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The analyst says a popular economic concept may be put to the test.

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Some of Trump's policies could lead to stagflation, which involves soaring inflation, high interest rates, and rising unemployment, Roubini said.

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Asset manager files for two money market funds as rates begin to fall.

Wall Street firms are expected to increase bankers' bonuses this year for the first time since 2021 amid markets' rise and volatility, according to a report by Johnson Associates.

The five-day post-election rally wavered on Tuesday morning as investors awaited fresh inflation data.