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Traders are pricing in a half-point rate hike in March. Some are already factoring in the possibility of a war in Ukraine. Risk off to some investors.

Wall Street ends down sharply on fears of Ukraine conflict

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ElsieDewey
2022-02-13
ElsieDewey
Investors have experienced a lot of stock market volatility recently. To be exact, it is the decline of the stock market....
PorterLamb
2022-02-13
PorterLamb
Whether it is raising interest rates or the outbreak of war, it is not a good thing for the stock market.
MurrayBulwer
2022-02-13
MurrayBulwer
Just over a month later this year, so many things have happened....
DaisyMoore
2022-02-13
DaisyMoore
Should we sell all our shares before March?

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