The biggest threat to the economy right now: Jerome Powell's ego

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The US economy could still avoid a recession, unless Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's concerns about his legacy put it on the wrong path.

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Inflation has cooled, but investors risk being caught off guard by a 'head fake' that could halt the latest stock-market rally

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A server carries drinks to a table at P.J. Whelihan's restaurant and pub in Spring Township, Pennsylvania.

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I asked ChatGPT investors' burning questions – and a CIO told me why the bot won't be challenging Wall Street's top stock-pickers anytime soon

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I asked Morningstar Investment Management CIO Dan Kemp what he thought of intelligent language tool ChatGPT's investing advice.

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Here's why investors should consider putting money in the market now as optimism climbs, according to Vanguard's head of investor research

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Fiona Greig, Vanguard's global head of investor research and policy.
Fiona Greig, Vanguard's global head of investor research and policy.

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Investors don't listen to Elon Musk on the economy, Tesla bull Gary Black says as he rebukes recession claims

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Elon Musk warned that there could be a severe recession in Tesla's fourth-quarter earnings call Wednesday.

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ChatGPT is about to write BuzzFeed content - and investors are loving it

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Good morning. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen. 

Thursday's jobs data showed the labor market right now basically resembles the opposite of what it should look like ahead of a recession. It's as robust as ever, even as fears of a downturn have yet to abate. Not to mention the economy itself, which is still growing. 

The worst is over for the US housing market – and prices will stop crashing within 6 months, Goldman Sachs says

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House prices are likely to have fallen 6% from their peak by the time they stop sliding later this year, according to Goldman Sachs.

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Don't pile into stocks because there'll be a 10% correction in the S&P 500 by summer, JPMorgan hall-of-famer strategist says

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JPMorgan's top strategist Marko Kolanovic.

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