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Bulgaria Poised to Join the Eurozone, But Public Doubts Cast a Shadow
Economy

Bulgaria Poised to Join the Eurozone, But Public Doubts Cast a Shadow

As Bulgaria prepares to become the 21st member of the eurozone, concerns over inflation, sovereignty, and political unrest reveal a nation divided over the transition to the euro currency.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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June 10, 2025
Where the Budget Cuts Could Hit: Inside the UK’s Crucial 2025 Spending Review
Economy

Where the Budget Cuts Could Hit: Inside the UK’s Crucial 2025 Spending Review

With billions at stake, the UK government’s upcoming Spending Review will reshape public services, investments, and economic priorities amid tight fiscal rules and political pressures.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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June 10, 2025
National Guard Deployed in Los Angeles as Trump Responds to Escalating Immigration Protests
Economy

National Guard Deployed in Los Angeles as Trump Responds to Escalating Immigration Protests

President Trump’s federal order mobilizes 2,000 troops amid mounting tensions, drawing sharp rebuke from California officials.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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June 9, 2025
China's Consumer Prices Dip for 4th Straight Month as Deflation Fears Intensify
Economy

China's Consumer Prices Dip for 4th Straight Month as Deflation Fears Intensify

Weak domestic demand, aggressive auto price wars, and falling factory-gate prices spark concern over economic recovery despite government stimulus

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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June 9, 2025
Why the U.S. Job Market Feels Broken Right Now, Especially for New Graduates
Economy

Why the U.S. Job Market Feels Broken Right Now, Especially for New Graduates

Despite low unemployment, hiring has hit a decade-long low—experts explain what’s really going on, and how job seekers can navigate the slowdown.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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June 9, 2025
If Journalists Stay Silent, Democracy Fails”: Scott Pelley Urges Courage as CBS Resists Political Pressure
Economy

If Journalists Stay Silent, Democracy Fails”: Scott Pelley Urges Courage as CBS Resists Political Pressure

Amid threats, lawsuits, and corporate negotiations, veteran correspondent Scott Pelley warns that upholding press freedom—and speaking truth to power—is the only way to protect American democracy.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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June 8, 2025
Bill Gates Pledges $200 Billion to Transform Africa’s Future
Economy

Bill Gates Pledges $200 Billion to Transform Africa’s Future

The tech billionaire plans to spend the majority of his wealth over the next 20 years on health care, education, and poverty alleviation across African nations.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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June 7, 2025
U.S. Job Market’s Hidden Struggles: Stability on the Surface, but Warning Signs Beneath
Economy

U.S. Job Market’s Hidden Struggles: Stability on the Surface, but Warning Signs Beneath

Despite steady job numbers, economists warn that shrinking growth, sector imbalances, and federal policy changes could spell trouble for American workers—especially the next generation.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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June 7, 2025
May Jobs Report Expected to Confirm Hiring Slowdown as Economic Uncertainty Rises
Economy

May Jobs Report Expected to Confirm Hiring Slowdown as Economic Uncertainty Rises

Economists predict only 125,000 new jobs in May, down sharply from April—investors eye labor market signals for Fed’s next move.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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June 7, 2025
India’s Central Bank Surprises Markets With Bold 50-Basis Point Rate Cut Amid Cooling Inflation
Economy

India’s Central Bank Surprises Markets With Bold 50-Basis Point Rate Cut Amid Cooling Inflation

The Reserve Bank of India cuts rates to 5.5% — its steepest reduction in over a year — citing easing inflation and the need to support a slower-than-expected growth trajectory.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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June 6, 2025
Europeans Say Their Countries Are in Crisis — And Britons Are Calling for a Rule-Breaking Leader to Fix It
Economy

Europeans Say Their Countries Are in Crisis — And Britons Are Calling for a Rule-Breaking Leader to Fix It

A sweeping Ipsos survey reveals rising public disillusionment across Europe's largest economies — with the UK leading a growing appetite for unconventional leadership amid economic dissatisfaction.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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June 6, 2025
Sadiq Khan Declares ‘London Is Back’ as a Global Hub, Offers U.S. Businesses a Stable Alternative Amid Trump-Era Uncertainty
Economy

Sadiq Khan Declares ‘London Is Back’ as a Global Hub, Offers U.S. Businesses a Stable Alternative Amid Trump-Era Uncertainty

