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European Central Bank Lowers Deposit Rate to 2.25% as Trade Risks Rise The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered its deposit rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2.25%, marking the seventh…
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European Central Bank Lowers Deposit Rate to 2.25% as Trade Risks Rise The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered its deposit rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2.25%, marking the seventh…
U.S. Treasury Bond Market Signals Rising Financial Risk The U.S. Treasury bond market has recently displayed unusual and worrying behavior that many analysts interpret as a sign of mounting economic…
Trump Intensifies Criticism of Fed Chair Jerome Powell as Tariff Debate Escalates President Donald Trump intensified his public criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Thursday, using his Truth…
China Shifts Strategy: Moving Beyond Tariffs to Target U.S. Businesses China has announced that it will no longer respond in kind to successive U.S. tariff hikes, dismissing additional tariff increases…
Gold Pulls Back After Hitting Record High as Investors Take Profits Ahead of Long Weekend Gold prices eased by 0.5% to $3,326.51 on Thursday after briefly reaching an intraday record…
Gold Rally Pauses After Historic One-Day Gain as US-Japan Trade Talks Offer Calm Gold’s run of record-breaking gains took a brief breather on Thursday, with the metal trading near $3,325…
Powell Says Tariffs Could Force Fed to Weigh Inflation Against Growth Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that proposed tariffs could create a difficult trade-off for policymakers, potentially forcing the…
China Shifts Oil Imports from the US to Canada Amid Rising Trade Tensions China is undergoing a notable reorientation of its crude oil sourcing, moving away from United States supplies…
U.S. Manufacturing Climbs for Fifth Month in March 2024, but Industrial Production Falls Manufacturing posted steady gains in March, yet broader industrial output declined as utilities demand dropped sharply. Economists…
U.S. Retail Sales Surge 1.4% in March as Shoppers Front-Load Big Purchases U.S. retail sales rose by 1.4% in March, marking the largest single-month increase in more than two years.…
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