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Rivian bleeds cash while scaling production; Tesla prints billions despite slowing revenue. The valuation gap between them tells an entirely different story.
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This company continues to report excellent operating results, and its stock looks like a bargain.
Higher US yields generally translate into higher borrowing costs for households and businesses, which could lead to more expensive mortgages and loans, says one analyst.
If economic gains continue to be felt unevenly across different sectors, it could lead to a "dual economy" that may lead to more durable wealth inequality, say experts.
Oil edged lower after a choppy session in which traders weighed diplomatic progress in the Middle East against rising Russia-Ukraine tensions.
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