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U.S. Pension Funds Hold Clue to Relief for Slumping Treasuries
U.S. pension funds may be primed to take advantage of higher yields in global bonds and could put a floor on the market’s slump.
AAII Sentiment Survey: Bullish and Bearish Sentiment Reach Levels Not Seen Since 2020
The results from the latest AAII Sentiment Survey show bullish sentiment falling to an 18-month low. Bearish sentiment jumped to a 16-month high.
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Rolling in Bitcoin? The IRS Wants to Know About Your Crypto Activity This Year
Here's how to determine if you owe taxes on your cryptocurrency transactions.
Per-Household Share Of Federal Debt Rocketed During Biden’s First Year, As Government Hauls In Record Tax Revenue
President Joe Biden’s economic policies are driving up the cost of almost everything: food, gas, used cars, lumber.
'No SALT no Deal': Democrats Vow to Block Build Back Better Bill Without Tax Break
"We support the president’s agenda, and if there are any efforts that include a change in the tax code, then a SALT fix must be part of it..."
Democrats ‘Not Ready to Throw in the Towel’ on Child Tax Credit
House Ways and Means Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., told reporters he's "not ready to throw in the towel" on renewing the expired child tax credit.