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U.S. Inflation Eases, Records Lowest Since January
U.S. consumer prices rose less than expected in October, pushing the annual increase below 8% for the first time in eight months. 
U.S. consumer prices rose less than expected in October, pushing the annual increase below 8% for the first time in eight months. -
Hundreds Of Layoffs On Wall Street As Citigroup, Barclays Reduce Their Workforces
This week, Barclays, a London-based company, slashed roughly 200 roles from its trading and banking divisions. 
This week, Barclays, a London-based company, slashed roughly 200 roles from its trading and banking divisions. -
Fed Rate Hike Fears Send Wall Street Down For Fourth Day In A Row
Growth in the services sector slowed in October, keeping the Fed on its aggressive interest rate hike path. 
Growth in the services sector slowed in October, keeping the Fed on its aggressive interest rate hike path. -
Wall Street Firms Fined $1.8B For Allowing Staff To Discuss Business Deals, Trades On Personal Apps
The U.S. SEC on Tuesday fined 16 financial firms a combined $1.1 billion over failing to maintain and preserve electronic communications. The U.S. SEC on Tuesday fined 16 financial firms a combined $1.1 billion over failing to maintain and preserve electronic communications. -
Asian Stocks Soar After Oil Price Breaks Past $100 Level
Investors are struggling to predict what will happen to the economy as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. 
Investors are struggling to predict what will happen to the economy as a result of Russia's invasion of Ukraine. -
Roblox Stock Plunges Following Lackluster Fourth Quarter Earnings
Roblox's stock price dropped by 26% Wednesday to $55 per share, near the record low of $53.63 per share set last month. 
Roblox's stock price dropped by 26% Wednesday to $55 per share, near the record low of $53.63 per share set last month. -
Wall Street Falls From Record Highs As Earnings-heavy Week Kicks Off
U.S. stock indexes fell from record highs on Monday as locally listed Chinese firms tumbled on tighter regulations in the mainland, marking a poor start to a week packed with technology earnings and a Federal Reserve meeting. 
U.S. stock indexes fell from record highs on Monday as locally listed Chinese firms tumbled on tighter regulations in the mainland, marking a poor start to a week packed with technology earnings and a Federal Reserve meeting. -
Asia Indexes Up But Attention Remains On Data Out Later In Week
The MSCI Asia index rose to the highest in a month, taking total gains made so far this year to nearly 7%. 
The MSCI Asia index rose to the highest in a month, taking total gains made so far this year to nearly 7%. -
Asia Indexes Headed North As Virus Fears Ease
Japan's Nikkei rose 2.2% on solid earnings while Hong Kong's stocks were up 1.24%. China's CSI300 index was 0.20% lower. 
Japan's Nikkei rose 2.2% on solid earnings while Hong Kong's stocks were up 1.24%. China's CSI300 index was 0.20% lower. -
Wall Street Predicts Pause; Participants Consider Selling To Lock In Recent Gains
A comparatively long period without a serious drop in stocks has also made some investors uneasy. A comparatively long period without a serious drop in stocks has also made some investors uneasy.
