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

Central banks - notably the Fed and ECB are aggressively raising rates. In part they are reacting to their own mistakes and they, like other institutions, need to evolve and improve.

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

Defense companies have also long been avoided in ESG portfolios, but several funds added the sector to their holdings due to the war and tensions in Europe

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.

The notorious investor is reemerging from his prison sentence and back on social media.

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.

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.

In his 2022 Survey of the Top 50 Hedge Funds, Eric Uhlfelder said the top 50 funds have been generating about the same annualized net returns since inception as they have over the last five years, emphasizing their consistency.

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.

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

Most tail risk hedge funds utilize similar strategies, but Weinstein and Kris Sidial of newcomer Ambrus Group say their strategies differ from the norm.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell's hawkish speech at Jackson Hole has brought the equity rally to a halt - the next leg down may be caused by Europe, and specifically Italy.

It’s suddenly the most exciting time in clean energy and sustainability investing in years.

Experts predict that the Fed’s Jackson Hole symposium won’t offer many new clues about upcoming rate hikes in September.