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MARKET WATCH

• U.S. stocks finish sharply lower as investors prepare for Fed rate decision
• Dow Jones Industrial Average ends 260 points lower, or 0.8%, to 33,717
• S&P 500 down 1.3%; Nasdaq Composite loses 2%
• : March WTI oil loses $1.78, or 2.2%, to settle at $77.90/bbl on Nymex
• : April gold settles at $1,939.20/bbl on Comex, down $6.40, or 0.3%
• : Kroger cut to near-term sell at R5 Capital
• : AZEK downgraded to neutral from buy at BofA Securities
• : Cyteir Therapeutics downgraded to neutral from buy at BofA Securities
• : Fortune Brands downgraded to underperform from neutral at BofA Securities
• : Flowserve upgraded to buy from neutral at BofA Securities

SEEKING ALPHA

• Wall Street Breakfast: Auto Sales Crown
• Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: China's Baidu To Release ChatGPT-Like Bot - Report
• Wall Street Breakfast: The Week Ahead
• Wall Street Breakfast: What Moved Markets
• Catalyst Watch: FOMC, Alphabet And Recession (Podcast)
• Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Intel Misses
• Wall Street Breakfast: Silicon Volley
• Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Tesla Earnings
• Wall Street Breakfast: The GDP Key
• Wall Street Breakfast Podcast: Tesla Earnings Preview

INVESTING.COM

• Swedbank's profit beats forecasts as it rides rate rises
• Renault cedes power at Nissan for uncertain benefits
• Adani's crucial share sale 85% subscribed as institutions pump in funds
• Russian court fines Amazon's Twitch $57,000 over Ukraine content
• U.S. stops granting export licenses for China's Huawei - sources
• Volkswagen considering battery cell factory in Ontario -Handelsblatt
• Higher interest rates help drive UBS to Q4 net income beat
• Black Friday, holiday sales spur demand at South Africa's Shoprite
• Europe's luxury stocks have room to rise, but becoming costly
• UniCredit hikes payout goal by 40% after record profit

CNBC

• Jim Chanos: Bear market is doing something unheard of in my career
• Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Whirlpool, NXP Semiconductors, UnitedHealth and more
• Long Covid has an ‘underappreciated’ role in labor shortage, study finds
• Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Carvana, Colgate-Palmolive, Tesla and more
• Stocks making the biggest premarket moves: Colgate-Palmolive, Kohl's, Boot Barn and more
• Sam Bankman-Fried tried to influence witness through Signal, DOJ alleges
• Premier League signs deal with NFT-based fantasy soccer game despite crypto downturn
• Europe's crackdown on Big Tech omitted TikTok — but now that's set to change
• U.S. unemployment system still plagued by delays 3 years after pandemic-era downturn
• Here are 5 things to know about filing a tax return this year

• IMF hikes global growth forecast as inflation cools and household spending surprises
• Key Fed inflation measure eased in December while consumer spending also declined
• U.S. GDP rose 2.9% in the fourth quarter, more than expected even as recession fears loom
• Here's what you need to know about a blockbuster court fight over Cuba's debt
• Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell tests positive for Covid
• Wholesale prices fell 0.5% in December, much more than expected; retail sales fall
• As China reopens and data surprises, economists are starting to get less gloomy
• Consumer prices fell 0.1% in December, in line with expectations from economists
• Time for the Fed to declare victory on inflation? Not yet
• World Bank makes big cut to its 2023 growth outlook, says globe is 'perilously close' to recession

WSJ

• UBS Attracts Wealthy Clients to Help Lift Profits
• Investors Who Bet on Bitcoin Fund in Retirement Accounts Pay the Price
• FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried Sought Leniency From Foreign Regulators, Says Justice Department
• Stocks Slip as Investors Await Fed Meeting
• Adani Group Fails to Halt Short-Seller Driven Decline
• Three-Way U.S. Chip Alliance Should Spook Beijing
• Celebrities Who Endorsed Crypto, NFTs Land in Legal Crosshairs
• Adani Group Saga Is Credibility Test for India's Markets, Institutions
• Nissan and Renault Fix One Problem, Leave Others
• Thank Joe Biden for Stocks' Bounce---Trump and Obama, Too

COMMENTARY

• Top Wall Street analysts like these stocks for maximum returns
• Insana says there’s more evidence of slowing inflation and other central banks are noticing
• Top Wall Street analysts pick these stocks to climb 2023’s wall of worry
• Inclusive Capital takes a stake in Bayer — 3 ways it may build value with a sustainable focus
• Ron Insana says the solution to the inflation problem is more workers
• Opinion: The solution to the U.S. debt disaster is a value-added tax
• Top Wall Street analysts like these stocks amid easing inflation
• A battle between Disney and activist Peltz brews. Here’s how the situation may unfold
• Insana says the case is clear that inflation is over
• Brian Sullivan's 5 predictions for 2023

• UBS posts surprise profit as wealth management attracts billions in new money
• Dow snaps win streak, Nasdaq ends down 2% as Fed rate decision looms
• Coronavirus Update: COVID global health emergency may be entering a new phase
• Microsoft and Disney are sharpest decliners as Dow industrials zigzag lower
• Citigroup on China travel trends: Things can only get better
• Dow reverses early slide as Wall Street readies for Fed meeting, earnings flood
• 888 Holdings shares slump on CEO exit, compliance probe
• Spain consumer prices unexpectedly climb 5.8% in January on fuel prices
• Philips says it will cut 6,000 extra jobs by 2025
• Eagles emerge as early Super Bowl favorites over Chiefs

• Lawrence G. McMillan: Breadth divergence is a troubling sign for the stock market
• The Technical Indicator: Charting the approach of S&P 2,000
• The Technical Indicator: S&P 500 vies for technical breakout
• Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: This device promises aging baby boomers injury-free exercise
• Corrections: Time will tell if Google smartwatch ticks
• Amazon Fire Phone: Is it different enough?
• Video: Opinion: Slow Justice for Benghazi Victims
• Darrell Delamaide's Political Capital: Europe’s continental vote will have local effects
• Wal-Mart’s earnings say a lot about other companies
• Mickey Mouse decouples from the U.S. economy