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Meta’s stock roars back to life as it heads for its best week in years

Investors are bullish on Meta’s new low-cost AI pricing and infrastructure plans.

A hedge-fund trade blamed for a massive market blowup in 2024 has made a big comeback, Goldman Sachs says

The currency-market carry trade is back — and bigger than it’s been in many years.

Prepare for the Fed to undo rate cuts that stabilized the economy, expert cautions

The Federal Reserve likely will take back all the 2025 ‘insurance cuts’ or not raise interest rates at all, according to RBC Wealth Management.

‘Trump accounts’ are great — if you’re already rich

They’re a poor deal for most other people.

Should you lock in a 4% CD rate now? Here’s how to decide on the next move for your cash.

CD rates are at a standstill, but that could change after the next Fed meeting, or the one after that.

What the big housing bill means for buyers as home prices hit new record high

President Trump is refusing to sign the housing bill, but it will still become law on Saturday. Here’s what it does — and doesn’t — do.

The space race is on as China takes a big step toward rivaling SpaceX

A Chinese company demonstrated controlled recovery of a rocket’s bottom portion, which is critical in helping to drive down launch costs.

Half of small-business owners hope to sell their companies and retire in the next decade. What happens to their workers?

“It’s an American tragedy” when small businesses close up shop.

Can you pass this money quiz?

Also: How young people buy homes, the Trump-account lowdown and three stock screens.

SK Hynix’s stock looks primed for a pop in its Nasdaq debut

The South Korean memory company’s American depositary receipts begin trading on Friday.

‘Can’t buy bonds, can’t sell stocks.’ Bank of America tells investors what they can do.

Real thirty-year interest rates are at a high since November 2008, financial conditions are tight and Michael Hartnett tells investors to prepare for a chilly summer.

Kevin Warsh wants fewer press conferences. Why that’s bad for the economy and your money.

The Fed chair is testifying before Congress this week. Lawmakers should ask him about transparency.
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