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In this dedicated space, one can explore a wealth of knowledge encapsulating the domain of Banking and Finance. Designed to cater to the curiosity of those captivated by the banking industry and finance fans alike, it delves into various subjects from the workings of central and commercial banks to the innovative realm of fintech startups. Additionally, it sheds light on macroeconomic aspects such as inflation and financial crises, providing a comprehensive perspective on financial trends and developments.

Best Commodities ETFs For Q1 2022

Price Of Gold Fundamental Weekly Forecast – Prices Could Sink If Fed Targets First Quarter End To Tapering The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) data on Friday was one factor. The inflation figures reached a 40-year record, but investors were searching for more solid proof to sway the Fed's aggressive stance.

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Asia’s Big Winter Power Switch Averted As Inventories Expand

Asia’s Big Winter Power Switch Averted As Inventories Expand Mild temperatures and the replenishing of fossil fuel supplies have helped to alleviate fears of an energy shortage in Asia this winter, bringing some relief before the coldest time of the season.

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For Americans Shocked by Inflation, Argentines Have Some Advice

For Americans Shocked by Inflation, Argentines Have Some Advice In the United States, consumer prices have been so constant for so long that the public is rusty on fundamental inflationary-era methods.

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Bill Gates is Using These Dividend Stocks to Generate a Giant Inflation-Fighting Income Stream

Bill Gates is Using These Dividend Stocks to Generate a Giant Inflation-Fighting Income Stream ⁠— You Might Want to Do The Same With top investors such as Michael Burry and Jeremy Grantham anticipating a reckoning for today's overvalued stock market, maybe it's time to pay attention to dividend stocks.

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Inflation Is Headed Higher. Make These Moves Now, Advisors Say

Inflation Is Headed Higher. Make These Moves Now, Advisors Say Financial advisers are being bombarded with questions from customers as the United States endures its most significant inflation rate in 30 years. How severe is it going to be, and when will it end? What does this mean for my financial assets?

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Trump's Social Media Venture Says It Has Raised $1 Billion

Trump’s Social Media Venture Says It Has Raised $1 Billion Donald Trump's new social media firm stated on Saturday that it had achieved an agreement to raise around $1 billion from undisclosed investors in order to float on the New York Stock Exchange.

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2 Big Market Risks For 2022, According To Bank Of America

2 Big Market Risks For 2022, According To Bank Of America A new Bank of America (BAC) analysis cautions that markets should be mindful of rising inflation and the probable spread of new COVID19 strains in 2022. Discover

Omicron May Throw Wrench In Companies' Plans To Return To Office

Omicron May Throw Wrench In Companies’ Plans To Return To Office As the coronavirus outbreak and the spread of its Omicron strain disrupt corporate chiefs’ plans to return to offices, organizations are starting to contemplate various permanent work strategies for their staff.

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As If Omicron Weren't Enough, Congress is Fighting Over Debt

As If Omicron Weren’t Enough, Congress is Fighting Over Debt And Spending Again Markets are spooked by the Omicron strain and inflation fears. As if investors didn't have enough to worry about, the country's officials are squabbling about debt and spending in ways that might lead to the government shutting down.

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Capital One Becomes First Big Bank To Ditch Overdraft Fees

Capital One Becomes First Big Bank To Ditch Overdraft Fees Capital One (COF) stated on Wednesday that it will abolish overdraft charges at the beginning of the next year, making it the biggest bank to waive fees that cost Americans — particularly the financially weak — billions of dollars each year.

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Bears Rule Emerging Markets as Central Banks Battle Omicron

Bears Rule Emerging Markets as Central Banks Battle Omicron If emerging market central banks were already struggling to strengthen their currencies as the Federal Reserve reduced monetary easing, their mission is now much more difficult.

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Here's something to be excited about: more Americans than ever before have $1 million or more in their retirement funds. According to the latest numbers from Fidelity Investments, this is the case.

Opinion: More Americans Have $1 Million Saved For Retirement Than Ever Before Here's something to be excited about: more Americans than ever before have $1 million or more in their retirement funds. According to the latest numbers from Fidelity Investments, this is the case.

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Biden is Risking an Oil-Price War

Biden is Risking an Oil-Price War President Biden's decision to release oil from a national reserve should bring some comfort to drivers who are paying an average of $3.50 per gallon to fill up. The recovery from the economic slump has been slowed by a 50 percent increase in gasoline costs over the last year, angering drivers. Gas prices will be pushed lower as more oil is released into the market.

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Goldman Sachs: Use These 5 High Growth Stocks To Shield Yourself From Rising Interest Rates

Goldman Sachs: Use These 5 High Growth Stocks To Shield Yourself From Rising Interest Rates The stock market is often threatened by rising interest rates, but not all equities are created equal. According to Goldman Sachs, one sort of stock should keep going well as interest rates rise: high-yield growth stocks.

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With China's 7 Week Port Quarantine, The Supply-Chain Crisis Is Just Getting Worse

With China’s 7 Week Port Quarantine, The Supply-Chain Crisis Is Just Getting Worse China's more strict Covid Zero laws are impeding the maritime industry's complete recovery and worsening a crisis that has clogged ports and depleted stores globally. Discover

Japan Will Spend $313 Billion In Additional Budgetary Funds Due To Tax Revenue Overshoots

Japan Will Spend $313 Billion In Additional Budgetary Funds Due To Tax Revenue Overshoots Japan is likely to submit an additional budget for fiscal 2021 on Friday, with spending of $313 billion, according to a draft obtained by Reuters, while maintaining market issuance of interest-bearing bonds stable as it concentrates efforts to mitigate the impact of the coronavirus outbreak.

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