Citadel boss Ken Griffin warns a recession is looming - as household savings dwindle and surging interest rates bite

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Ken Griffin.

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3 people who thought they could work remotely for good bought homes hours from their offices. Now they're being called back and facing the decision to quit or sell.

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The US housing market is in recession - and the pandemic has created a unique economic headache, elite strategist Liz Ann Sonders says

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Liz Ann Sonders.

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Nobel laureate Paul Krugman says he's confused by the current US economy - and predicts the Fed will keep fighting inflation until it's clearly won

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Paul Krugman.

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The new era of investing is here and stocks will no longer be the key player, a top global strategist says

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Happy Saturday, readers. I'm Phil Rosen. 

I'm eager to share today's conversation with a top strategist about changes to the current investing landscape — but first I have a question. 

Who should I speak to next? 

Home prices will fall this year but then enter a growth period like the one that started in the late 1980s, Zillow survey shows

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If you're not in a rush for housing, it’s probably better to improve your credit instead of getting a subprime loan.

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Meet the 'boommates': These two baby boomers live together to cut costs and build a relationship

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Marlene Mears, left, and Becky Miller, right, have been sharing a home for two years.

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The US housing slump will deepen as interest rates keep rising – but it's safe to rule out a 2008-style crash, say Zillow and Redfin analysts

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The housing market boomed in 2020 and 2021 but is now cooling rapidly.

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The Fed's own economists are warning of a 19.5% housing correction and more rate hikes could set off a 'domino effect'

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Happy hump day, team. I'm senior reporter Phil Rosen, writing to you just blocks away from where Goldman Sachs held their second-ever investor day on Tuesday. 

If you're not familiar with investor days, it's basically when a company gives an update on where they stand and where they're going. 

Goldman's first one was in 2020 — but a lot has changed since then. 

US home prices could tumble nearly 20% and Fed economists warn further rate hikes risk an even worse housing correction: 'The bubble hypothesis merits attention'

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