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Feb 2022
43m 53s

Navigating volatility, supply shock ahea...

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Stocks are higher for the 2nd day in a row, with the Dow rallying nearly 800 points. But can the rally last if geopolitics get worse? We’ll explore. Plus, oil is dropping today, but Jeff Currie says uncertainty around Russia sanctions could still send crude to $125 per barrel. He’ll join us to explain why. And, could the Ukraine crisis derail the Fed’s tight ... Show More
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