Author: super@dmin
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The Fed: Fed’s George says current low level of inflation doesn’t require policy response
The current low readings of inflation does not require a policy response, said Kansas City Fed President Esther George on Tuesday.
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Market Extra: Bitcoin is up more than 100% in 2019 — why is no one Googling it?
As the leading digital currency books fresh cycle highs by the day, it’s safe to assume that bitcoin is back after a calamitous 2018. Or is it?
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Federal lawsuit says CFPB should collect data on business-loan applications from women and minorities
The agency is required by law to publish annual reports on applications to prevent any potential discrimination by lenders.
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The Technical Indicator: Charting a rabbit-from-hat rally, S&P 500 narrowly holds last-ditch support
Technically speaking, the U.S. benchmarks’ May downturn has inflicted damage, writes Michael Ashbaugh, though the S&P 500 has thus far maintained last-ditch support.
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The Moneyist: My in-laws want to give us over $100,000, but they’ll tell us how to spend it — should I tell them to keep their money?
‘They already helped us buy our house, one that we otherwise would not have been able to afford.’
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FA Center: Is it time to change financial advisers?
5 signs that your adviser might not be working for you
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The Fed: Just like the textbook says: Wage pressure making higher prices ‘inevitable,’ small business owner tells Fed
Higher prices from wage pressure seems inevitable, a small business owner told a Boston Fed conference Monday. That’s what the Fed’s Philip’s Curve inflation framework would predict.
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Trump’s trade war with China doesn’t bode well for an already shaky U.S. housing market
Homeowners looking to sell may have reason to grow increasingly concerned about President Trump’s deteriorating relationship with China.
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It’s time to buy stocks for the trade-deal rally that’s just around the corner
The U.S. and China both need to reach an agreement, and soon.
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It’s time to stop judging people for drinking lattes and getting regular haircuts
Spending on nonessentials and saving for retirement don’t have to be mutually exclusive.