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"Inflation is pushing central banks to shrink their balance sheets as they hike interest rates, adding a new risk for the world economy."

"Gas prices hit a record in the United States. Stocks on Wall Street rose slightly, rebounding from their sharpest drop in more than a year."

>"After tumbling early in the day, stocks in Europe reversed course. In the United States, futures for the S&P 500 fluctuated and the Nasdaq pointed to a decline when trading beings."

"Science-fiction visionary Kim Stanley Robinson makes the case for quantitative easing our way out of planetary doom."

>"Nouriel Roubini shows why the hedging strategies of the past three decades may no longer make much sense."

>"The Federal Reserve is still buying bonds as prices surge. Some praise the central bank’s continuing policy pivot; others ask if it was fast enough."

>"Companies are left on their own to set policy on vaccines for their employees. Oil production is only slowly ramping up. And this will be a messy tax season."

"Trading in the 10-year note provides a decent sketch of expectations for economic growth and inflation."

"By following the money, a new history of urban inequality turns our attention away from federal malfeasance and toward capital markets and financial instruments."

>"The S&P fell in early trading amid grim forecasts about the Omicron variant and a setback in efforts to pass a comprehensive domestic policy bill."

>"The Omicron outbreak, inflation and monetary tightening are shaking emerging markets. Yet our columnist says it’s risky for long-term investors to shun _...Read More_

"The difference between long-term and short-term yields has shrunk, often a sign markets see anticipated Fed policy as negative for economic growth."