With political turbulence rising in the U.S., London’s Mayor Sadiq Khan is courting American companies, investors, and students — positioning the British capital as a beacon of openness, diversity, and economic opportunity.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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June 6, 2025
Ray Dalio Warns of Looming U.S. Debt Crisis in Stark New Forecast
Economy

Ray Dalio Warns of Looming U.S. Debt Crisis in Stark New Forecast

Bridgewater founder says America is heading toward a dangerous “debt death spiral” if policymakers don’t take urgent action.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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June 4, 2025
Australia’s Economy Posts Tepid Growth in Q1 2025, Rising Just 1.3% Year-on-Year
Economy

Australia’s Economy Posts Tepid Growth in Q1 2025, Rising Just 1.3% Year-on-Year

Despite narrowly beating forecasts, the nation’s economic recovery remains sluggish as inflation cools and interest rates stay elevated.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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June 4, 2025
Fed Chair Jerome Powell Urges Princeton Grads to Protect Their Integrity Amid Political Pressure
Economy

Fed Chair Jerome Powell Urges Princeton Grads to Protect Their Integrity Amid Political Pressure

In a pointed commencement address, Powell reflects on public service, integrity, and recent tensions with Trump over interest rate policy.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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June 4, 2025
Republican Tax Bill Could Add Over $3 Trillion to National Debt, Sparking Economic Concerns
Economy

Republican Tax Bill Could Add Over $3 Trillion to National Debt, Sparking Economic Concerns

As the Senate weighs the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act," critics warn of rising debt, higher interest rates, and potential financial strain for American households.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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June 3, 2025
China’s Manufacturing Stumbles in May Amid Rising Tariff Pressures — Worst Contraction Since Late 2022
Economy

China’s Manufacturing Stumbles in May Amid Rising Tariff Pressures — Worst Contraction Since Late 2022

Plunging export orders, falling employment, and growing inventories signal deeper concerns for the world’s second-largest economy.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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June 3, 2025
Trump-Aligned Nationalist Karol Nawrocki Wins Polish Presidency in Razor-Thin Victory
Economy

Trump-Aligned Nationalist Karol Nawrocki Wins Polish Presidency in Razor-Thin Victory

Nawrocki’s win reshapes Poland’s political future, threatens EU relations, and raises concerns over Ukraine support

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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June 2, 2025
U.S. Court Overturns Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs, Citing Executive Overreach
Economy

U.S. Court Overturns Trump's 'Liberation Day' Tariffs, Citing Executive Overreach

Landmark Ruling Halts Broad Tariffs Imposed Under Emergency Powers, Reasserting Congressional Authority Over Trade Policy

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 29, 2025
Bank of Korea Slashes Interest Rates to 2.5% Amid Political Turmoil and Trade Uncertainty
Economy

Bank of Korea Slashes Interest Rates to 2.5% Amid Political Turmoil and Trade Uncertainty

Fourth rate cut in six meetings as GDP forecast is sharply downgraded and economic challenges mount

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 29, 2025
Japan's Soaring Bond Yields Spark Fears of Global Market Turmoil and Capital Flight
Economy

Japan's Soaring Bond Yields Spark Fears of Global Market Turmoil and Capital Flight

Record Highs in Japan's 40-Year Bonds Signal Potential Unwinding of Yen Carry Trades and Threaten U.S. Financial Stability

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 28, 2025
China’s Industrial Profit Growth Surges in April as Government Measures Offset Tariff Pressures
Economy

China’s Industrial Profit Growth Surges in April as Government Measures Offset Tariff Pressures

Stimulus-driven recovery fuels profitability in key manufacturing sectors, despite trade tensions and external challenges.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 27, 2025
Keir Starmer Scores Major Trade Wins — So Why Is His Popularity Plummeting?
Economy

Keir Starmer Scores Major Trade Wins — So Why Is His Popularity Plummeting?

Despite landmark international deals and economic progress, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer is facing record-low approval ratings as inflation, tax hikes, and voter discontent grow.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 26, 2025
Speaker Mike Johnson Defends Budget Bill Amid Deficit Warnings: Calls CBO Projections Overblown
Economy

Speaker Mike Johnson Defends Budget Bill Amid Deficit Warnings: Calls CBO Projections Overblown

Despite backlash from fiscal conservatives and dire deficit forecasts, House Speaker Mike Johnson insists the budget plan will boost economic growth and urges Senate Republicans to leave it largely intact.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 26, 2025
Senator Ron Johnson Asserts GOP Has the Numbers to Block House Budget Bill
Economy

