Erik Sherman

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  • Red fireworks and yellow strobe lights illuminating the Cinderella Castle in the Walt Disney’s Magic Kingdom themed park.Finance

    What We Know So Far About the Whistleblower Allegations at Disney

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  • traders after a volatile weekFinance

    Why Volatility is Starting to Plague Many Asset Classes, Not Just Stocks

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  • CHICAGO, IL – APRIL 27, 2011 Traders in the 30-year bond options pit watch televisions showing Federal Chairman Ben Bernanke’s news conference at the CME Group in Chicago on April 27, 2011. Bernanke held his first-ever news conference following the Federal Reserve Open Market Committee’s meeting in Washington, D.C. The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee has announced that the key fed funds rate remains unchanged at 0-0.25 percent and stated that it will continue its plan to stimulate the economy with low interest rates and will continue to buy up to $600 billion in U.S. Treasury bonds through the end of June.Finance

    Plunge in 30-Year Treasury Bond Yields Spells the End of America’s Golden Age, to Some

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  • New York trader at the NYSEFinance

    What Is an ‘Inverted Yield Curve’? And Why Is It Being Blamed for the Dow’s 800+ Point Loss?

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  • Open-mouthed trader jokes at New York Stock ExchangeFinance

    ‘Negative’ Interest Rates Used to Be Unthinkable in the U.S.—Not Anymore

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  • Jyske Bank Mortgages DenmarkFinance

    This Danish Bank Is Offering ‘Negative’ Mortgage Rates—Here’s What That Means

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  • Trump pushes the FedFinance

    Bully, Berate, Manipulate: 3 Ways Trump is Attempting to Steer the Fed to Lower Interest Rates

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  • FedEx and Amazon SplitFinance

    Behind FedEx’s Strategic Decision to Leave Amazon at the Curb

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  • Yuan Devaluation ChinaFinance

    Will There be a Currency War? Behind China’s ‘Momentous’ Decision to Weaponize the Yuan

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  • US Market Drop NYSEFinance

    Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq Plunge Some 3% on Renewed Trade War Fears

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  • President Donald Trump talks to journalists while departing the White House August 1, 2019 in Washington DC.Finance

    Trump Swiftly Undercuts the Rate Cut He Pushed For—With New China Tariffs Aimed at Consumer Goods

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  • Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell Holds News ConferenceFinance

    Why the Fed Cut Interest Rates—and What to Watch for Next

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  • Tesla CEO Musk Contempt Case With SEC Goes To CourtFinance

    Elon Musk’s Latest Tweet May Land Him Back in SEC Crosshairs

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  • US Federal ReserveFinance

    Mortgages, Credit Cards, Loans: Here’s What Will (and Won’t) Change If the Fed Cuts Interest Rates

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  • PORTUGAL-ECONOMY-AUTOMOBILE-TESLAFinance

    The Bond Market Is Betting Tesla Is in Trouble

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