2022 – Page 649 – Whatfinger Money

Home2022 (Page 649)

Twitter

Jared Blikre examines the market action, volatility levels, the travel sector, and price actions on $BTC. Full comments

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/i/status/1499760134528061447

Twitter

Inflation is “putting a lot of pressure on [small and medium-sized businesses],” Paychex CEO Martin Mucci says. “The good news is they have strong demand, so they’re going to be raising prices and some are already doing that, when you look at leisure and hospitality.”

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/i/status/1499773308534935558

Twitter

“We did a price increase in Q4 last year, which will largely start to take effect Q1 this year,” Funko CEO Andrew Perlmutter says on input costs. “We’re well-positioned for the near-term to help control against… the increase of petroleum or continued freight headwinds.”

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/i/status/1499775990981185543

Twitter

“I do think that higher oil prices are gonna be the main focus for investors, not only because of the drag that it will impose on our economic growth, but also what it is going to do to the Fed and their change in monetary policy,” CFRA Research’s Sam Stovall says.

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/i/status/1499785043090321415

Twitter

U.S. money market funds see big inflows as Ukraine conflict intensifies

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499769181373440008

Twitter

Lebanese bank closes over 30 British-held accounts after UK ruling-depositors’ group

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499810716374736897

Twitter

Brewer Carlsberg halts exports, new investments into Russia

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499780516274479108

Twitter

Wall Street drops as Ukraine worries eclipse strong jobs data

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499807024305127432

Twitter

Fed to raise rates, won’t be as restrictive as ’90s: Evans

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499795602015666182

Twitter

Ukraine conflict drives European stocks to 1-year lows, automakers plunge

March 4, 2022

0 Comments

https://twitter.com/ReutersBiz/status/1499799388440440834

Recent Posts

Disney+ could have succeeded just as well without Fox, says Cowen’s Creutz

We’re still very much invested in this market, says NewEdge’s Dawson

Jared Blikre examines the market action, volatility levels, the travel sector, and price actions on $BTC. Full comments

Inflation is “putting a lot of pressure on [small and medium-sized businesses],” Paychex CEO Martin Mucci says. “The good news is they have strong demand, so they’re going to be raising prices and some are already doing that, when you look at leisure and hospitality.”

“We did a price increase in Q4 last year, which will largely start to take effect Q1 this year,” Funko CEO Andrew Perlmutter says on input costs. “We’re well-positioned for the near-term to help control against… the increase of petroleum or continued freight headwinds.”

“I do think that higher oil prices are gonna be the main focus for investors, not only because of the drag that it will impose on our economic growth, but also what it is going to do to the Fed and their change in monetary policy,” CFRA Research’s Sam Stovall says.

U.S. money market funds see big inflows as Ukraine conflict intensifies

Lebanese bank closes over 30 British-held accounts after UK ruling-depositors’ group

Brewer Carlsberg halts exports, new investments into Russia

Wall Street drops as Ukraine worries eclipse strong jobs data

Fed to raise rates, won’t be as restrictive as ’90s: Evans

Ukraine conflict drives European stocks to 1-year lows, automakers plunge