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3 Retail Stocks Doing Well Despite Recession Fears

July inflation came lower than expected, providing some relief to the investors’ concerns. However, the Fed intends to continue with its rate hikes, and the chances of a potential recession cannot be ruled out. The retail industry has outperformed the broader market over the past month, and we think investors…

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2 Stock to Buy When There’s Economic Turmoil

Although inflation eased off from the 40-year high in July, it is far from the Fed’s target level. Moreover, the soaring tensions on the geopolitical front could keep the market under pressure. Amid the challenging macroeconomic environment, it could be best to invest in well-established stocks, Coca-Cola (KO) and Walmart…

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1 Defensive Stock to Watch Right Now

The stock market has had a difficult first half of the year. While the benchmark indexes have witnessed a decent recovery since July, many analysts believe the markets will tumble further on economic and geopolitical concerns. Amid this backdrop, it could be wise to add defensive stocks to your portfolio.…

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5 No-Brainer ETFs to Buy in August

A better-than-expected July inflation report has boosted investors’ confidence, leading to the benchmark indices hitting multi-months highs. Moreover, the latest inflation report raises the possibility that the Fed might loosen its policy tightening. So, here are some quality no-brainer ETFs Utilities Select Sector SPDR (XLU), Vanguard Utilities Index (VPU), SPDR…

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Consumer confidence takes a dive as rising interest rates and high inflation weigh on sentiment

The Westpac consumer sentiment index fell for a ninth consecutive month as interest rates, falling housing prices and high inflation woes mount.

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S&P, Nasdaq Futures Signal Slowing Momentum As Investors Digest Hawkish Fed Talk, Disney Earnings

U.S. index futures are modestly higher early Thursday following the inflation-data-induced rally seen in the previous session. Momentum Slows? The muted sentiment reflected by the index futures could be attributable to hawkish comments from some Fed officials.

Benzinga

Britney Spears' and Kevin Federline's dark history - grim marriage to brutal custody row

Following Kevin Federline's comments on ex-wife Britney Spears' parenting skills, we take a look at how things turned so dark so quickly between the former couple from their top-secret wedding to their brutal custody battle

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Boris Johnson in ‘lower bills’ talks with energy bosses but leaves action to next leader – as it happened

Live, rolling coverage of business, economics and financial markets as chief executives of energy companies visit Downing Street to discuss crisis

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Asian shares track Wall Street gains on cooling inflation

Shares have advanced in Asia after benchmarks closed at three-month highs on Wall Street as investors cheered a report showing inflation cooled more than expected in July

The Independent UK

Demand destruction the new buzzword

On Feb 23, a day before Russia invaded Ukraine, the world crude oil price was US$90.60 (3,221 baht) per barrel. Russian oil supply disruption and demand recovery from Covid-19 dragged the crude oil price to almost $120 at the end of May, after the US and European central banks sent…

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Fed's Kashkari says he’s staked out the most aggressive stance on lifting interest rates

Neel Kashkari welcomed the first better-than-expected inflation report in many months on Wednesday, but said it did not change his view on the need for more aggressive interest rate hikes even if it means triggering a recession.

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Telstra profit falls but dividend rises, ASX surges after US inflation cools

Telstra sees a drop in annual profit, but increases dividend for the first time in seven years. The ASX and Wall Street rally as cooling inflation eases interest rate hike fears, and the Australian dollar surges to 71 US cents as the greenback declines.

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4 "Strong Buy" Stocks for a Fear-Driven Market

Even though the inflation declined slightly from the 40-year high in July, it stayed elevated. Therefore, the Fed could maintain its hawkish stance on tightening monetary policy, which will drive market volatility. Amid this fear-driven market, we think it could be prudent to invest in fundamentally sound stocks AbbVie (ABBV),…

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3 Penny Stocks to Buy Now at a Massive Discount

Strong job market and a slight decline in July inflation reading have raised investor optimism in the market. However, inflation still remains elevated, and the positive economic data might encourage the Fed to consider aggressive rate hikes. Since these factors are expected to keep the market volatile, it could be…

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Is global inflation nearing a peak?

New US data suggests that the worst of inflation may be over after a tough year of price increases.

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2 Momentum Stocks Crushing the Bear Market

Valero Energy (VLO) and Shell (SHEL) have maintained strong momentum amid the highly uncertain market conditions. With recession fears expected to keep the market under pressure in the near term, it could be wise to buy these stocks now to benefit from their momentum, which might continue for some time…

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Chances Of Another 0.75% Interest Rate Hike Plummet Following Soft CPI Inflation Reading

The U.S. Federal Reserve raised its target Fed funds rate by 0.75% in June and July in an attempt to get inflation under control. Investors wondering if the Fed will pull the trigger on a third 0.75% hike at its next meeting in September got some key inflation data on Wednesday…

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Britney Spears’ ex Kevin Federline’s bombshell interview ‘too hurtful’ to air in full, ITV journalist says

The ITV journalist appeared on Lorraine and revealed that the singer’s whole family, not only K-Fed, are ready to talk.

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2 Low-Rated Stocks to Avoid Until Further Notice

As analysts expect the market to remain under pressure in the upcoming months over lingering macroeconomic headwinds, it could be wise to avoid fundamentally weak stocks Coinbase Global (COIN) and Roku (ROKU). These stocks have an overall Strong Sell or Sell rating in our proprietary rating system. Read more….

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Tumbling Gas Prices Caused Inflation To Fall to 8.5 Percent in July

Prices for food and housing continued to rise but were offset by lower gas and energy prices.

The Guardian - US

Is inflation finally on the decline in the US? It’s complicated

Economists say inflation possibly hit its peak, and there are signs the pressures behind it are easing – but it’s hard to say what’s next

WEKU

Inflation is cooling thanks to gas prices, but many things still cost a lot more

Falling gasoline prices put a dent in the July inflation rate, which fell to 8.5% from 9.1% in June. But other costs such as housing continue to climb, putting a strain on many family budgets.

The Independent UK

Asian stocks fall ahead of US inflation

Asian stocks have followed Wall Street lower ahead of U.S. inflation data that traders worry will show upward pressure on prices still is too strong for the Federal Reserve to ease off interest rate hikes

Bangkok Post

MPC expected to raise interest rate Wednesday

The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) is expected to raise the policy interest rate for the first time in two years by 0.25% on Wednesday to 0.75%, as inflation soared above 7% in the last two months, bringing an end to a low-interest era, analysts say.

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History Lessons Say Stocks About to Head Lower Again

Yes, history has a way of repeating itself. Like how periods of high inflation are followed by recessions and bear markets time and time again. Or how periods of high stock valuations often lead to extended bear markets like 2000 to 2003…and yes that may be repeating now. Before you…

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