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‘I’m confused!’ Why does President Trump want a rate cut so badly? What’s Wall Street’s view? 

A letter from a worried, wary Moneyist reader raises questions in the aftermath of the latest inflation data.

A top Wall Street strategist who says we’re in ‘the best investing environment ever’ is in the running to be the next Fed chair

On Tuesday, Rick Rieder, BlackRock’s chief investment officer of global fixed income and a frequent guest on financial television, told CNBC that this is the best investment environment ever.

Paramount Skydance shares prompt meme-stock comparisons with sharp rally

Paramount Skydance’s stock soars, and has a ‘meme-on-steroids feel.’

CoreWeave’s stock is polarizing Wall Street. These are the big post-earnings debates.

Investor expectations for CoreWeave are high. Can the company continue justifying its stock price?

Monthly U.S. jobs report won’t be suspended, Trump aides say

Senior White House officials say there’s no plan to suspend the crucial monthly jobs report, shooting down an idea espoused by President Donald Trump’s new nominee to run the agency that produces the data.

Most boomers and Gen X-ers are terrified about running out of money in retirement — even if they’re already retired

Anxiety has been peaking for people in and approaching retirement — how to manage it

Chili’s parent offers fresh sign that consumers are still eating out. The stock surges.

Brinker’s stock surges, as the Chili’s as strong traffic growth led to better-than-expected quarterly sales.

Why Deutsche Bank says it’s time to short the 10-year Treasury

Market is overestimating how far the Fed will cut rates, analysts say

If you’re feeling FOMO, envy and greed about record stock prices, you’re not alone. It’s how market bubbles form.

Investors are seeing stock-market bubbles everywhere. Why they might be spot-on.

HanesBrands is being bought out, but the stock is falling. Here’s why.

HanesBrands’ stock falls, as the buyout agreement with Gildan disappointed investors who were expecting a better deal.

The China-U.S. tariff truce lives on — thanks to Nvidia

In making a deal with the U.S. government, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang is Trump’s silent partner in trade.

When it comes to tipping at restaurants, is 15% the new 20%?

New data shows that customers are becoming less generous with gratuities
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