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Top 5 things to watch in markets in the week ahead

Top 5 Things to Watch in the Markets in the Week Ahead By Investing.com

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© Reuters By Noreen Burke Investing.com — The world’s biggest central banks are set to end 2022 with big rate hikes as their battle against inflation continues. With expectations of a half-point hike from the Federal Reserve at Wednesday’s meeting, investors will instead focus on indications of how lofty rates could ultimately rise. Tuesday’s US …

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Cash back and gift cards are benefits of using the credit card. But watch out for these dangers

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Janelle Holland Credit cards are a valuable resource, offering responsible spenders vast rewards, including funds for emergencies, travel points, and cash back. When used wisely, credit cards can also boost your credit score and help keep your finances on track. Here are three things to make sure your credit card works for you: Understand the …

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Jim Cramer's 10 most important things to watch in the Friday market: Hot jobs, chip issues, FedEx looks OK

Jim Cramer’s 10 most important things to watch in the Friday market: Hot jobs, chip issues, FedEx looks OK

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My Top 10 Things to Watch Friday, December 2, 2022 1. US stock futures point to a weaker open as bond yields rise on stronger-than-expected job growth and wage inflation in November. Non-farm payrolls increased by 263,000. The country’s unemployment rate remains, as expected, at 3.7%. Average hourly earnings up 0.6% month-over-month and 5.1% year-over-year, …

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Asian stocks rise except for Japan as markets watch China protests

Asian stocks rise except for Japan as markets watch China protests

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TOKYO (AP) — Asian stocks were mostly higher on Tuesday as market jitters eased following protests in China sparked by growing public anger over COVID-19 restrictions. Benchmarks rose in early trading in Australia, South Korea and China, while stocks fell in Japan. Oil prices have fallen. Japanese government data released on Tuesday showed the unemployment …

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