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Bond Report: Treasury yields inch off recent lows at start of holiday-shortened week

Bond yields rose early Monday, but benchmark Treasury yields remained more than 50 basis points below the 16-year highs above 5% they touched last month.

Outside the Box: Hidden ‘junk fees’ are nickel and diming us out of our hard-earned dollars

The disease has spread to all parts of the economy and is driving consumers crazy.

Futures Movers: Oil prices rise as traders await next move by OPEC+

Oil futures trade higher Monday, with traders turning their attention to OPEC+ and the prospect for an extended production cut.

Need to Know: The stock market has rallied 63 times after a correction. Why this time is different, says Deutsche Bank.

What makes this recovery after a stock-market correction different than the rest, according to Deutsche Bank.

Europe Markets: Bayer shares plunge by more than 20% after trial of potential blockbuster drug halted

Bayer lost a fifth of its market value at one point Monday, after the German pharmaceutical and agricultural group said it had ended a late-stage test for the anti-thrombotic drug asundexian due to a lack of efficacy.

The Big Move: I’m returning to the U.S. after 5 years, and need to buy a house. How can I get the lowest mortgage rate?

'How should I handle doing all the other things associated with setting up in a new state?'

The Moneyist: My husband wants me to sign over 20% of my home. If not, he threatens to take half in a divorce. What should I do?

'Everyone keeps telling me he could force me to sell the house and give him half of the proceeds.'

Key Words: Elon Musk says he isn’t antisemitic as advertisers flee his social-media network

X owner Elon Musk is pushing back against accusations that he has exhibited antisemitic behavior.

Autotrader: The trusty Toyota Camry gets redesigned and will be hybrid-only for 2025; here’s what’s new

Toyota has taken the risk of making one of its most popular vehicles exclusively a hybrid.

NerdWallet: What has gotten cheaper? Here are some goods and services that have dropped in price most dramatically.

While it may not feel like costs are coming down when you check out at the grocery store, for some goods and services, prices are decreasing.

Next Avenue: The huge mistake many couples make with their 401(k)s

Why are so many spouses missing out on free money from employers that could boost their retirement security?

Kelley Blue Book: Can federal regulators require cars that can’t speed? Here’s what to know about ‘dead pedals.’

A federal regulatory board has called for rules requiring automakers to build cars that can’t speed. It’s true, but it’s less significant than it sounds.
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