Senator Ron Johnson Asserts GOP Has the Numbers to Block House Budget Bill

Growing Republican opposition in the Senate threatens to stall the House’s newly passed spending bill, with lawmakers demanding deeper deficit reduction and fiscal discipline.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 26, 2025
Japan’s Core Inflation Surges to 3.5%, Marking Highest Level Since Early 2023
Economy

Japan’s Core Inflation Surges to 3.5%, Marking Highest Level Since Early 2023

Soaring food prices and global trade tensions drive Japan’s inflation higher, as policymakers weigh rate decisions and U.S. tariffs.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 23, 2025
Trump’s $5 Trillion Tax Overhaul Moves to House Floor After 11th-Hour Changes
Economy

Trump’s $5 Trillion Tax Overhaul Moves to House Floor After 11th-Hour Changes

After 21 hours of debate and dozens of amendments, House GOP leaders push President Trump’s sweeping tax plan forward in a high-stakes vote expected to test party unity.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 22, 2025
Cracks in the Kremlin: Russia's Faltering War Economy Could Force Peace Talks with Ukraine
Economy

Cracks in the Kremlin: Russia's Faltering War Economy Could Force Peace Talks with Ukraine

As military stockpiles dwindle and economic turmoil intensifies, pressure mounts on Moscow to seek a negotiated end to the war.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 22, 2025
U.S. Market Plunge Deepens Amid Debt Spiral — No Lifeline in Sight from Trump
Economy

U.S. Market Plunge Deepens Amid Debt Spiral — No Lifeline in Sight from Trump

Rising Treasury yields, surging debt projections, and fiscal dysfunction weigh heavy on Wall Street as confidence erodes.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 22, 2025
Japan’s Farm Minister Resigns After Rice Comment Sparks Public Outrage
Economy

Japan’s Farm Minister Resigns After Rice Comment Sparks Public Outrage

Taku Eto’s admission of never buying rice, despite a nationwide price crisis, ignites backlash and leads to resignation amid political turbulence.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 21, 2025
UK Inflation Rises to 3.5% in April, Surpassing Expectations as Energy and Utility Costs Surge
Economy

UK Inflation Rises to 3.5% in April, Surpassing Expectations as Energy and Utility Costs Surge

Steeper utility bills and core inflation gains renew pressure on households and complicate Bank of England’s path forward.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 21, 2025
Ray Dalio Warns: U.S. Treasury Risk Is Far Worse Than Moody’s Downgrade Suggests
Economy

Ray Dalio Warns: U.S. Treasury Risk Is Far Worse Than Moody’s Downgrade Suggests

Billionaire investor cautions that printing money to service debt could erode real bondholder returns, posing a hidden threat beyond credit ratings.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 20, 2025
China Slashes Key Lending Rates for the First Time in 7 Months to Reignite Economic Growth
Economy

China Slashes Key Lending Rates for the First Time in 7 Months to Reignite Economic Growth

Beijing lowers 1-year and 5-year loan prime rates amid persistent deflation, real estate woes, and easing trade tensions with the U.S.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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May 20, 2025
Australia Slashes Interest Rates to Two-Year Low Amid Cooling Inflation
Economy

Australia Slashes Interest Rates to Two-Year Low Amid Cooling Inflation

The Reserve Bank of Australia lowers benchmark rate to 3.85% as inflation drops to a 4-year low and global trade tensions loom.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 20, 2025
U.S. Treasury Yields Retreat After Fed Projects Only One Rate Cut in 2025
Economy

U.S. Treasury Yields Retreat After Fed Projects Only One Rate Cut in 2025

Investor sentiment wavers as the Federal Reserve signals a cautious monetary path and Moody’s downgrades U.S. credit rating

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 20, 2025
House Speaker Mike Johnson Pushes for Memorial Day Deadline as Historic Budget Bill Faces Revote
Economy

House Speaker Mike Johnson Pushes for Memorial Day Deadline as Historic Budget Bill Faces Revote

Despite setbacks, Speaker Johnson remains confident in passing the multitrillion-dollar budget bill as lawmakers gear up for another vote.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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May 19, 2025
China’s Retail Sales Miss Expectations Despite Stimulus Efforts; Industrial Output Shows Resilience
Economy

China’s Retail Sales Miss Expectations Despite Stimulus Efforts; Industrial Output Shows Resilience

Economic challenges persist as consumer demand remains sluggish, while industrial sectors outperform projections amid ongoing trade tensions.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 19, 2025
Japan’s Economy Shrinks for the First Time in a Year as Export Decline Hits Hard
Economy

