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October 8, 2024

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,

October 18, 2024

U.S. Dollar Retreats as China Stimulus Lifts Global Equities

The U.S. dollar fell on Friday, ending a five-day streak of gains, as investor sentiment shifted in response to fresh stimulus measures from China that lifted global equities. Despite the dip, the

October 16, 2024

Gold Set to Reach Record Highs by 2025, LBMA Survey Finds

Gold is poised to climb to record levels over the next year, according to a survey conducted at the annual London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) gathering in Miami. Industry insiders—including traders, refiners,

Goldman Sachs Warns of Higher Recession Risk

by Jamie Spencer

Tariffs, inflation, and confidence shocks drive economic forecast shift The US economy faces heightened recession risks as escalating tariffs under President Donald Trump’s administration threaten to stunt growth, rekindle inflation, and lift

March 31, 2025

Wall Street Wobbles as Trump Tariffs Hit Auto Sector

by Jamie Spencer

Markets react to new auto import duties US stocks slipped on Thursday after President Trump pushed ahead with hefty new tariffs on auto imports, stoking concerns about a potential full-on trade war

March 27, 2025

Fed Officials Signal Patience on Interest Rate Cuts

by Jamie Spencer

Williams and Goolsbee Highlight Economic Uncertainty New York Federal Reserve President John Williams said Friday that the U.S. central bank’s current monetary policy stance is appropriate, given the high level of uncertainty

March 21, 2025

Stock Market Volatility Rises Amid Trade War Concerns

by Jamie Spencer

Uncertainty Weighs on Markets Despite Economic Resilience U.S. stocks experienced another bout of instability on Thursday as worries over a potential trade war overshadowed positive housing and jobs data. The S&P 500,

March 20, 2025

Fed Holds Rates, Signals Future Cuts Amid Economic Uncertainty

by Jamie Spencer

Fed Keeps Rates Steady, Eyes Future Reductions The Federal Reserve decided to keep its benchmark interest rate in the 4.25%-4.5% range on Wednesday, though policymakers still expect two rate cuts later this

March 19, 2025

Retail Investors Hesitate as Market Enters Correction

by Jamie Spencer

Individual investors, whose portfolios are more tied to the stock market than ever before, have begun to abandon their usual dip-buying strategy as the S&P 500 entered a 10% correction. Retail investors

March 18, 2025

Fed Faces Tougher Decisions as Inflation and Tariff Risks Grow

by Jamie Spencer

When Federal Reserve officials last met in late January, the economic picture looked relatively strong: Hiring was solid, growth was steady, and inflation had cooled from its peak two years ago. Seven

March 18, 2025

US Stocks Mixed Ahead of Fed Meeting as Recession Fears Grow

by Jamie Spencer

US stocks showed mixed performance on Monday as weak economic data and comments from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent heightened concerns about a potential recession ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting this

March 17, 2025

Stocks Rebound as Tariff Fears Ease

by Jamie Spencer

Stocks rallied on Friday, recovering some of the week’s steep losses as investors got a break from tariff-related headlines. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose 674.62 points, or 1.65%, to close at

March 14, 2025

Consumer Sentiment Drops as Tariff Fears Grow

by Jamie Spencer

The Trump bump in consumer sentiment has turned into a slump. Americans are growing increasingly worried over President Donald Trump’s escalating and unpredictable trade war, according to the latest University of Michigan

March 14, 2025

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