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Nasdaq opening bell ringing ceremony with the stars of 'Mad Money'

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Jim Kramer talks with Queen Latifah about the Federal Reserve at the Nasdaq opening bell ringing ceremony with the stars of 'Mad Money' at Nasdaq in New York, New York on January 16, 2008. (Footage by WireImage Video/Getty Images)
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AERIAL, Boston downtown at sunset, Massachusetts, USA

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AERIAL, Boston downtown at sunset, Massachusetts, USA
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Shaky shot of the $100 symbol on the hundred dollar bill

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Shaky shot of the $100 symbol on the hundred dollar bill
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Spotlight showing July 4th, 1776 on the US $100 bill

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Spotlight showing July 4th, 1776 on the US $100 bill
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TU Federal Bank of Chicago

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Skyscraper in downtown Chicago with pedestrians, traffic
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$100 symbol on the hundred dollar bill

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$100 symbol on the hundred dollar bill
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Slow pan across to the 100 symbol on the $100 bill

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Slow pan across to the 100 symbol on the $100 bill
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CLEAN : FILE US stocks rise as Pfizer, Allergan scrap deal

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CLEAN : FILE US stocks rise as Pfizer, Allergan scrap deal
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CLEAN : Brexit: Fed to provide dollar liquidity to offset pressures

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CLEAN : Brexit: Fed to provide dollar liquidity to offset pressures
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CLEAN : Tokyo stocks dive 3.33% by break on Fed st

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CLEAN : Tokyo stocks dive 3.33% by break on Fed st
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Day After 911 Residents Blocked From Re-Entering H

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Soldiers watch jets fly over ground zero / the day after 911 lower Manhattan residents were blocked from re-entering their homes by National Guard and police officers / they gathered at the corner of South Street and Maiden Lane /...
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MS POV PAN Forklift gliding forward in interior / Kansas City, Kansas, United States

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MS POV PAN Forklift gliding forward in interior / Kansas City, Kansas, United States
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MS Two statues in front of Federal Reserve building entrance / Kansas City, Kansas, United States

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MS Two statues in front of Federal Reserve building entrance / Kansas City, Kansas, United States
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CLEAN : STOCKSHOTS: Facebook

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Facebook shares tumbled 5.0 percent in opening trading following reports of a large data breach as US stocks fell ahead of a Federal Reserve policy decision later this week
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Goldman Sachs Says Bet on a Weaker U.S. Dollar

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Jan.10 -- The U.S. dollar has slipped from its 2018 high as Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell has hinted he's ready to pause in hiking rates while he assesses risks to the U.S. economy.
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CLEAN : Tokyo stocks dive 3.33% by break on Fed st

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Tokyo stocks tumble more than three percent, leading an Asian rout, sparked by worries over emerging markets as the Federal Reserve further scales back its stimulus programme. CLEAN : Tokyo stocks dive 3.33% by break on Fed st on January...
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JPMorgan Sees No Systemic Risk in Financial Sectors in US and Europe

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Kerry Craig, global market strategist at JPMorgan Asset Management, discusses Federal Reserve's latest interest rate hike, the woes in the banking industry in the US and Europe, and the implications for financial markets. He speaks with...
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Powell: Fed Considered Rate Pause, Consensus Backed Hike

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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says policy makers considered a pause in their interest-rate hiking campaign in light of the recent banking turmoil. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data,...
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Powell: Fed Will Raise Rates Higher If Needed

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"If we need to raise rates higher, we will," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says during a news conference after the FOMC voted unanimously to increase its target for the federal funds rate to a range of 4.75% to 5%. Follow...
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Powell Welcomes Outside Investigations of Failed Banks

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Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell says he welcomes an independent investigation of failed banks. He speaks in Washington. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data, features, profiles and more:...
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Powell's Rate Hike Streak Continues

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Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell raised interest rates again by a quarter percentage point to a range of 4.75% to 5%, the highest since September 2007. Here are the highlights from his press conference in Washington. Follow Bloomberg...
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Federal Reserve Pause Would Have Been Appropriate: Former Vice Chair

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Former Federal Reserve Vice Chair Alan Blinder discusses the central bank's decision to raise interest rates at a ninth straight meeting. The Federal Open Market Committee indicated there may be more hikes to come in a clear sign it's...