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“Recession risks are elevated,” says Mellon economist Vincent Reinhart reacting to the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates.

March 17, 2022

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Netflix plans to test an extra fee for password shares.

March 17, 2022

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China’s tech stocks surge after the government promises to widen access to the capital market.

March 17, 2022

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Companies are expanding their office space as they bring their teams back, RXR Realty CEO Scott Rechler says.

March 17, 2022

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“Keep your long-term goals in mind, don’t make decisions based on emotions, make it based on the facts,” Family Wealth Strategies’ Aaron Ulrich says. “Then somebody asks… ‘Do I have money with investments tied to Russian companies?’ Or more specifically, Russian government.”

March 17, 2022

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“During times of economic malaise or downturns, the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates to spur more borrowing and lending,” Brian Cheung says. “So, in theory, this will stimulate the economy as low deposit rates at your bank encourage you to take money out… to spend it.”

March 17, 2022

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses the global economic effects stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as well as the impact on the U.S. financial system.

March 17, 2022

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“For right now, the Federal Reserve is behind the curve,” SGH Macro Advisors Chief U.S. Economist Tim Duy says. “Chairman Powell made that fairly clear yesterday when he said we need to restore price stability. The only reason we would need to [do that] is if we lost price stability.”

March 17, 2022

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“The very short-term impact is going to be limited because the Shenzhen port has still been operational,” Container xChange CEO Johannes Schlingmeier says. “What has been closed is the factories and land transportation… but since ships were full, we don’t see any immediate effect.”

March 17, 2022

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BTIG Managing Director Peter Saleh on Howard Schultz returning as interim $SBUX CEO: “I think it’s highly likely he falls in love with the company again and decides to stay for a longer period of time… He seems to have the magic touch with the brand.”

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“Recession risks are elevated,” says Mellon economist Vincent Reinhart reacting to the Fed’s decision to raise interest rates.

Netflix plans to test an extra fee for password shares.

China’s tech stocks surge after the government promises to widen access to the capital market.

Companies are expanding their office space as they bring their teams back, RXR Realty CEO Scott Rechler says.

“Keep your long-term goals in mind, don’t make decisions based on emotions, make it based on the facts,” Family Wealth Strategies’ Aaron Ulrich says. “Then somebody asks… ‘Do I have money with investments tied to Russian companies?’ Or more specifically, Russian government.”

“During times of economic malaise or downturns, the Federal Reserve will lower interest rates to spur more borrowing and lending,” Brian Cheung says. “So, in theory, this will stimulate the economy as low deposit rates at your bank encourage you to take money out… to spend it.”

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell discusses the global economic effects stemming from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, as well as the impact on the U.S. financial system.

“For right now, the Federal Reserve is behind the curve,” SGH Macro Advisors Chief U.S. Economist Tim Duy says. “Chairman Powell made that fairly clear yesterday when he said we need to restore price stability. The only reason we would need to [do that] is if we lost price stability.”

“The very short-term impact is going to be limited because the Shenzhen port has still been operational,” Container xChange CEO Johannes Schlingmeier says. “What has been closed is the factories and land transportation… but since ships were full, we don’t see any immediate effect.”

BTIG Managing Director Peter Saleh on Howard Schultz returning as interim $SBUX CEO: “I think it’s highly likely he falls in love with the company again and decides to stay for a longer period of time… He seems to have the magic touch with the brand.”