Ballooning US debt is a big worry, stocks may get squeezed, and Warren Buffett's Occidental bet is a master stroke, veteran investor Tom Russo says

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Warren Buffett.

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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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The Fed just brought in its final interest-rate hike, billionaire bond investor Jeff Gundlach says

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The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates for the final time in the current cycle, according to Jeffrey Gundlach.

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Here are 5 things stock market investors should watch for with volatility set to ramp up through year-end

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A woman fills out an application at a jobs fair.

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US stocks fall after the Fed hikes rates and bank contagion spreads

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Traders works on the trading floor at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, U.S., March 5, 2020.

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Mohamed El-Erian slams Powell's suggestion that the bank turmoil is over – says it could be added to a list of Fed communications that eroded its credibility.

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Mohamed El-Erian.

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Elite investors and fund managers at the legendary Milken conference warn of a recession and credit crunch

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Happy Friday eve, readers. Phil Rosen here. Surprising no one, the Fed raised interest rates by 25 basis points yesterday. 

That puts the Fed Funds Rate above 5% for the first time since 2007. Remember, the higher that goes, the more expensive it becomes for consumers and businesses to borrow.

The Fed's nod to the end of its rate hiking cycle could mean 'last call' for savers

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The Federal Reserve just hiked interest rates for the 10th time in a row. It could be the last.

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U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell.

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Here's what the Fed should say to curb market volatility amid bank tremors, sticky inflation, and higher rates, according to Mohamed El-Erian

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