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Interest rates may rise higher this year than most banks had been building into their models.

Here are two stocks from Berkshire's portfolio that could be great investments in 2022 and beyond.

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The largest infrastructure company in North America continues to perform well.

Bank of America Corp (NYSE: BAC) is the best positioned to benefit from the rising rate environment, says Wells Fargo’s Mike Mayo. The U.S. Fed is expected to lift interest rate in each of its remai

Bank Of America Corp (NYSE: BAC) was featured as the call of the day Thursday on CNBC's "Fast Money: Halftime Report." What Happened: Wells Fargo's Mike Mayo reiterated Bank Of America as a top pick o

These stocks have been hit in the technology sell-off, but they're high-quality babies that have been thrown out with the bathwater.

BWX Technologies Inc (NYSE: BWXT ) price target has been raised to $65 (an upside of 25%) from $55 by BofA analyst Ronald Epstein, who expects BWXT to continue benefiting from increased defense spending and a greater emphasis on … Full story available on Benzinga.com

The Federal Reserve plans to reduce its record-sized balance sheet from nearly $9 trillion to help cool inflation at 40-year highs, potentially starting in May. Here's what happens to the money.

These companies have been strong growers for many years -- and still have room to grow.

There are good reasons why these stocks are two of Berkshire Hathaway's largest positions.

FOMC Preview: The First Rate Hike Since 2018 Central banks face a challenging trade-off: do they react to the labor market close to full employment and near record jump in inflation visible even before the latest energy price moves to prevent a further unanchoring of inflation expectations to the upside, or do they react to the considerable downside risks to the economic outlook from a massive geopolitical and energy price shock, preferring not to add volatility to the current market environment. The ECB opted for the former, and the Fed is expected to follow suit. Tomorrow the Fed will hike 25bps - its first rate hike since Dec 2018 and the first liftoff (from zero) since Dec. 2015. In his recent testimony to Congress, Chair Powell summed up the compromise that the FOMC appears to have reached by noting in his recent testimony to Congress that he will support a 25bp hike at the March meeting, but is open to hiking by more than 25bp at a future meeting if inflation surprises to the upside or remains persistently high.