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MDLZ Mondelez International

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63.840
-0.650-1.01%

Close Nov 18 16:00 ET

63.810
-0.030-0.05%

Post 20:01 ET

85.37BMarket Cap22.64P/E (TTM)

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Monday Market Slow but Steady, Trump Buying Crypto Firm | Wall Street Today
Kevin Travers16:21 ET
Redburn Atlantic Trims Price Target on Mondelez International to $81 From $82, Maintains Buy Rating
MT Newswires11:27 ET · Ratings
Monday Opens to S&P 500 Climb, Dow Slides as Eyes Look Toward Nvidia | Live Stock
Kevin Travers11:21 ET
Weekly Buzz: Not All Parties Last Forever
Kevin TraversNov 15 16:41 ET
Market Falls to End All-Time High Week | Wall Street Today
Kevin TraversNov 15 16:20 ET
Food Stocks Tank as Investors Worry Over RFK's Public-Health Shake-Up -- Barrons.com
Barron'sNov 15 14:21 ET

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ValueBull

Nov 4 08:31

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Stock_Drift

Sep 18 08:12

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Sep 11 04:39

Wall Street embraced food plays as recession-proof stocks, says Jim Cramer

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Jessica Amir

Aug 4 21:23

Columns Quick take. Where to focus this week amid the hunt for lower-risk assets and downside protection

What is happening?
Markets are a sea of red and institutions brace for uncertainty and more pain for several key reasons. The sell-off started on Thursday last week in the US; with the unwinding of the 'carry trade' when Japan's central bank raised interest rates in the week, hiking rates for the second time in 17 years, taking rates from 0% to 0.1% to 0.25%. So now
institutions are reversing the narr...