Are the Wild West days of intense market volatility back on Wall Street? Stocks were sliding Friday morning after St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard told CNBC he thinks the Fed should raise interest rates as soon as the end of next year.

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Market volatility is back as stocks slide on Fed rate hike fears

Wall Street's main indexes were set to open sharply lower on Friday after Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis President James Bullard said inflation was stronger than anticipated and it would take the Fed several meetings to figure out how to pare back stimulus.

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Goldman Sachs has announced plans to offer Bitcoin futures trading with Galaxy Digital chosen as the counterparty entity.

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Wall Street is wasting no time getting its employees back into the office — whether they want to be there or not.

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Stocks are opening broadly lower on Wall Street, putting the S&P; 500 index on track for its first losing week in the last four. The benchmark index gave up 0.8% in the early going Friday, with banks and technology companies leading the way lower. Investors are still trying to assess how soon the Federal Reserve will start to raise interest rates from their ultra-low levels and scale back its bond purchases.

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Stocks open lower, pushing the S&P 500 toward a weekly loss

Things will continue to evolve. Stay tuned.

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Banking firms like Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs announced they want their employees to return to the office as more people are getting vaccinated against Covid-19. CNN's Christine Romans reports.

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