Japan’s Economy Shrinks for the First Time in a Year as Export Decline Hits Hard

Unexpected 0.2% GDP contraction challenges Japan's economic stability as trade negotiations with the U.S. continue without resolution.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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May 16, 2025
Gulf States Roll Out the Red Carpet for Trump: A Billion-Dollar Courtship Unveiled
Economy

Gulf States Roll Out the Red Carpet for Trump: A Billion-Dollar Courtship Unveiled

Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE shower President Trump with grand gestures and trillion-dollar deals during his Middle East tour. Is it diplomacy or a strategic power play?

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 16, 2025
Denmark’s Economic Boom Fueled by Pharma Exports Faces Slowdown — But It’s Not Trump’s Tariffs to Blame
Economy

Denmark’s Economic Boom Fueled by Pharma Exports Faces Slowdown — But It’s Not Trump’s Tariffs to Blame

Despite the threat of U.S. tariffs, Denmark’s pharmaceutical-driven growth is set to decelerate for different reasons.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 15, 2025
White House Announces $600 Billion Saudi Investment in U.S. During Trump’s Visit
Economy

White House Announces $600 Billion Saudi Investment in U.S. During Trump’s Visit

Landmark Deals Set to Strengthen U.S.-Saudi Economic and Military Ties

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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May 14, 2025
Investment Banks Raise China’s Growth Forecast After Unexpected U.S. Trade Deal
Economy

Investment Banks Raise China’s Growth Forecast After Unexpected U.S. Trade Deal

Financial Institutions Boost GDP Predictions as U.S.-China Tariff Truce Sparks Optimism

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 13, 2025
India Maintains Economic Focus Amid Rising Tensions with Pakistan, Says Ambassador
Economy

India Maintains Economic Focus Amid Rising Tensions with Pakistan, Says Ambassador

India's Commitment to Growth Unwavering Despite Ceasefire with Pakistan, Trade Negotiations with Major Economies Ongoing

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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May 13, 2025
Trump Proposes Tax Hike for Wealthy Americans—A Look at How It Compares to Historical Tax Rates
Economy

Trump Proposes Tax Hike for Wealthy Americans—A Look at How It Compares to Historical Tax Rates

President Trump's plan could raise taxes for top earners, but Republican support is lacking. Here’s how the new proposal stacks up against historical tax rates.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 10, 2025
Federal Reserve Caught in the Crossfire: Powell Faces Criticism Amid Economic Uncertainty
Economy

Federal Reserve Caught in the Crossfire: Powell Faces Criticism Amid Economic Uncertainty

As President Trump labels Powell as 'Too Late,' the Fed chair faces tough decisions amid a volatile policy landscape.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 10, 2025
EU’s Push to Phase Out Russian Gas: A Controversial Path to Energy Independence
Economy

EU’s Push to Phase Out Russian Gas: A Controversial Path to Energy Independence

Eastern European Allies Voice Strong Opposition to EU's Plan

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 8, 2025
Why Indian Markets Remain Resilient Despite Rising Geopolitical Tensions with Pakistan
Economy

Why Indian Markets Remain Resilient Despite Rising Geopolitical Tensions with Pakistan

Robust Economic Fundamentals and Strategic Reforms Bolster Investor Confidence

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 7, 2025
India and UK Forge Landmark Trade Deal: A Strategic Shift Away from US Trade Ties
Economy

India and UK Forge Landmark Trade Deal: A Strategic Shift Away from US Trade Ties

Major Agreement Aims to Boost Bilateral Trade by £25.5 Billion Annually

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 7, 2025
Novo Nordisk Lowers 2025 Sales Forecast Amid Rising Competition from Generic Wegovy Alternatives
Economy

Novo Nordisk Lowers 2025 Sales Forecast Amid Rising Competition from Generic Wegovy Alternatives

Despite beating first-quarter profit expectations, Novo Nordisk adjusts its growth outlook as copycat weight-loss drugs impact sales.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 7, 2025
Amazon Unveils Vulcan: The Touch-Sensitive Robot That Enhances Warehouse Efficiency Without Replacing Jobs
Economy

Amazon Unveils Vulcan: The Touch-Sensitive Robot That Enhances Warehouse Efficiency Without Replacing Jobs

