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Mr. Trump’s tariffs are now clearly fueling inflation, particularly in goods such as home appliances, cars and food. In the ...
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The Nation on MSNThe Trump Economy? Some Reagan Parallels
In contrast with the now sober-seeming Reaganites, Trump has taken credit for the economy from day one.
Sometimes, the biggest risks in the market aren’t the ones flashing red – they’re the slow burns hiding in plain sight. Right ...
Speculation has mounted that Trump could force Fed Chair Jerome Powell from his position, but the independence of the Federal ...
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Why the Fed’s Delay in Cutting Rates Is a Mistake
Every Fed Chair gets remembered for something. Paul Volcker tamed inflation in the 1980s. Alan Greenspan presided over the ...
Everyone’s betting on cuts, but Powell isn’t moving. What if he’s the only one reading the right chart? The Market is ...
A weakening US economy, burdened by inflation and rising joblessness, could trigger stagflation. Here’s what that means for ...
The president's dismissal of the head of the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics risks making the "gold standard" of information ...
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Livewire Markets on MSNWhen cash is trash: Gold tells the real story for Aussie investors
The gold price is up nearly 40% in Australian dollar terms in just 12 months, as cash continues to lose value rapidly.
A headline you might have missed.” Trump levies 35% tariff on Canadian wildfire smoke entering the U.S. Tax will be collected ...
The fundamental issue, in our view, isn’t the current Fed chair but the independence of the institution itself.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will offer an economic outlook at the central bank’s annual symposium. The subtext of this year’s speech is more important.
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