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Stocks have moved higher this week despite rising expectations for another big rate hike later this month.

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Fed officials are warning that they won’t pause or reverse rate hikes anytime soon.

Oil markets have recently been a “bloodbath” amid a weakening outlook for global energy demand, analysts say.

Investors “aren’t all that eager to buy the dip” as stocks continue to fall following three weeks of losses.

The company has appointed its chief accounting officer as interim CFO.

Stocks added to losses this week despite a strong August jobs report.

Widespread market uncertainty could make what is historically a bad month for stocks even worse, experts warn.

Bankers are obsessed with discovering the “secrets” of getting consumers to change banks, while researchers feed that obsession with surveys that don't help bankers understand consumers' real behaviors and attitudes. And bankers don't understand that consumers don't switch banks anymore.

A strong jobs report wasn’t enough to avoid another selloff to start the month.

The market moved widely lower yet again, with all 11 sectors in the S&P 500 posting declines.

The company will share more details Wednesday on plans to revive its struggling business.

Investors were too “complacent” about the direction of Fed policy, analysts say.

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) said Sunday she is “very worried” the Federal Reserve’s moves to fight inflation will “tip the economy into recession.”

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Investor sentiment took a major hit last week after more hawkish commentary from the Federal Reserve.

While soaring inflation has taken a bite out of your paycheck’s spending power, something else happened.