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Has inflation joined Wall Street on vacation?

News: What you need to know about the markets Has inflation joined Wall Street on vacation? Read more » Coinbase may have a savior in BlackRock, but crypto concerns remain Crypto brokerage Coinbase has been hit hard by the meltdown in bitc

🚢 Another maritime mess

Plus: NYC rent sucks and it's worth every penny. View in Browser Tonight: The next episode of our pandemic-era drama takes us to the high seas. Plus: The world's saddest pajamas that are low-key brilliant. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow 🛢️ LOGJAM One of the fun things about the pandemic era we're living in is the way things tend to repeat in cycles — a variant emerges, we avoid indoor gatherings, some weeks pass, and we reemerge. Supply chains break down, then rebuild, then a war starts it all falls apart again. Jobs are lost, jobs come roaring back, jobs go away again. (To be clear, when I say "fun," I mean god-awful.) Here's the latest deja vu moment on my radar: A shipping bottleneck is forming in waterways around Turkey, with a couple dozen oil tankers stuck waiting to make their way through. * Cue flashbacks of 2021's Great Suez Ever Given Debacle... This t

Chip stocks are dipping and Intel is the Dow's biggest loser

Semiconductors are in everything. Our phones, our laptops, our televisions. Even our cars. But concerns about a global recession and continued worries about supply shortages stemming from lingering pandemic-related shutdowns in Asia over the past two years are hurting top chip companies. View in browser By Paul R. La Monica • Sunday, September 25 Good morning. In today's newsletter: Intel and other semiconductor stocks are getting crushed and September is living up to its reputation as a lousy month for investors ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . CHIP STOCKS DIP Intel is the Dow's biggest loser Semiconductors are in everything. Our phones, our laptops, our televisions. Even our cars. But concerns about a global recession and continued worries about supply shortages stemming from lingering p

📉 Bear-y scary

Plus: New York's rat czar gets to work View in Browser Tonight: One bear. One fox. Two million rats. Let's get into it. By Allison Morrow Dow 34,029.69 1.14% S&P 500 4,146.22 1.33% NASDAQ 12,166.27 1.99% Last updated April 13 at 7:44 PM ET 🐻 ENTER THE BEAR The past month has been a fun little trip to Terror Town for a bunch of bankers, economists, journalists, and really anyone who paid close attention to the financial turmoil of 2000 and 2008. For now, the consensus is that we needn't worry about a repeat of either of those crises.

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Is Big Oil running out of gas?

Plus, Blackstone is feeling the commercial real estate slump. View in browser By Nicole Goodkind • Friday, April 21 Good morning. Here's what's in today's newsletter: Big Oil's best days may already be behind them. Plus, Blackstone took a blow from the commercial real estate market slowdown. US stock futures are edging lower. European markets are mixed. Asian markets ended the day with losses. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here. What's happening now in markets: ▼ Dow Futures 33,887.00 (-0.06%) ▼ S&P 500 Futures 4,145.00 (-0.18%) ▼ NASDAQ Futures 13,022.00 (-0.40%) ▼ 10 Year Treasury 3.534% ▼ Gold $1,998.60 (-1.02%) ▲ WTI Crude Oil $77.56 (+0.25%) ▼ Bitcoin $28,059.00 (-0.65%) Fear & Greed Index Greed is driving the US market MARKET DATA AS OF 7:59

3 things rattling markets this week

Plus, two investors in Trump Media insider trading case plead guilty. View in browser By Krystal Hur • Thursday, April 4 Good morning! In today's newsletter : 3 things rattling markets this week. Plus, two investors in Trump Media insider trading case plead guilty. US stock futures are pointing higher after a rough start the quarter. Markets in Europe were higher, while Asia ended much lower. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . What's happening now in markets: ▲ Dow Futures 39,582.00 (+0.25%) ▲ S&P 500 Futures 5,282.00 (+0.28%) ▲ NASDAQ Futures 18,445.00 (+0.39%) ▼ 10 Year 4.347% ▲ Gold $2,319.60 (+0.02%) ▲ WTI Crude Oil $85.62 (+0.01%) ▲ Bitcoin $65,676.00 (+0.26%) Fear & Greed Index Greed is driving the US market MARKET DATA AS OF 6:44 AM E

It's Hell Week on Wall Street

Plus, it's a big week in Washington, too View in browser By Nicole Goodkind • Sunday, March 5 Good morning. In today's newsletter: Welcome to jobs week -- Wall Street is worried. Plus, it's a big week in Washington as Fed prez Jerome Powell testifies before Congress and President Joe Biden is expected to release his annual budget. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . MARKET FLASH It's Hell Week on Wall Street Wall Street investors are gearing up for their version of Hell Week — a torrent of jobs data coming over the next few days could easily lead to volatile market swings. The unflinching resilience of the US labor market is one of — if not the — greatest source of tension in today's economy. Federal Reserve officials have said on numerous occasions that they believe elevated inflatio

What the Federal Reserve and Madonna have in common

Plus: The US minimum wage turns 13 View in browser By Nicole Goodkind • Sunday, July 24 Good morning. In this week's look ahead: The Federal Reserve, much like Madonna, is constantly evolving. This institution that aims to project an aura of stability is not beyond surprising us. Plus, the US minimum wage enters its teenage years. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . MARKET MONITOR What the Fed and Madonna have in common Since its founding in 1913, the US Federal Reserve has fought to achieve three goals: maximum employment, stable prices and moderate long-term interest rates. But that's about all that's remained consistent in the central bank's 109-year legacy of monetary policy. Economists at the Fed work hard to maintain the institution's reputation as a stoic pillar of

Another big rate hike is coming. Lather. Rinse. Repeat.

The Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting on Wednesday will be one for the history books. View in browser By Paul R. La Monica • Sunday, September 18 Good morning. In today's newsletter: Get ready for another large rate hike from the Federal Reserve. Plus, big bank CEOs are likely to be grilled by lawmakers in Washington. ▸ Forwarded this newsletter? Want global markets news and analysis from CNN Business reporters every morning? You can sign up here . ECONOMY FLASH Another big rate hike is coming. Lather. Rinse. Repeat. The Federal Reserve's upcoming meeting on Wednesday will be one for the history books. The Fed will either raise rates by three-quarters of a point for the third consecutive time, to 3%, or it will hike them by an unprecedented one full percentage point to 3.25%. But what happens after that is anybody's guess. Wall Street is divided on whether the Fed will k

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