The Brutalist Report

CNBC

• Consumers at breaking point as Fed's inflation battle heats up, investor Peter Boockvar warns [1572d]
• Stock futures fall slightly after Fed induced relief rally [1572d]
• Cramer says Wednesday's relief rally won't vanquish the bears, expects Fed skeptics to remain [1572d]
• Facebook plans to reduce hiring as revenue growth slows and inflation concerns increase [1572d]
• EBay and Etsy drop on weak guidance as e-commerce crunch continues [1572d]
• Sunrun shares surge after company reports jump in customers, says higher utility prices are fueling solar [1572d]
• Bitcoin jumps to $40,000 after Fed chair Powell rules out bigger rate hikes [1572d]
• FAA to increase Florida air traffic controllers, work with airlines to avoid more flight disruptions in state [1572d]
• U.S. Secretary of State Blinken tests positive for Covid, has mild symptoms [1572d]
• As mortgage rates rise, here’s how to decide whether you should buy a home or rent [1572d]
• Op-ed: Stocks have been a horror show. Here’s how to tell when the market is near capitulation [1572d]
• Why inflation could drive the next quitting wave [1572d]
• Dead priest's niece sues Catholic University, auction house to block sale of Judy Garland 'Wizard of Oz' dress [1572d]
• Eight attorneys general call on Biden to cancel federal student debt for every borrower [1572d]
• Treasury yields inch higher as Fed hikes rates by half point as expected [1572d]
• Here's what the Fed's half-point rate hike means for your money [1572d]
• Advanced Micro Devices CEO says the chip designer is gaining share. We say buy the stock [1572d]
• More Americans than ever say it's not a good time to buy a home [1572d]
• Fed raises rates by half a percentage point — the biggest hike in two decades — to fight inflation [1572d]