Vulcan's innovative AI-driven grip technology promises efficiency gains while creating new roles for workers.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 7, 2025
Credit Suisse Fined $511 Million for Aiding Wealthy Americans in Concealing Over $4 Billion Offshore
Economy

Credit Suisse Fined $511 Million for Aiding Wealthy Americans in Concealing Over $4 Billion Offshore

Swiss bank admits to breaching 2014 plea deal by facilitating tax evasion through hundreds of undeclared accounts, prompting renewed scrutiny and penalties.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 6, 2025
Treasury Yields Remain Flat as Markets Brace for Fed Policy Decision
Economy

Treasury Yields Remain Flat as Markets Brace for Fed Policy Decision

With rate cuts unlikely, investors focus on Federal Reserve’s next move amid rising trade tensions and pressure from the White House.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 6, 2025
Trump Claims Credit for Economic Strength, Shifts Blame for Struggles to Biden
Economy

Trump Claims Credit for Economic Strength, Shifts Blame for Struggles to Biden

In a pointed interview, former President Trump defends his trade policies and tariffs while dismissing concerns over inflation and supply shortages.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 5, 2025
China Faces Deepening Deflation as U.S. Tariffs Redirect Exports to Domestic Market
Economy

China Faces Deepening Deflation as U.S. Tariffs Redirect Exports to Domestic Market

Beijing's push to absorb surplus goods at home triggers price wars, threatens employment, and tests the limits of its 'dual circulation' strategy amid escalating trade tensions.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 5, 2025
United Airlines Slashes Newark Flights Amid Widespread Disruptions, Citing FAA Staffing Crisis and Tech Failures
Economy

United Airlines Slashes Newark Flights Amid Widespread Disruptions, Citing FAA Staffing Crisis and Tech Failures

Over 1,700 Flights Disrupted in a Week as United Blames Longstanding FAA Issues; Airline to Cut 35 Daily Roundtrips

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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May 3, 2025
Crypto's Case Strengthens Amid Global Tariff Turmoil, Says Kraken CEO
Economy

Crypto's Case Strengthens Amid Global Tariff Turmoil, Says Kraken CEO

David Ripley highlights how cryptocurrency’s decentralized nature offers stability in the face of escalating geopolitical and economic tensions.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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May 3, 2025
Amazon Unveils $4 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Rural Delivery Network by 2026
Economy

Amazon Unveils $4 Billion Plan to Revolutionize Rural Delivery Network by 2026

E-commerce giant to triple rural delivery stations, create tens of thousands of jobs, and cut delivery times in half across small-town America

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 1, 2025
US and Ukraine Forge Critical Minerals Deal to Strengthen Economic Ties
Economy

US and Ukraine Forge Critical Minerals Deal to Strengthen Economic Ties

New Partnership Aims to Secure Access to Ukraine's Rare Earth Minerals and Boost Investment in Ukraine’s Recovery

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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May 1, 2025
Bank of Japan Maintains Interest Rates at 0.5% Amid Global Trade Fears and Trump Tariff Threats
Economy

Bank of Japan Maintains Interest Rates at 0.5% Amid Global Trade Fears and Trump Tariff Threats

For the second consecutive policy meeting, Japan’s central bank opts for caution as rising U.S. tariffs loom over export-driven industries.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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May 1, 2025
Satya Nadella Reveals 30% of Microsoft’s Code Is Now AI-Generated
Economy

Satya Nadella Reveals 30% of Microsoft’s Code Is Now AI-Generated

Microsoft CEO discusses the growing role of artificial intelligence in software development during a conversation with Meta's Mark Zuckerberg.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 30, 2025
Australia's Q1 Inflation Steady at 2.4%, Surpassing Expectations Amid Sector-Specific Pressures
Economy

Australia's Q1 Inflation Steady at 2.4%, Surpassing Expectations Amid Sector-Specific Pressures

Australia’s inflation rate held firm at a four-year low of 2.4% in the first quarter of 2025, surpassing economists’ expectations and reigniting discussions around future interest rate cuts by the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA).

