ECB’s Inflation Success Undermines Tough Talk on Rate Policy
European Central Bank officials keep insisting that interest rates need to stay high, but another stark slowdown in
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GM sees EV cost cuts as it looks to profit from green vehicles -CFO
By David Shepardson WASHINGTON General Motors said on Thursday it expects significant reductions in electric vehicle production costs
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GraniteShares plans to boost leverage levels on US single-stock ETFs
By Suzanne McGee GraniteShares plans to increase the amount of leverage on most of its single-stock exchange-traded funds
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Oil prices fall amid skepticism on OPEC+ supply cuts
By Laura Sanicola (Reuters) -Oil prices fell on Thursday after rising by more than 1% earlier in the session after
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NYC Realtors Are Grappling Over Who Will Pay Commissions
Agents hustling to strike deals for homes in a tough Manhattan market are confronting another major hurdle as
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Brazil confirms OPEC+ invite, minister says eager to join
By Lisandra Paraguassu and Roberto Samora BRASILIA/SAO PAULO Brazil hopes to join the OPEC+ group of oil-producing countries
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The average long-term US mortgage rate falls to 7.22%, sliding to lowest level since late September
The average long-term U.S. mortgage rate fell for the fifth week in a row, more good news for prospective homebuyers grappling with an increasingly unaffordable housing market
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Academy Sports is paying $2.5 million to families of a serial killer's victims for illegal gun sales
A sporting goods chain is paying the families of three people shot to death by a South Carolina serial killer $2.5 million after the store sold guns to a straw buyer for the killer
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Overly cautious Fed could lead to mild US recession next year -Vanguard
By Davide Barbuscia NEW YORK The Federal Reserve will likely hesitate to cut interest rates next year for
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Biden administration to release aviation fuel subsidy guidance by year's end-Agriculture Secretary
By Leah Douglas WASHINGTON U.S. Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack said on Wednesday he was confident the Treasury Department
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PwC affiliates, Chinese firm to pay $7.9 million for US audit failures
(Reuters) -PricewaterhouseCoopers affiliates in Hong Kong and China and a Chinese audit firm have agreed to pay a total of
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Fed hawks and doves: The latest from US central bankers
By Ann Saphir The labels "dove" and "hawk" have long been used by central bank watchers to describe
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