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The Stock Market Sounds an Alarm Seen Just 1 Time in 25 Years as Investors Get Bad News About the Economy
The combination is concerning economic data and a historically high valuation could spell trouble for the U.S. stock market. Read More
Banks just sent this upbeat signal about the economy. Here’s why investors aren’t buying it.

Banks stockpiled less money for troubled loans during the most recent quarter despite fears over bad-debt “cockroaches.” ... Read More
If the economy is good, why do some Americans still feel like everything is 'falling apart'?

Even with strong GDP growth and a booming stock market, 'there's something in the water right now that doesn't feel right' Confused by a tide of conflicting information, many Americans worry that the ... Read More
Use these 4 private indicators to monitor the economy as the government shutdown stretches on

For every AI mega-deal, there are economic data points being suppressed by the government shutdown. We haven't gotten a jobs report in two months. We've gotten one reading of consumer-price inflation, ... Read More
K-shaped economy: Why the wealthy are thriving as most Americans fall behind

The markets have climbed higher despite continuing concerns around the shutdown, tariffs and inflation. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq have set records more than 30 times this year and other data suggest the ... Read More
Sky-high stock valuations are increasing the risk of 'disorderly corrections' that could rattle the economy, IMF warns

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