil Rosen here reporting from Manhattan. 

Optimists rejoice — Wall Street strategists just pinpointed a handful of trends, indicators, and gauges that all suggest 2023 could see a new running of the bulls. 

No time for tomfoolery today. The market waits for no one.

Brace for stock-market volatility to persist this year as investors get bombarded with economic data, UBS says

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Stock prices aren't going to make much sense the rest of this year with investors grappling with waves of confusing economic data, according to UBS.

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