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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

Eurozone inflation rose to 4% in October from 3.8% in September as energy prices surged, while core inflation held steady at 2.5%.

November 5, 2026

by Amanda Graham

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Fed Holds Rates as Warsh Strips a Rate Vote From the 2027 Calendar

The Federal Reserve held rates at 3.75% to 4% on a 10-2 vote, with Lisa Cook and Beth Hammack wanting a hike. Chairman Kevin Warsh then said one 2027 meeting will carry no rate vote or statement, and the details

October 29, 2026

by Amanda Graham

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Dow Falls 653 Points as $116 Oil Broadens Wall Street Sell-Off

The Dow fell 652.82 points on Friday, October 23, as Brent settled at $116.72 and selling

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Tale of Tariff: 5,000 Years of Silent Economic Warfare

By: Dr Malayendu Saha, Dr Soumya Mukherjee The Quiet Weapon That Shapes Nations From the dusty caravan trails of ancient Anatolia to modern-day high-speed fibre-optic cables carrying the contracts of today’s digital

August 23, 2025

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US stocks end week mostly lower as weak economic data fuels uncertainty

New York — Wall Street closed the week on a downbeat note as investors weighed fresh economic data that signaled renewed headwinds for the US economy. The three major indexes ended Friday

August 18, 2025

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Tariff tensions stall the drive as Global auto industry faces $12 billion hit

Detroit — Amid escalating protectionist policies from Washington, the global auto sector is suffering catastrophic financial losses, with industry giants absorbing nearly $12 billion in damages as a direct result of former

August 7, 2025

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Trump’s tariff politics sparks Global scramble for exemptions, reveals deep fractures in us trade diplomacy

Washington — As Donald Trump pushes forward with his hardline protectionist agenda, nations across the globe are racing to secure exemptions from the sweeping tariffs his administration is imposing, once again exposing

August 7, 2025

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Trump’s tariff blitz fractures global trade, isolates Washington

Washington — President Donald Trump signed an executive order late Thursday imposing a sweeping array of tariffs on imports from more than 90 nations, reigniting fears of a global trade war and

August 1, 2025

Economy·News

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Germany clings to fake stability as joblessness quietly nears crisis

Berlin — Germany, still clinging to its tattered image of industrial resilience, reported an almost laughably small rise in unemployment this July, desperately touting it as a sign of economic stability. Official

August 1, 2025

Business·Economy·News

Donald Trump threatens to fire Fed Chair Jerome Powell, raising legal questions and shaking investor confidence amid U.S. market volatility,

Trump’s wavering stance on Powell rattles markets, reignites Fed independence debate

Washington, D.C. — President Donald Trump privately expressed a desire to remove Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell before his term ends in May 2026, citing dissatisfaction with the Fed’s renovation expenditures and

July 16, 2025

Government and Politics·News

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Kids are Inheriting a Broken Economy – Why We Must Start Teaching Them About It Now

When parents talk to their kids about the way things were “when I was your age,” they often argue that they had it much tougher. What kid hasn’t heard a story about

June 29, 2025

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May PCE report shows stubborn inflation, forcing Fed to rethink summer rate cuts

The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation measure edged higher in May, offering a sobering reminder that while overall price pressures are cooling, core inflation remains firmly above target—keeping the central bank locked in

June 27, 2025

Economy·News

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July brings cheaper fruits and vegetables across Russia, economist says

As Russia braces for another inflationary summer, there’s a flicker of relief on the horizon: fresh produce prices are expected to drop sharply across the country in July, according to economist Svetlana

June 20, 2025

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Eurozone Inflation Rises to 4% in October as Energy Costs Surge

Fed Holds Rates as Warsh Strips a Rate Vote From the 2027 Calendar

Dow Falls 653 Points as $116 Oil Broadens Wall Street Sell-Off

Tale of Tariff: 5,000 Years of Silent Economic Warfare

US stocks end week mostly lower as weak economic data fuels uncertainty

Tariff tensions stall the drive as Global auto industry faces $12 billion hit

Trump’s tariff politics sparks Global scramble for exemptions, reveals deep fractures in us trade diplomacy

Trump’s tariff blitz fractures global trade, isolates Washington

Germany clings to fake stability as joblessness quietly nears crisis

Trump’s wavering stance on Powell rattles markets, reignites Fed independence debate

Kids are Inheriting a Broken Economy – Why We Must Start Teaching Them About It Now

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