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11 months ago

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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Finance

10 months ago

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

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Finance

10 months ago

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,

U.S. Business Activity Slows Amid Tariff and Spending Concerns

U.S. business activity nearly stalled in February as mounting concerns over tariffs on imports and significant federal government spending cuts dampened economic optimism. According to S&P Global’s report on Friday, business activity

6 months ago

Business

U.S. Consumer Sentiment Falls Amid Inflation Concerns

American consumers reported a dimmer outlook on the economy in February as inflation expectations rose sharply for the second consecutive month, driven by uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump’s trade policy. Consumer Sentiment

6 months ago

Economy

US Jobless Claims Rise Amid Federal Layoff Concerns

The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits increased moderately last week, suggesting that the labor market remained on solid ground in February. No Immediate Impact from Federal Layoffs There

6 months ago

Economy

Tariff Anxiety Drives Doom Spending Among Americans

Economic uncertainty is driving a wave of impulsive spending among Americans, as concerns over President Donald Trump’s tariffs fuel fears of rising prices. A recent CreditCards.com report found that one in five

6 months ago

Economy

US Stocks Mixed as Markets Weigh Tariffs and Fed Minutes

US stocks were mixed on Wednesday as investors reacted to President Trump’s latest 25% tariff announcement and awaited Federal Reserve minutes for insight into future policy. Markets Cautious Amid Trade Policy Shifts

6 months ago

Markets

US Stocks Mixed Amid Fed Policy and Trump Tariff Talks

US stocks were mixed on Tuesday as markets resumed trading after the holiday-shortened week, with investors focusing on potential Federal Reserve policy moves and President Donald Trump’s tariff discussions. Stock Market Performance

6 months ago

Markets

U.S. Producer Prices Surge as Inflation Pressures Build

Inflation Reignites as Producer Prices Climb U.S. producer prices saw a significant rise in January, reinforcing concerns that inflation is once again picking up momentum. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics

6 months ago

Economy

Wall Street Rises as Inflation And Trade Fears Ease

Markets Rally Amid Cooling Inflation Expectations U.S. stocks advanced on Thursday after new data on producer prices suggested inflation forecasts may be easing, providing relief to investors concerned about the Federal Reserve’s

6 months ago

Markets

Oil Prices Drop Over 1% as U.S. Crude Stockpiles Rise

Oil Prices Retreat After Three-Day Rally Oil prices fell sharply on Wednesday, reversing a three-day rally, after data revealed a larger-than-expected rise in U.S. crude stockpiles and hawkish remarks from Federal Reserve

6 months ago

Economy

January Inflation Surges, Challenging Fed’s Rate Cut Plans

Inflation Unexpectedly Jumps in January Consumer prices in the U.S. surged more than expected in January, adding pressure on the Federal Reserve’s plans for potential interest rate cuts. The Consumer Price Index

6 months ago

Economy