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Monday, January 31, 2022

Monday Evening Links

[Reuters] Global stocks trade higher at the end of a volatile month

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Fed Officials Stress Not Jamming Brakes on Economy as Hikes Loom

[Reuters] Fed sees March rate hike, but no roadmap after that

[CNBC] Federal Reserve’s Barkin says businesses would welcome higher interest rates

[AP] Russia, US exchange harsh words over Ukraine at UN

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Shrinking U.S. Cattle Herd Means No Relief for Soaring Beef

[Yahoo/Bloomberg] Gold Dealmaking Is Set to Take Off Along With Prices, Gold Royalty’s Garofalo Says

[CNN] George Soros warns China is facing an economic crisis

[Reuters] Lebanon plan sees 93% currency slide, turns bulk of FX deposits to pounds

[Bloomberg] U.S. Treasury Lifts Quarterly Borrowing Estimate to $729 Billion

[Bloomberg] Omicron Dashes China’s Hopes of Winter Olympics Boosting Economy

[WSJ] One Million Deaths: The Hole the Pandemic Made in U.S. Society

[WSJ] Stocks Close Higher on Final Day of Tumultuous Month

[FT] Russia accuses US of ‘whipping up hysteria’ over possible Ukraine attack

[FT] Omicron sub-variant BA.2 more infectious than original version, says study

[FT] German and Spanish inflation stays high to increase pressure on ECB

at 1/31/2022 02:46:00 PM
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