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Rising rate debate, red hot energy trade and powerful returns

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Interest rates are on the move, hitting their highest level in nearly a year.

Could this supertanker swing sink stocks? Our market experts debate, and tell you all you need to know.

Plus, the energy sector is soaring, leading the market again as oil rallies. How can investors buy in? We’ll explore.

And, Plug Power shares have surged 80% this year, and are higher today on a big new deal. We’ll talk to the CEO.

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Jan 12, 2021

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