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Why the Tech Rebound Might Be Missing the Point

Why the Tech Rebound Might Be Missing the Point

Tech has recovered some ground in early February — but the way it sold off still tells you what the market is really pricing.

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EconomyEconomy
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What Actually Matters in February for Stocks, Rates, and Risk

What Actually Matters in February for Stocks, Rates, and Risk

February is when January narratives get tested by hard data and real supply.

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Shortlysts
BondsBonds
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Where the U.S. Bond Market Stands Mid-January 2026

Where the U.S. Bond Market Stands Mid-January 2026

Bonds aren’t soaring or crashing — they’re settling into a signal-rich range.

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Shortlysts
CreditCredit
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Why Lower Rates Don’t Feel Easier Yet

Why Lower Rates Don’t Feel Easier Yet

Policy has eased, but money hasn’t gotten easy.

Shortlysts
Shortlysts
Interest RatesInterest Rates
The Hidden Risk of Sitting in Cash

The Hidden Risk of Sitting in Cash

Falling rates change the math faster than most people expect.

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Shortlysts
Interest RatesInterest Rates
Rates Are Coming Down, But Don’t Get Ahead of Them

Rates Are Coming Down, But Don’t Get Ahead of Them

Lower rates help — just not all at once.

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InflationInflation
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Fed Chair Powell Caution Rate Cuts Amid 'Highly Uncertain' Path in Latest Report

Fed Chair Powell Caution Rate Cuts Amid 'Highly Uncertain' Path in Latest Report

Fed Chair Powell addressed Congress providing his latest economic report that signaled a 'highly uncertain' path for the U.S. as Trump's tariffs still leave indicators unclear.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
Interest RatesInterest Rates
No Cut, No Break: The Fed Holds Rates High

No Cut, No Break: The Fed Holds Rates High

The Federal Reserve is keeping interest rates at their highest level in 23 years, citing inflation concerns and leaving borrowers and small businesses under pressure.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores
TrumpTrump
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Trump Calls Fed Chair Powell 'Numbskull' in Latest Attack to Lower Interest Rates

Trump Calls Fed Chair Powell 'Numbskull' in Latest Attack to Lower Interest Rates

President Trump called Fed Chair Powell 'numbskull' over decisions to hold rates steady following the latest CPI report, which presents a mixed picture of inflation.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
TrumpTrump
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Trump Eager for 'Termination' of Fed Chair Powell Over Pace to Cut Rates

Trump Eager for 'Termination' of Fed Chair Powell Over Pace to Cut Rates

President Trump criticized Fed Chair Powell after urging him to cut interest rates despite expert views on the U.S. and its economic uncertainty.

Eric Moody
Eric Moody
HousingHousing
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High Rates, High Stakes: How the Fed’s Inflation Fight is Squeezing the Middle Class

High Rates, High Stakes: How the Fed’s Inflation Fight is Squeezing the Middle Class

The Fed's inflation fight has driven borrowing costs to record highs, squeezing the middle class with soaring mortgage rates, auto loans, and mounting credit card debt.

Tyler Flores
Tyler Flores
Federal ReserveFederal Reserve
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Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady Setting Up Potential Clash with President Trump

Fed Keeps Interest Rates Steady Setting Up Potential Clash with President Trump

Fed holds interest rates steady, setting up a potential clash with President Trump who has called for rates to be cut immediately.

Jason Belcher
Jason Belcher