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3 Technology Stocks Wall Street Predicts Will Move Even Lower

Technology stocks are expected to remain under pressure in the near term due to the Fed’s hawkish tilt and surging market volatility. Wall Street analysts expect fundamentally weak stocks Ubiquiti (UI), Citrix Systems (CTXS), and Inseego (INSG) to slump further in price in the near term. Let’s discuss.

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How to survive a stock market correction: Avoid doing these 5 things

The latest stock selloff has pushed major indexes, such as the Standard & Poor’s 500 and Nasdaq Composite, into correction territory – a decline of 10 percent or more from a recent high. While some investors may be running scared already, there could be even more downside to endure. If…

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India's external sector resilient to taper tantrums, says Economic Survey

NEW DELHI: Strong exports, capital inflows, low current account deficit and high forex reserves makes India better prepared to face external shocks, the Economic Survey said on Monday.

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Nowhere to hide as share prices tumble for a fourth week

Business & investing: What a difference a year makes, as markets here and globally tumble

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This Day In Market History: Ben Bernanke Takes Over As Fed Chair

Each day, Benzinga takes a look back at a notable market-related moment that happened on this date. What Happened? On Jan. 31, 2006, the Senate approved the appointment of Ben Bernanke as chairman of the Federal Reserve.

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Will public discussion in U.S. pave way for central bank digital currencies?

The Federal Reserve Board has released its first report outlining potential benefits and challenges to overcome concerning digital currencies issued by central banks.

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Markets post worst month since 2020, as recovery slows and rate hike worries rise – business live

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Goldman Sachs Now Expects 5 Rate Hikes From The Fed In 2022

Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s (NYSE: GS) economists led by Jan Hatzius have predicted that the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates by 25 basis points five times this year, rather

Benzinga

Bitcoin Leaves Exchanges Spurred By Federal Reserve Comments

The latest pressure from the central banking system of the U.S. caused an outflow of Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC).

Benzinga

Fed signals send shares on a bumpy ride

Recap: Global markets were mixed yesterday after being whipsawed throughout the week as investors reacted to Federal Reserve signals pointing to aggressive monetary tightening, while US GDP data showed surprisingly strong growth in the fourth quarter despite the spread of Omicron.

Bangkok Post

Fed may not be as hawkish as it seems

Since the beginning of this year, global financial markets have been very depressed. Major stock indices around the world have fallen by 5-10% amid higher investment risks derived from three factors:

Bangkok Post

Has Robinhood's Stock Fallen Far Enough To Become An Acquisition Target? Josh Brown Thinks So

Growth stocks have fallen out of favor over the last few months amid expectations for tighter Federal Reserve policy. With some stocks having fallen 70% or 80% from their highs, Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown expects to see more acquisitions in the near term.

Benzinga

Take Advantage of the Market Sell-Off and Buy These 3 Beaten-Down Growth Stocks

Because the stock market is volatile due to rising inflationary pressure and the Fed's decision to hike interest rates, it could be wise to bet on quality growth stocks that are available at lower price levels to reap maximum rewards over the long run. Beaten-down stocks Intel (INTC), Intuit (INTU),…

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The Week Ahead: Inflation is the right fight, but don't ignore employment

The Federal Reserve’s focus has shifted away from the job market. Investor attention should remain, however, when the January jobs report is released on Friday in the week ahead.

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4 Outperforming Value Stocks to Add to Your Portfolio

Because concerns over high inflation and Federal Reserve’s forthcoming interest rate hikes in 2022 have lately driven major benchmark indexes into correction territory, we think it could be wise to bet on value stocks that can dodge the market fluctuations. And Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMY), Lockheed Martin (LMT), Cigna (CI), and…

Benzinga

Citi Names These Two Markets As Its Top Picks In Asia

On CNBC, Ken Peng of Citi Private Bank said that the U.S. Federal Reserve has promised to tackle inflation in a very aggressive manner. The tapering by the Fed is all set to end next month, with rate-hike expected to begin in March.

Axios

Inflation stayed high to end 2021

A key indicator of wage pressures came in lower than expected, however.

The Independent UK

A key inflation gauge rose 5.8% in 2021, most in 39 years

A measure of prices that is closely tracked by the Federal Reserve rose 5.8% last year, the sharpest increase since 1982, as brisk consumer spending collided with snarled supply chains to raise the costs of food, furniture, appliances and other goods

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Asian stocks advance after Wall Street sinks for third day

Asian stock markets are higher as traders look ahead to data on U.S. employment costs that might influence Federal Reserve decisions on planned interest rate hikes

Al Jazeera

How will US respond to 9/11 victims seeking frozen Afghan funds?

Biden administration faces looming deadline to give position on matter regarding $7bn held at New York Federal Reserve.

The Conversation

Vital Signs: it's too early for the RBA to pull the trigger on interest rates

Inflation is picking up in Australia, and there is considerable speculation about what the central bank will do with interest rates in 2022.

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4 Consumer Defensive Stocks Bucking the Market's Downward Trend

The Fed’s decision to raise interest rates, a disappointing employment report, rising inflation, and persistent supply chain disruptions will likely continue spooking investors. So, in this environment, we think consumer defensive stocks Coca-Cola (KO), Colgate (CL), General Mills (GIS), and Hershey (HSY), which typically perform with aplomb during periods of…

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3 Tech Stocks to Buy and Hold for the Long-Term

Despite the ongoing market sell-off and Fed’s hawkish tilt, the tech sector’s long-term outlook remains bullish. So, we think it could be wise to scoop up shares of quality tech stocks Microsoft (MSFT), Onto (ONTO), and Rambus (RMBS) to cash in on the industry’s long-term growth. Read on.

Benzinga

Snap Stock Shows Signs The Bottom Is In: What To Watch

Snap, Inc (NYSE: SNAP) was trading higher on Thursday morning in tandem with the SPDR S&P 500 (NYSE: SPY), which was reversing course to the upside after a bearish reaction to the Federal Reserve’s comments on Wedn

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4 Consumer Defensive Stocks to Buy to Protect Your Portfolio as the Nasdaq Enters Correction Territory

Concerns over high inflation and the Federal Reserve’s plan to raise interest rates has led to the tech-heavy Nasdaq into correction territory lately. Therefore, we think it could be wise to bet now on consumer defensive stocks because they typically perform relatively well in an inflationary environment. Inelastic product demand,…

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