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Another common factor is a heavy debt load, a risk that some investors worry has been accumulating in an exuberant and fast-growing market for company debts.

In other words, the strength of the economy, an exuberant stock market, and narrow credit spreads suggest that the Fed doesn’t need to rush to lower rates.

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Not all of his work was quite so exuberant.

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But last month, each stage performed as expected, prompting an exuberant Musk to post, “Great work by the Spacex team!” on his social network X.

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“He was serious and thoughtful about his career, not bitter but not exuberant either,” said Waldman, who ended up writing a musical based on a fictionalized version of the Headhunters.

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