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 30, 2025
Oracle Mishap Sparks Five-Day Outage Across U.S. Hospitals' Digital Records Systems
Economy

Oracle Mishap Sparks Five-Day Outage Across U.S. Hospitals' Digital Records Systems

Critical error by Oracle engineers forced dozens of Community Health Systems facilities to revert to paper records, disrupting care and raising fresh concerns over the company’s handling of electronic health records.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 29, 2025
Trump’s 24-Hour Ukraine Peace Pledge Hits 100-Day Reality Check
Economy

Trump’s 24-Hour Ukraine Peace Pledge Hits 100-Day Reality Check

Despite early optimism, President Trump’s vow to swiftly end the Russia-Ukraine war has encountered complex geopolitical hurdles, leaving a lasting peace elusive.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 29, 2025
Rubio Warns of "Pivotal Week" Ahead for Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks as U.S. Weighs Next Moves
Economy

Rubio Warns of "Pivotal Week" Ahead for Russia-Ukraine Peace Talks as U.S. Weighs Next Moves

Diplomatic Efforts Hang in the Balance as Trump Pushes for a Breakthrough and Considers Tougher Sanctions on Russia

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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April 28, 2025
Indian Airlines Reroute as Pakistan Closes Airspace: What Travelers Need to Know
Economy

Indian Airlines Reroute as Pakistan Closes Airspace: What Travelers Need to Know

Pakistan’s decision to block Indian airlines from its airspace is disrupting major international routes, increasing costs, causing flight delays, and reshaping the travel landscape across Europe, North America, and the Middle East.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 28, 2025
Inflation Fight Nears Finish, But Tariff Turbulence Threatens — Insights From the ECB This Week
Economy

Inflation Fight Nears Finish, But Tariff Turbulence Threatens — Insights From the ECB This Week

European Central Bank leaders signal cautious optimism on inflation, but warn of fresh risks from global tariff tensions impacting growth and policy decisions.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 28, 2025
Germany’s €500 Billion Stimulus Won't Fully Shield Eurozone From U.S. Tariff Fallout, Warns IMF
Economy

Germany’s €500 Billion Stimulus Won't Fully Shield Eurozone From U.S. Tariff Fallout, Warns IMF

Despite Berlin’s major infrastructure and defense spending push, trade tensions fueled by U.S. tariffs are set to weigh heavily on Europe’s growth prospects, according to the IMF's European head.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 28, 2025
​Meta Restructures Reality Labs: Over 100 Employees Laid Off Amid VR Division Overhaul​
Economy

​Meta Restructures Reality Labs: Over 100 Employees Laid Off Amid VR Division Overhaul​

Layoffs impact Oculus Studios and Supernatural VR teams as Meta intensifies focus on mixed reality efficiency and cost management.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 25, 2025
Intel Warns: Tariffs Fuel Rising Risk of U.S. Recession, CFO Says
Economy

Intel Warns: Tariffs Fuel Rising Risk of U.S. Recession, CFO Says

As global trade tensions escalate, Intel sounds alarm over economic slowdown and uncertain future

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 25, 2025
U.S. Electricity Demand Hits Post-WWII Highs, Says GE Vernova CEO
Economy

U.S. Electricity Demand Hits Post-WWII Highs, Says GE Vernova CEO

Scott Strazik highlights unprecedented surge in power needs driven by AI, data centers, and industrial growth.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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April 24, 2025
Global Trade Tensions Escalate as EU Warns of Economic Fallout from U.S. Tariffs
Economy

Global Trade Tensions Escalate as EU Warns of Economic Fallout from U.S. Tariffs

European Leaders Urge Swift Negotiations to Prevent Job Losses and Inflation Amidst Rising Transatlantic Trade Barriers

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 24, 2025
​IMF Slashes 2025 Growth Forecasts for Major Asian Economies Amid Escalating Trade Tensions​
Economy

​IMF Slashes 2025 Growth Forecasts for Major Asian Economies Amid Escalating Trade Tensions​

China, India, and Japan face significant economic slowdowns as global trade disputes intensify.​

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 23, 2025
Singapore Inflation Holds at 4-Year Low Amid Economic Uncertainty and Upcoming Elections
Economy

Singapore Inflation Holds at 4-Year Low Amid Economic Uncertainty and Upcoming Elections

As Singapore approaches its May 3 general election, inflation remains subdued, but global economic challenges and domestic concerns loom large.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 23, 2025
Google Warns DOJ's Proposed Breakup Could Undermine U.S. Tech Leadership Amidst AI Race with China​
Economy

Google Warns DOJ's Proposed Breakup Could Undermine U.S. Tech Leadership Amidst AI Race with China​

Tech Giant Argues That Divesting Chrome and Android Would Hamper Innovation, Compromise National Security, and Diminish America's Competitive Edge

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 22, 2025
Trump's Economic Approval Hits Record Low Amid Tariff Turmoil and Inflation Fears​
Economy

