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November 10, 2026
Markets

GFL Environmental Rejects $52 Offer as Strategic Review Ends: What Investors Should Watch Next

GFL Environmental rejected a $52-per-share private-equity offer and ended its strategic review, putting standalone execution under the microscope.

Markets

Stocks Trade Sideways Ahead of CPI as Investors Reassess Long-Term Return Expectations

Mixed index trading ahead of October CPI highlights rate uncertainty, while Fidelity’s 5.8% long-term stock forecast raises the bar for disciplined portfolios.


Economy

October CPI Could Set the Tone for the Fed’s December Rate Decision

Economy

Fed’s Waller Opens the Door to a 50-Basis-Point Hike: What CPI Means for Markets

Waller’s 50-basis-point warning puts October CPI at the center of the December rate debate and raises the stakes for US markets.

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