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U.S. Inflation Accelerates in March, Pushing Back Expectations for Fed Rate Cuts
The acceleration of U.S. inflation in March challenges the Fed's purported plans for imminent rate cuts.
The acceleration of U.S. inflation in March challenges the Fed's purported plans for imminent rate cuts.
Germany's industry faces a bleak economic outlook and the prospect of relocating operations abroad due to its dependency on expensive energy imports.
Oil prices poised to hit $100, threatening inflation spike amid contradictory interest rate cuts by central banks.
The term "Bidenvilles" emerges as a grim symbol of modern poverty in America, where soaring housing costs force many to live in cars, reminiscent of the "Hoovervilles" of the Great Depression era.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s rate cut in its consumer bank Marcus reflects a wider financial sector trend, driven by expectations of Federal Reserve policy changes and underlying economic fragility.
The European Court's ruling on Swiss climate action reveals the contradictions in global climate policy, where environmental goals clash with energy realities.
The NFIB reports a significant decline in U.S. small business confidence to its lowest since 2012, primarily due to inflation concerns.
California's increase to a $20 minimum wage has triggered layoffs in the fast-food sector and threatening the future of low-skill jobs.
The acceleration of U.S. inflation in March challenges the Fed's purported plans for imminent rate cuts.
Germany's industry faces a bleak economic outlook and the prospect of relocating operations abroad due to its dependency on expensive energy imports.
Oil prices poised to hit $100, threatening inflation spike amid contradictory interest rate cuts by central banks.
The term "Bidenvilles" emerges as a grim symbol of modern poverty in America, where soaring housing costs force many to live in cars, reminiscent of the "Hoovervilles" of the Great Depression era.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s rate cut in its consumer bank Marcus reflects a wider financial sector trend, driven by expectations of Federal Reserve policy changes and underlying economic fragility.
The European Court's ruling on Swiss climate action reveals the contradictions in global climate policy, where environmental goals clash with energy realities.
The NFIB reports a significant decline in U.S. small business confidence to its lowest since 2012, primarily due to inflation concerns.
California's increase to a $20 minimum wage has triggered layoffs in the fast-food sector and threatening the future of low-skill jobs.
Rising oil prices might trigger a global recession, mirroring historical oil shocks and impacting consumer behavior and central bank policies.
The recent surge in oil prices is raising intricate economic questions, challenging the balance between inflation concerns and the possibility of a disinflationary trend in global markets.
Gold is ripping to new all time highs, and China could be behind the move. Is the Western gold market manipulation finally reaching its endgame?
China defaults on a staggering debt of over $1 trillion to American citizens, a historic financial dispute rooted in agreements from the 1930s.
EJ Antoni exposes how Federal Reserve policies have fostered an entrenched underclass in America.
The disparity between the payroll report's optimistic job additions and the household survey's indication of a weakened labor market.