Trump's Economic Approval Hits Record Low Amid Tariff Turmoil and Inflation Fears​

Public confidence wanes as aggressive trade policies and rising inflation stir economic uncertainty​

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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April 21, 2025
U.S. Economy Faces Potential Summer Slowdown Amid Preemptive Buying Frenzy Triggered by Trump Tariffs​
Economy

U.S. Economy Faces Potential Summer Slowdown Amid Preemptive Buying Frenzy Triggered by Trump Tariffs​

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee warns that early-year economic activity may be artificially inflated due to businesses and consumers rushing purchases ahead of impending tariff hikes, potentially leading to a downturn in the coming months.​

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 21, 2025
China Holds Lending Rates Steady to Defend Yuan as U.S. Tariff Pressure Mounts
Economy

China Holds Lending Rates Steady to Defend Yuan as U.S. Tariff Pressure Mounts

With Trump’s steep import duties rattling currency markets, China keeps key loan prime rates unchanged to maintain economic stability amid promising Q1 growth.

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David Goldfarb
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April 21, 2025
China Warns of Retaliation Against Nations Aligning with U.S. Trade Policies
Economy

China Warns of Retaliation Against Nations Aligning with U.S. Trade Policies

Beijing signals firm countermeasures as global trade tensions escalate​

Calder Monroe
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April 21, 2025
Trump Considers Replacing Fed Chair Powell Amid Intensifying Criticism Over Interest Rates
Economy

Trump Considers Replacing Fed Chair Powell Amid Intensifying Criticism Over Interest Rates

Former President Donald Trump reportedly explores options to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, citing dissatisfaction with current monetary policies.​

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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Asia-Pacific Markets Mixed as Japan's Inflation Surpasses BOJ Target for Third Consecutive Year
Economy

Asia-Pacific Markets Mixed as Japan's Inflation Surpasses BOJ Target for Third Consecutive Year

Investors weigh Japan's persistent inflation and U.S. tariff impacts amid regional market fluctuations

David Goldfarb
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April 18, 2025
Japan’s Inflation Hits 3.6% in March, Surpassing BOJ’s Target for Third Consecutive Year
Economy

Japan’s Inflation Hits 3.6% in March, Surpassing BOJ’s Target for Third Consecutive Year

Persistent Price Pressure Puts Bank of Japan in a Tight Spot Amid U.S. Trade Tensions

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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April 18, 2025
Ukraine and U.S. Take First Step Toward Landmark Mineral Partnership
Economy

Ukraine and U.S. Take First Step Toward Landmark Mineral Partnership

A signed memorandum sets the stage for a sweeping natural resource development pact, potentially unlocking billions in economic value for both nations.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 18, 2025
 IRS Workforce Shrinks Amid Budget Cuts, Raising Concerns Over Tax Enforcement for the Wealthy
Economy

IRS Workforce Shrinks Amid Budget Cuts, Raising Concerns Over Tax Enforcement for the Wealthy

As the IRS faces significant staff reductions, experts warn of diminished oversight on high-income earners and potential revenue losses

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 17, 2025
Affluent American Express Cardholders Maintain Robust Spending Amid Tariff Concerns
Economy

Affluent American Express Cardholders Maintain Robust Spending Amid Tariff Concerns

Despite economic uncertainties and new tariffs, American Express's wealthy clientele continue to drive spending growth, bolstered by younger generations and resilient consumer confidence.​

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 17, 2025
Turkey Shocks Markets with Bold Interest Rate Hike to 46% Amid Inflation Surge
Economy

Turkey Shocks Markets with Bold Interest Rate Hike to 46% Amid Inflation Surge

Unexpected Move Signals Central Bank’s Intensifying Battle Against Soaring Prices and Currency Volatility

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 17, 2025
Elizabeth Warren Warns: Firing Fed Chair Powell Could Trigger a U.S. Market Meltdown
Economy

Elizabeth Warren Warns: Firing Fed Chair Powell Could Trigger a U.S. Market Meltdown

Concerns Rise Over Trump’s Influence on the Fed as 2024 Election Politics Escalate

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 17, 2025
Treasury Yields Climb as Powell Flags Risks of U.S. Tariffs on Growth and Inflation
Economy

Treasury Yields Climb as Powell Flags Risks of U.S. Tariffs on Growth and Inflation

Federal Reserve Chairman warns that tariffs could put the central bank in a tough position balancing inflation and economic stability

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 17, 2025
March Retail Sales Surge 1.4%, Beating Forecasts as Consumers Spend Despite Economic Uncertainty
Economy

