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"The CPI release reflected more persistent pricing pressures. The new wrinkle is the decline in consumer spending. Low unemployment and high inflation still keep the Federal Reserve on the path of raising rates in March. This environment has led to a rotation from growth stocks to value stocks."

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aworsica

@aworsica • 2 Years Ago

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"The CPI release reflected more persistent pricing pressures. The new wrinkle is the decline in consumer spending. Low unemployment and high inflation still keep the Federal Reserve on the path of raising rates in March. This environment has led to a rotation from growth stocks to value stocks."

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"The CPI release reflected more persistent pricing pressures. The new wrinkle is the decline in consumer spending. Low unemployment and high inflation still keep the Federal Reserve on the path of raising rates in March. This environment has led to a rotation from growth stocks to value stocks."

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"The CPI release reflected more persistent pricing pressures. The new wrinkle is the decline in consumer spending. Low unemployment and high inflation still keep the Federal Reserve on the path of raising rates in March. This environment has led to a rotation from growth stocks to value stocks."