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Warsh: Inflation Data Don’t Suggest Trend Meaningfully Improved
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BofA says CTA Treasury shorts stable, euro short-cover risk rises
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BofA's Hartnett sees dollar slump, risk selloff if bond intervention fails
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Is Treasury selloff a major issue for stock market bulls?
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Wells Fargo says CTAs bought US equities, gold and Treasuries
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BofA says hedge funds had biggest buying week since 2008 last week
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Payrolls miss cuts Fed hike odds as Asia rallies and oil firms on Hormuz stalemate
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BTIG sees momentum stocks rally nearing historical rebound levels
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Bank of America S&P 500 2026 target has been reached
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How will the S&P 500 react to today’s FOMC? JPM lays out the playbook
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Trump's $1.2 billion D.C. spending spree fans fiscal fears as yields surge
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Barclays studies how the S&P 500 reacts when easing cycles reverse
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Goldman Sachs sees resilient US economy in Q1 earnings analysis
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Are markets overpricing Fed hawkishness? UBS weighs in
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Bond vigilantes likely to force Warsh into hawkish pivot, strategists say
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Raymond James sees mixed momentum signals in equity markets
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Goldman sees Q1 earnings strength driving S&P 500 to new highs
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BofA says rates look oversold amid oil supply shock parallels to 1970s
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Fed's hawkish pivot is now the key hurdle for stocks, Morgan Stanley says
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JPMorgan: 'we are adjusting our 2026 year-end S&P 500 price target to 7,200 from 7,500', 'washout in investor sentiment'
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Goldman: 'the path from here remains a bit murky...energy shocks like these typically present buying opportunities sooner'
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Would a stock market crash trigger a global recession? Here's what CE says
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Goldman: 'As we look forward to 2026, the noise, quiet, and transition themes may be poised to continue'
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Why a hawkish Fed may be good news for stocks
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Trump to impose 100% tariff on China starting November 1
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ADP reports biggest private payroll drop in 2.5 years, fueling Fed cut bets
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Goldman downgrades credit, turns more positive on stocks on Fed dovishness
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Debate swirling around whether Fed sees "need for speed" in rate cuts - MS
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Deutsche Bank: 'Raising our year-end S&P 500 target to 7000 (from 6550)'
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Raymond James: 'A new short-term (1-3 week) corrective phase is underway'
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Goldman Trading Desk: 'Our Speculative Trading Indicator has increased sharply during the last few months', 'increased risk appetite within the equity market'
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Morgan Stanley: 'we are looking for a subsequent slowdown in the US economy in the second half'
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S&P 500 Futures Erase Decline as Yields Back Off Highs, 10-Year Currently 4.5826 vs 4.6227 High at 8:32 am
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JPM on Moody's Downgrade of US Paper: 'The direct impact from the downgrade should be rather modest'
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Evercore: 'U.S. Economy Showing Some Resilience'
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SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) Drops Heavily on Powell Comments, Down 150bps today
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Is China dumping US treasuries?
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Fed's Waller Leaning Toward Dec. Rate Cut, Absent Data Surprise
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Fed: Some Officials Would Have Preferred Quarter-point Cut
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Fed: 'Several' Officials Saw Case For Cutting At July Meeting
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Fed: 'Various' Participants Willing To Tighten More If Needed
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Fed Officials Saw Policy Remaining Restrictive For Some Time - FOMC Minutes
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Fed Minutes: All On FOMC Agree To 'Proceed Carefully' On Rates
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Stocks rise, yields fall following cooler CPI
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iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF (TLT) 30-day option implied volatility at 23, SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) at 18
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S&P 500 Declines After JOLTS Jobs Openings Data Tops Views
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US 10-Year Yield Erases Gain, Falls From 4.68% to 4.6%
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Inflation Risks Could Require Further Tightening - FOMC Minutes
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'Almost All' Officials Favored Holding Rates Steady At June Meeting - FOMC Minutes
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Fed Staff Projected 'Mild Recession' Starting Later In 2023
