CNBC Daily Open: Markets can’t catch a break from rate fears
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U.S. stocks continued to slide on Thursday, with the Nasdaq falling for the 4th day in a row due to a slump in tech stocks.
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Former FTX executive Ryan Salame pleaded guilty to campaign finance and money transmitting crimes related to political donations.
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U.S. President Biden is attending the G20 summit in India, but Chinese and Russian presidents Xi and Putin will not be there.
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Traders are optimistic about a potential rebound in IPOs, but Leon Cooperman doesn't think markets will hit new highs for a long time.
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Jobless claims fell last week and labor costs rose, signs of a still-tight labor market - which led to more bets on a Fed rate hike in November.
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