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The Fed did exactly what Wall Street was expecting—so why are markets so vexed by Kevin Warsh?

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By Eleanor Pringle Verified
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In 1993, James Carville, an advisor to President Clinton, mused that if he were reincarnated, he wouldn't choose to return as an elite athlete or historic figure—he'd come back as the bond market. “You can intimidate everyone,” he reasoned. Fed chairman Kevin Warsh is feeling the weight of the bond vigilantes this week. At the time of writing, 30-year Treasuries remain over 5.1%.
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The Fed did exactly what Wall Street was expecting—so why are markets so vexed by Kevin Warsh?

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By Eleanor Pringle Verified
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1 hour ago The iPhone maker easily beat Wall Street’s expectations on most metrics when it reported earnings yesterday. What gives? Tech stocks have been on a roller coaster this week. First, it was Microsoft and Meta, whose stock prices surged and plunged, respectively, after the companies announced their …
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Love Island contestants will spend their winnings on bills and loans because $100K just doesn't go that far anymore

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By Eleanor Pringle Verified
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The post-villa financial path for Love Island USA winners tends to follow a similar, seemingly glamorous trajectory. Take home $100,000 in the final—shared dutifully with your newfound flame—and sign a series of brand deals, while raking in cash in content creation programs. Viewers don't usually hear contestants discussing budgeting.
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