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Inflation falling further from here in the near term is a "pipe dream" and rate cuts will continue to be pushed out, Stifel strategists said.
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More than a half-dozen billionaire money managers pared down their stakes in Nvidia during the December-ended quarter and bought shares of two high-octane artificial intelligence (AI) companies.
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