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US Market Volatility Persists as Investors Debate if Tech Selloff Has Bottomed
While tech and AI stocks show signs of stabilization, analysts warn that technical indicators suggest the market has…
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Copper Faces Tug-of-War Between Macroeconomic Headwinds and Structural Shortages
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Why Inflation Keeps Eroding Spending Power Despite Strong U.S. Job Gains
Explore why robust hiring and falling unemployment coexist with stubborn price pressures that continually strain American household budgets.
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As U.S. Hiring Surges and Inflation Outpaces Pay, Worker Wage Growth Struggles to Keep Up
Examining recent employment and earnings data to see if American worker pay is decelerating at a pace consistent…
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Why Low Jobless Claims Signal Labor Strength, Not Statistical Noise
Initial claims hit a multi-decade low of 189,000, suggesting enduring labor resilience rather than volatility before the October…
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U.S. Job Openings Rise in September as Market Tightness Remains a Key Economic Indicator
A sharp increase in September job openings offers a potential boost for hiring, though long-term unemployment remains a…
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Why 7.32% Mortgage Rates Keep US Buyers Frozen Despite Recent Dip
A slight rate drop failed to revive the housing market as record-low pending sales and high price baselines…
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US Earnings Season Intensifies as High Interest Rates Pressure Tech Valuations
As Q3 earnings reports arrive, investors are scrutinizing whether corporate profits can withstand high interest rates and cooling…
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Nasdaq and S&P 500 End Lower as Hot Inflation Data Fuels Selloff
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Wall Street Faces Rising Term Premium as Bond Selloff Signals Market Stress
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US stocks drop to their worst day since July as inflation worsens
NEW YORK — The S&P 500 posted its worst one‑day percentage drop since late July as hotter‑than‑expected inflation…
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Hot inflation data triggers sharp Nasdaq decline and Wall Street sell-off
September’s hotter-than-expected U.S. inflation data spurred fears of further Federal Reserve rate hikes, driving tech stocks lower and…
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Bond market swings shake global stocks as AI optimism lifts Wall Street
NEW YORK, October 2 — Global stock markets saw volatility driven by bond market swings, while artificial intelligence…
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China Cuts US Treasury Holdings to an 18-Year Low as France and Canada Retreat
The numbers are stark. In 2012, foreign central banks and sovereign wealth funds held roughly half of all…
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China’s US Treasury Holdings Fall to $618 Billion, an 18-Year Low
WASHINGTON, September 17 — China’s holdings of US Treasury securities have fallen to their lowest level in 18…
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Fed Hikes Rates a Quarter-Point, First Time Since 2023
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday, the…
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Fed Raises Rates to 3.75%-4.00% as Inflation Hits 3.4%
WASHINGTON, September 17 — The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark interest rate by a quarter-point on Wednesday, the…
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Fed Raises Rates for First Time Since July 2023, Pressuring Bank Stocks
WASHINGTON, September 16 — The Federal Reserve raised its benchmark federal funds rate by a quarter of a…
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Stocks Fall as Fed Meeting Opens and 10-Year Treasury Yield Hits Highest Since 2007
WASHINGTON, September 15 — The Federal Reserve began a two‑day policy meeting on Tuesday, with markets already pricing…
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Treasury Chief Hails Buyback Even as 10-Year Yield Hits 5.041%
WASHINGTON, September 15 — The 10-year US Treasury note yield reached 5.041% on Tuesday, a 19-year high, according…
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Why the US Dollar Remains the World’s Reserve Currency, Vanguard Economists Say
WASHINGTON, September 12 — The dollar is involved in roughly 88% of all foreign exchange transactions and accounts…
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Japan And Korea Stocks Slump On Oil Spike, US-Iran Tension
TOKYO, September 4 — Japan’s Nikkei 225 fell between 1.9 percent and 2.5 percent to around 64,011 on…
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Distressed Sales Stay at 2% as Existing-Home Sales Hit 3.98 Million Pace
WASHINGTON, September 11 — The story begins with a number that looks like trouble: existing home sales in…
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US home sales slow to weakest pace in over a year as rates rise
WASHINGTON, September 11 — The story of the American housing market this autumn is one of a market…
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