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Stock Market Today: Stocks Rise Amid a Broad-Based Election Day Rally

All 11 sectors closed in the green on Tuesday, and all three major indexes added more than 1%.

Stock Market Today: Stocks Pause but Nvidia Hits New All-Time Highs

Stock Market Today: Stocks Pause but Nvidia Hits New All-Time Highs

The major equity indexes were mostly mixed on Monday, but Nvidia hit yet another new all-time high.

Stock Market Today: Stocks Drop Ahead of September Jobs Report

Stock Market Today: Stocks Drop Ahead of September Jobs Report

Stocks were choppy Thursday as investors took in a higher-than-expected rise in jobless claims and strong growth in the services sector.

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Chances of a Recession Rise

The economy is expected to slowdown later in 2023, economists estimate.

You May Feel Better About Your Finances, But Not Enough to Spend More

Consumers are more upbeat about the economy, but have cut back on spending.

Consumer Savings Shrink to 2008 Lows

Americans are saving less money than ever as inflation and higher interest rates have impacted their budgets.

Consumer Holiday Shopping Plans Impacted By Inflation

Consumers are still impacted by higher inflation rates for their upcoming holiday purchases.

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Recession Debate Shifting to Question of When, not if

Recession Debate Shifting to Question of When, not if

Economists said the U.S. is not in a recession currently, but one could start in 2023.

US economy likely grew modestly, if at all, last quarter

US economy likely grew modestly, if at all, last quarter

After going backward from January through March, the U.S. economy probably didn’t do much better in the spring

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Inflation soars to an over 40-year high. These are the ways Americans are coping

Inflation soars to an over 40-year high. These are the ways Americans are coping

Consumers are watching their pennies at the gas station and grocery store as consumer prices surged 8.6% in May, pushing the annual inflation rate to its highest in over 40 years.

Don’t Expect Gasoline Prices to Fall Quickly

Don’t Expect Gasoline Prices to Fall Quickly

While oil is quick to reflect changing demand patterns, gasoline usually lags.

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