Image source: Getty Images Those suffering from the aftermath of the virus could suffer a financial shock. Key points Some COVID patients have persistent symptoms. This could lead to significant financial losses due to unemployment and payment of medical bills. A Harvard economist estimated the cost of long COVID to be $9,000 a year on …
After a period of moderate strength in November, durum weakened slightly in early December, with prices falling back to $9.50 a bushel in most locations for premium durum. Whether it’s just seasonal weakness as the end of the year approaches and factories slow down, or perhaps an expected drop in consumption during the holidays with …
If you’re looking for great prices on holiday gifts this year, skip the mall and head to the stock market. The offers are real and long after the toys are broken and the clothes are stained, faded and outgrown, your gift will keep on giving. This is not an encouragement to dip into stocks during …
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(Bloomberg) – The world’s biggest central banks will end the most aggressive year for interest rate hikes in four decades this week as their fight against inflation still isn’t over, even as their economies slow. . Bloomberg’s Most Read The US Federal Reserve is expected to raise its benchmark rate by 50 basis points on …
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I admit it, when I came across Campbell’s Soup (CPB -2.47%) stock, I skipped it because it didn’t seem like a company that made soups and sauces was the most exciting investment. But I’ll also be the first to admit that I couldn’t have been more wrong. There’s nothing boring about a company raising its …
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Investors, like children on Christmas Eve, expect Santa Claus to come down the chimney, walk to Wall Street and deliver the rewarding gift of a stock market rally. This year, however, investors might be better off betting on a lump of coal, rather than waiting for tangible stock market gains to emerge this holiday season, …
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SlateStone Wealth Chief Market Strategist Kenny Polcari discusses whether the U.S. economy has moved past peak inflation after November’s wholesale inflation report beat expectations on “Varney & Co.” The Federal Reserve is expected to keep interest rates high through 2023, dashing Wall Street’s hopes of lowering rates in the second half of 2023 and all …
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TAIPEI – Thousands of tech layoffs could end up being a boon for start-ups that struggled to hire talent during the heady days of sky-high valuations. The big catch: They must first ensure their own survival after venture capitalists pull back sharply in 2022. The history of Silicon Valley is full of stories of companies …
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(Bloomberg) — If a crushing bear market, inflation-fueled volatility and plummeting capital flows were meant to chill the booming U.S. exchange-traded fund industry, issuers never got the message. Firms launched 422 new ETFs into the market this year as of Wednesday, five more than the number seen at the same time in 2021. The total …
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