March Retail Sales Surge 1.4%, Beating Forecasts as Consumers Spend Despite Economic Uncertainty

Biggest monthly gain since January 2023 highlights resilient demand amid inflation concerns and tariff threats.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 16, 2025
Proposed SNAP Cuts Threaten Millions of Low-Income Americans and Retailers
Economy

Proposed SNAP Cuts Threaten Millions of Low-Income Americans and Retailers

House Republicans' plan to slash $230 billion from USDA programs over the next decade could reduce food assistance for over 42 million Americans and disrupt major retailers like Walmart and Dollar General.​

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 16, 2025
China's Q1 GDP Surges 5.4%, Surpassing Expectations Amid Intensifying Trade Tensions
Economy

China's Q1 GDP Surges 5.4%, Surpassing Expectations Amid Intensifying Trade Tensions

Resilient economic performance faces challenges from escalating U.S. tariffs and global uncertainties

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 16, 2025
China’s Q1 GDP Surges 5.4%, Defying Expectations as Economic Recovery Accelerates
Economy

China’s Q1 GDP Surges 5.4%, Defying Expectations as Economic Recovery Accelerates

Retail and industrial output beat forecasts, but real estate slump and U.S. tariffs threaten full-year growth targets.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 16, 2025
UK Inflation Cools to 2.6% in March, Surprising Analysts and Boosting Rate Cut Hopes
Economy

UK Inflation Cools to 2.6% in March, Surprising Analysts and Boosting Rate Cut Hopes

March’s inflation drop offers relief for households and markets, but economists warn the reprieve may be short-lived.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 16, 2025
Elon Musk's Budget Cut Claims: From Trillions to Billions Amid Scrutiny
Economy

Elon Musk's Budget Cut Claims: From Trillions to Billions Amid Scrutiny

The Department of Government Efficiency's Revised Savings Estimates Face Criticism Over Accuracy and Transparency

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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April 15, 2025
Trump Administration’s Continued Defiance Highlights Justice Sotomayor’s Concerns About Upholding the Law
Economy

Trump Administration’s Continued Defiance Highlights Justice Sotomayor’s Concerns About Upholding the Law

The Supreme Court's involvement in the Abrego Garcia case is proving to be a significant roadblock for justice, as the Trump administration avoids fulfilling a court order to correct a wrongful deportation.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 15, 2025
Harvard Faces $2.2 Billion Federal Funding Freeze After Defying Trump Administration's Demands
Economy

Harvard Faces $2.2 Billion Federal Funding Freeze After Defying Trump Administration's Demands

University stands firm on academic freedom as administration cites concerns over DEI programs and campus antisemitism

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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April 15, 2025
"Rising Inflation and Job Loss Fears Shake Consumer Confidence to Post-Pandemic Highs"
Economy

"Rising Inflation and Job Loss Fears Shake Consumer Confidence to Post-Pandemic Highs"

Fed Survey Reveals Sharp Jumps in Worries Over Cost of Living, Unemployment, and Market Instability Amid Escalating Trade Tensions

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 15, 2025
Sony Increases PlayStation 5 Prices in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand Amid Economic Challenges
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Sony Increases PlayStation 5 Prices in Europe, Australia, and New Zealand Amid Economic Challenges

The Gaming Giant Cites Inflation and Currency Fluctuations for Price Hikes

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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April 14, 2025
Euro and Pound Climb Higher as U.S. Dollar Hits Multi-Year Low
Economy

Euro and Pound Climb Higher as U.S. Dollar Hits Multi-Year Low

Greenback slumps as market sentiment shifts, lifting European currencies amid tariff debates and economic uncertainty

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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April 14, 2025
Singapore’s GDP Outlook Cuts: Zero Growth Possible Amid Trade Concerns and Tariff Impacts
Economy

Singapore’s GDP Outlook Cuts: Zero Growth Possible Amid Trade Concerns and Tariff Impacts

Singapore’s GDP Growth Forecast Slashed: Zero Growth Likely Due to Trade Disruptions and Tariff Effects

Rachel Steinberg
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April 14, 2025
Ray Dalio Warns of Worse Economic Crisis than Recession Amid Global Tensions
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Ray Dalio Warns of Worse Economic Crisis than Recession Amid Global Tensions

Ray Dalio Predicts Severe Economic Crisis Ahead, Beyond a Simple Recession, Amid Rising Global Tensions

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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