The Fed’s rate-cutting will give the stock market just what it needs — and wants

October 8, 2024

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Lower interest rates will create a surge of financial-market liquidity.

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Fed’s Collins sees risk of economy slowing ‘beyond what is needed’

Boeing on the hook for $1 billion a month because of strike, as S&P frets anew

Microsoft’s stock heads for a ‘death cross’ — but there are bigger chart problems

Hurricane Milton drives gas demand in Florida, with 16% of stations out of fuel

Big beer brands’ struggles seem likely to continue into next year, analyst says

U.S. household energy bills won’t shock consumers this winter

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