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US stocks in for rough 2019 start in absence of positive drivers
Published Sun, Dec 23, 2018 · 09:50 PM
ALL Wall Street got for Christmas this year was a lump of coal.
US stocks crashed last week after the Federal Reserve hinted that it was not going to waver from its rate-hike plans despite evidence of stress in the global economy and the government's shutdown chaos in Washington.
Strategists say stocks will likely bounce in the near future but a sustained recovery looks unlikely.
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