The end of easy money is putting another key driver of stock market gains at risk

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How much are credit card rewards, airline miles, and hotel points worth? See our updated valuations for 2023

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Gen Z is shopping less and eating at home more as the woes of inflation set in, BofA survey finds

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Inflation was up 3.7% in August compared to last year, according to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics.

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US stocks climb as trader nerves settle amid the continuing Israel-Hamas conflict

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Bank of America vs. Chase vs. Wells Fargo Review: Which Is the Best Bank?

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The rout in US Treasurys is the worst bond bear market of all time, Bank of America says

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US Treasurys are in "the greatest bond bear market of all time", according to Bank of America.

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Stocks have more room to fall as a recession, credit event lay ahead before the Fed eases policy, Bank of America warns

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Think interest rates are high now? The Romans had it worse, a Bank of America chart shows.

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Men dressed as ancient Roman centurions parade along the Fori Imperiali avenue, in front of ancient Colosseum on the occasion of the celebrations of the birth of the city of Rome, Sunday, April 22, 2012. Legend has it that Rome was founded on April 21, 753 B.C. by Romulus and his brother Remus, the twin sons of the god of war Mars, who were suckled as infants by a she-wolf in the woods.

Fiscal excess, the power of Main Street, and US 'debasement': Here are the themes BofA says will dominate markets for the rest of this decade

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Earth from space as seen by Apollo 8 astronauts.

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Investors pulled $19 billion from stocks in the last week, the highest outflow all year amid surging bond yields and Fed jitters

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