Russian oil sanctions appear to be working - crude still flows even as Moscow's pulling in less money. But there's more to it than that.

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Hey there market people. Phil Rosen here. 

I spent much of yesterday parsing through pages of data on where Russian oil is heading and how much buyers are paying for barrels. 

The clearest takeaway is that the West's sanctions do in fact seem to be taking a toll as intended — Moscow's export revenues are down, but plenty of oil remains available as far as global supplies. 

Billionaire Ken Griffin gives $20 million to Miami Dade College weeks after $300 million Harvard donation

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From cooling inflation to a looming recession, here's what CEOs of the 5 largest US banks are predicting for the economy through 2023

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The housing market’s still in limbo - but homebuyers could pile back into the market if mortgage rates hit this key level

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This week has felt like a month. Senior reporter Phil Rosen here. 

It's Friday and the coffee's just brewed — let's get straight to the news. 

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Wall Street warns the banking turmoil is coming for the commercial real estate sector

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Good morning, readers. I'm Phil Rosen, reporting from New York City. 

The bank turmoil we saw in March feels like some time ago, but top strategists are warning that more consequences are still ahead. 

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The banking fiasco sent shockwaves through markets - and now threatens to curb growth and lending, Goldman CEO David Solomon says

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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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Warren Buffett dumped several banks after spotting red flags in their financials. Here's what spooked him, and which stocks he sold.

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Investors who 'sell in May and go away' this year could miss a big summer rally in the stock market, Bank of America says

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March CPI and the Fed's next steps in its inflation battle: Everything to know

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Well, well, well if it isn't another CPI day. Phil Rosen here — March's inflation report is due at 8:30 a.m. ET today.

Here's how FactSet data predicts things to shake out: 

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