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Inflation Eases, But Concerns Persist as 2024 Election Approaches

As the U.S. gears up for a pivotal presidential election, inflation has quietly returned to normal levels, but it remains a top concern for many voters. According to a recent Ipsos poll,

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U.K. Inflation Drops to 3-Year Low, Paving Way for Rate Cut in November

Inflation in the United Kingdom has fallen to its lowest level in over three years, according to official data released on Wednesday. The decline in consumer prices has solidified market expectations that

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4 months ago

Federal Reserve’s Bostic Cautions on Further Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta President Raphael Bostic has signaled cautious optimism as the central bank begins its rate-cutting cycle, starting with a larger-than-expected half-point reduction. The move, aimed at stabilizing the

Trump’s Return Raises Fed Independence Concerns

The re-election of Donald Trump as president has reignited concerns over the Federal Reserve’s independence, particularly given his history of criticizing the central bank and its chair, Jerome Powell, for not cutting

2 months ago

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Euro Zone Manufacturing Stabilizes Despite Ongoing Contraction

The euro zone’s manufacturing sector showed tentative signs of stabilizing in October, with the pace of contraction slowing for the first time in months. While the sector has now contracted for the

2 months ago

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Asia Manufacturing Stagnates Despite China’s October Rebound

In October, manufacturing activity across Asia remained largely stagnant, with only a mild boost from China’s recent economic measures. Despite Beijing’s efforts to revitalize its economy, other regional factories in countries like

3 months ago

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US Job Growth Falls Short in October Amid Strikes, Storms

In October, the US labor market displayed signs of fatigue, adding just 12,000 jobs—an alarming drop from the projected 100,000 and a significant deceleration from September’s 223,000 jobs. The subdued hiring pace

3 months ago

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U.S. Economy Achieves “Soft Landing” as Growth Outpaces Other Nations Amid Gloomy Voter Sentiment

Despite robust economic growth and inflation near the Federal Reserve’s target, a majority of Americans remain dissatisfied with the state of the economy as the presidential election approaches. U.S. gross domestic product

3 months ago

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Earnings and Economic Data in Focus Ahead of Fed’s Interest Rate Decision

As investors gear up for a wave of earnings reports and critical economic data, all eyes are on how these indicators will shape the Federal Reserve’s upcoming interest rate decision. Eric Wallerstein,

3 months ago

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China’s Steel and Oil Sectors Face Losses Amid Economic Slowdown

China’s old-economy giants, particularly steelmakers and oil refiners, are feeling the pinch as the country’s economic growth slows. In a difficult year, cumulative losses in the steel industry alone have surged to

3 months ago

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Jobless Claims Drop Unexpectedly Amid Rising Long-Term Unemployment

While U.S. jobless claims fell unexpectedly last week, signaling some resilience in the labor market, the number of people still collecting unemployment benefits hit its highest level in nearly three years. This

3 months ago

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Global Inflation Tamed, But Economic Uncertainty Remains Says IMF

Inflation, once a dominant global concern, is being brought under control, according to the International Monetary Fund (IMF). In a surprising shift from its more cautious outlook earlier this year, the IMF

3 months ago

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German Producer Prices Decline Sharply, Spark ECB Speculation

According to the Federal Statistics Office, Germany’s producer prices fell more than anticipated in September, registering a 1.4% year-on-year decline, primarily driven by a substantial drop in energy prices. This marks the

3 months ago

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Economy - Page 8

Inflation Eases, But Concerns Persist as 2024 Election Approaches

U.K. Inflation Drops to 3-Year Low, Paving Way for Rate Cut in November

Federal Reserve’s Bostic Cautions on Further Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns

Trump’s Return Raises Fed Independence Concerns

Euro Zone Manufacturing Stabilizes Despite Ongoing Contraction

Asia Manufacturing Stagnates Despite China’s October Rebound

US Job Growth Falls Short in October Amid Strikes, Storms

U.S. Economy Achieves “Soft Landing” as Growth Outpaces Other Nations Amid Gloomy Voter Sentiment

Earnings and Economic Data in Focus Ahead of Fed’s Interest Rate Decision

China’s Steel and Oil Sectors Face Losses Amid Economic Slowdown

Jobless Claims Drop Unexpectedly Amid Rising Long-Term Unemployment

Global Inflation Tamed, But Economic Uncertainty Remains Says IMF

German Producer Prices Decline Sharply, Spark ECB Speculation

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