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Markets now see the Fed’s next move as a potential rate hike as inflation fears mount

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Traders in the futures market shifted the probability of a rate increase by the end of 2026 to 52% on Friday morning.

Here are Friday’s biggest analyst calls: Nvidia, Apple, Tesla, Netflix, Disney, Alphabet, Tripadvisor & more

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Here are Friday’s biggest calls on Wall Street.

Why one hedge fund veteran is urging investors to ‘prepare for the worst’

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DBi’s Andrew Beer suggests the market’s crystal ball is broken.

Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: AstraZeneca, Unity Software, Coinbase & more

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These are the stocks posting the largest moves premarket.

Alphabet will surge 40% as Google becomes an AI leader, Wells Fargo says

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Alphabet has room to run due to Google being well positioned to emerge as a frontrunner in the artificial intelligence race, according to Wells Fargo.

Novartis shells out $2 billion for immunology biotech Excellergy, in second multi-billion dollar deal in a week

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The Swiss pharma giant is betting on a next-generation allergy treatment that may prove to work faster and better than anything currently on the market.

Senate advances DHS funding bill, tees up House vote to end shutdown as TSA lines stretch

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Funding for the Department of Homeland Security lapsed in February, leading to chaos at aiports.

Barclays says this e-commerce stock is one of the ‘more compelling’ in industry, sees nearly 80% upside

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The bank thinks Chewy after its fourth-quarter earnings report is set for a big jump.

U.S. ambassador to EU: Stop fining Big Tech

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Andrew Puzder sat down for an interview with CNBC’s Ian King.

Is now the time to buy Nvidia? Cramer says ask these questions to arrive at an answer

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The war in Iran has forced investors to act more like military strategists instead of stock-pickers, CNBC’s Jim Cramer said Thursday.

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