Big Banks Will Get Crushed From Rising Interest Rates

Stocks posted their biggest losses of the year last week, felled by rising interest rates and concern over the end of the Federal Reserve’s economic stimulus.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average slumped 2.2 percent in what could be the start of an overdue correction after the benchmark gained as much as 21.2 percent this year.

The first cracks in the foundation of the stock-market rally appeared in the housing sector, as I pointed out previously in Money and Markets. The Philadelphia Stock Exchange Housing Sector Index (HGX) was among the best performers in the first half, but since May, it has plunged 15 percent, making it the first victim to rising interest rates, which determine mortgage rates.

Now it appears financial stocks haveQ:

id sci-fi short story, lovers time travel together in a city apartment

I remember in high school late 90s reading a short story probably in an anthology or collection about two lovers (man and woman), who time travel while they’re together in their apartment bedroom (possibly New York or a large undefined city). 
The way I remember how they time travel is when they are in the bedroom together time outside goes quicker than inside (a few hours might be a day). 
I remember as the story went on they stayed in their bedroom more often and only went out for shopping groceries so were spending less and less time in real world time. 
They lost their jobs and might have invested in stocks or something to make money