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🛑 Why Ray Dalio Is Urging A Fiscal Rethink
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Happy Wednesday! Investor Ray Dalio is sounding the alarm amid a stark warning from Moody's about elevated U.S. deficits. Here's what this could mean for investors — and how they should respond. Also, investors may consider these less-heralded market opportunities.
—Josh Enomoto
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MARKET RECAP

Yesterday: Stocks rose Tuesday as easing tariff concerns and sector strength in communications and consumer discretionary lifted sentiment. Bond yields dipped, while international markets gained on trade optimism and automotive momentum. Markets now look ahead to inflation data and housing signals for further direction.
On Our Radar: After reviewing durable goods orders, analysts will check in on Thursday’s initial jobless claims. On the earnings front, analysts will be dissecting Dollar Tree’s financial print on Wednesday before the open.
TOP STORY
Investment expert Ray Dalio has grown desperately concerned about the latest Moody's report pointing to elevated U.S. deficits.
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