US economy
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Trump’s Bold Economic Gambit: Challenging the Fed, Credit Cards, and Housing Affordability
President Trump’s administration is aggressively targeting the Federal Reserve’s independence, proposing a 10% cap on credit card interest rates, and banning institutional investors from buying single-family homes to combat inflation and boost affordability, sparking both hope and concern among experts.
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US Jobless Claims Dip to 198,000 Amidst Sluggish Hiring and Economic Uncertainty
New data reveals a surprising drop in US jobless claims to 198,000, signaling low layoffs. However, this contrasts with broader indicators of a weakening job market, sluggish hiring, and Federal Reserve concerns about underlying economic fragility.
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Supreme Court Delays Tariff Decision: Trump’s Economic Future Hangs in Balance
The U.S. Supreme Court’s prolonged deliberation on the legality of President Trump’s sweeping tariffs has put global trade and the American economy on edge. With the President warning of dire consequences if the court rules against his authority, businesses await…
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Trump’s 10% Credit Card Interest Cap: Banks Vow Fight Amid Economic Fears
President Donald Trump’s executive order for a temporary 10% cap on credit card interest rates has sent shockwaves through the financial sector, sparking immediate market declines and strong opposition from banking associations who warn of dire consequences for consumer credit…
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US 10-Year Treasury Yields Dip Amid Venezuelan Tensions and Fed Rate Cut Hopes
The US 10-year Treasury note yield edged down to 4.17% amidst escalating geopolitical tensions in Venezuela and anticipation of crucial US economic data, with markets pricing in potential Federal Reserve interest rate cuts in 2026.
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US Unemployment Hits Four-Year High as Job Growth Slows: November Jobs Report Reveals Deepening Labor Market Strains
The November 2025 US jobs report shows unemployment at its highest in four years and sluggish job creation, with federal data delays and sectoral shifts painting a complex economic picture.
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Federal Reserve Cuts Rates Amid Deep Divisions, Future Policy Uncertain
The Federal Reserve approved its third interest rate cut of 2025, but deep internal divisions and political pressure have cast doubt on the future direction of US monetary policy.
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Powell’s Fed Balancing Act: Inflation, Jobs, and Rate Policy
Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces mounting pressure as inflation and job market goals collide, with the central bank debating interest rate cuts and the future of quantitative tightening.
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Dow Jones Surges Amid AI Boom and Shutdown Risks
Despite federal shutdown concerns and a cooling labor market, the Dow Jones and major U.S. indexes hit fresh highs, powered by relentless AI-driven capital flows and investor optimism. Experts warn of bubble risks, but most recommend staying invested until clearer…
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Government Shutdown Threat Rattles Markets as Wall Street Faces Uncertainty
As a potential federal government shutdown looms, investors and Wall Street brace for heightened volatility, testing market resilience amid political deadlock.
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Powell Faces Fed Division as Rate Cut Caution Rattles Markets
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s cautious stance on interest rate cuts exposes deep divisions within the Fed, fueling market volatility and testing the central bank’s independence amid rising political and economic pressures.
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Fed Rate Cut: Unpacking Risks for Housing, Savings, and Jobs
As the Federal Reserve prepares to cut interest rates, U.S. households face a shifting economic landscape. Lower borrowing costs may spark a housing price surge, erode savings returns, and signal deeper job market uncertainty.
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10-Year Treasury Yield Hits 5-Month Low Amid Weak Jobs Data
The 10-year Treasury yield fell to a 5-month low, reflecting weak job market data and rising expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts. Investors weigh the economic implications.
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The Impact of Trump’s Tariff Policies on the U.S. and Global Economy
President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies are reshaping the U.S. economy, with mixed outcomes on employment, inflation, and global trade dynamics.














