Economy

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Economy

US Stocks Slip From Records As Fed Decision Looms

The Federal Reserve is widely expected to make a 25 basis points rate cut at the end of its two-day policy meeting in September
Economy

Federal Reserve Expected to Cut Rates by 25 Basis Points as Political Tensions Loom

French Prime Minister Francois Bayrou seek 44 billion euros ($51 billion) in savings to cut the country's massive debt
Europe

Bayrou Gambles on €44 Billion Savings Plan as France's Debt Hits Record High

Gold reached $3,501.59 an ounce during early trading in Asia, soaring past its previous record of $3,500.10 in April
Economy

Gold Smashes Record Above $3,500 as Investors Flee to Safe Havens

Tokyo's stock market was one of several in Asia ticking upward Monday morning
Economy

European Stocks Fall Back After Rallying On US Rate Hopes

US, China Extend Tariff Truce 90 Days, Avoiding Steep Duty
Economy

US, China Extend Tariff Truce 90 Days, Avoiding Steep Duty Hikes

The consumer price index rose 2.7 percent from a year ago in July, slightly below the 2.8 percent that analysts expected
Economy

US Consumer Inflation Holds Steady But Tariff Worries Persist

Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Russia, Demands End to Ukraine War Within 50 Days
Economy

Trump's Tariffs Drive Up Consumer Costs As Political Strategy Takes Center Stage

China's economy is facing headwinds, with sluggish domestic consumption and tariff challenges for its exports
Economy

US Says Trump Has 'Final Call' On China Trade Truce

US President Donald Trump lashed out at Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell but said he was not likely to fire the central bank leader for now
Economy

Trump Says Not Firing Fed Chair -- But Not Ruling Out

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Economy

Trump Sets 25% Import Tax on Japan, South Korea, and Hikes Duties on Dozen More Countries

US job growth came in at 147,000 in June, accelerating from May, government data shows
Economy

US Hiring Beats Expectations In June Despite Tariff Worries

US private sector employers lost 33,000 jobs in June, according to payroll firm ADP
Economy

US Private Sector Shed Jobs For First Time In Recent Years: ADP

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Economy

US Faces Stunted Growth and Soaring Inflation from Tariffs, OECD Warns

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Economy

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