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  1. Investors Bet On 2026 Fed Pivot ? How Deep Will The Cuts Go?
    Benzinga | 12/04/25 11:11 AM EST

    Market expectations for next year's Federal Reserve policy have quietly shifted in recent weeks, and the tone has grown noticeably more dovish. Investors now anticipate roughly two and a half rate cuts in 2026, according to the CME FedWatch tool, a mix that essentially means two cuts are fully baked in, while a third is hovering with meaningful probability.

  2. Ripple CEO Says Bitcoin Can Hit $180,000 By End Of 2026
    Benzinga | 12/04/25 10:06 AM EST

    Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse argues the bearish mood around Bitcoin is temporary and completely out of sync with the structural tailwinds supporting the market. What Happened: Speaking at Binance Blockchain Week 2025, Garlinghouse said the U.S., which accounts for over one-fifth of global GDP, is undergoing a historic shift from anti-crypto hostility to pro-crypto regulation.

  3. Carvana Stock Soars As Traders Bet On Fed Rate Cut
    Benzinga | 12/03/25 03:55 PM EST

    Carvana Co (CVNA) shares are trading higher on Wednesday as stocks across sectors gain on growing conviction that the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates at next week's policy meeting.

  4. 10 Bold Market Calls For 2026 From Bank Of America: AI Boom, Strong GDP, Lower Yields
    Benzinga | 12/03/25 03:41 PM EST

    Bank of America Global Research expects the global economy to enter 2026 with more momentum than investors anticipate, calling for stronger U.S. and China growth, continued AI-driven investment, and a shift in market leadership. After a strong 2025 across U.S. and international markets, investors are questioning how much fuel remains in the rally.

  5. Services Sector Shows Robust Growth ? But Prices Are Still Way Too Hot
    Benzinga | 12/03/25 10:39 AM EST

    The crucial U.S. services sector maintained its expansion in November, according to two key survey reports, reinforcing the economy's surprising resilience in the fourth quarter. However, the data also highlighted lingering inflationary pressures and a softening labor market, setting a complex backdrop for Federal Reserve policy.

  6. Job Market Suddenly Slips In November, Locking In Expectations For Another Fed Cut
    Benzinga | 12/03/25 09:01 AM EST

    U.S. private employers unexpectedly cut jobs in November, signaling fresh weakness in the labor market and reinforcing expectations for another Federal Reserve rate cut next week. Private payrolls fell by 32,000, according to ADP's National Employment Report released Wednesday. ADP said job creation has been flat through the second half of 2025, while pay growth continues to cool.

  7. Trump Says Kevin Hassett Is His 'Potential Future Fed Chair' ? What Does It Mean For Markets?
    Benzinga | 12/02/25 05:54 PM EST

    Kevin Hassett has emerged as the leading candidate to replace Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, signaling a potential shift toward sharply easier monetary policy next year.

  8. Americans Feel Bleak Despite Strong Economy ? Here's Why
    Benzinga | 12/02/25 09:13 AM EST

    American consumers are seriously depressed, even as key economic data looks solid. The disconnect is stark and runs through every major sentiment survey. The downturn in U.S. consumer sentiment, as captured by the Conference Board and University of Michigan Survey Research Center, may look worrying ? but the broader economic data suggest Americans are, on paper, better off than ever.

  9. Wall Street Roars Back As Rate-Cut Odds Surge ? This Week In Markets
    Benzinga | 11/28/25 09:18 PM EST

    The stock market staged a powerful comeback during the shortened holiday week, as expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut at the Dec. 10 meeting soared, fueling broad-based gains across sectors. The rally was ignited by a notable shift in tone from Federal Reserve officials.

  10. Options Corner: Why Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky's Billionaire Bounce Sets The Stage For A Bullish ABNB Trade
    Benzinga | 11/28/25 01:50 PM EST

    While Airbnb Inc CEO Brian Chesky may rank among the world's richest people, that status took a bit of a beating recently. Specifically, JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs have realigned their interest rate outlooks, with the financial giants now forecasting the Federal Reserve will deliver a quarter-point cut after its Dec. 9-10 meeting.

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