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Wall Street Stays Upbeat as Stocks Rally Into Year’s Strongest Quarter Despite Washington Drama

Amid political gridlock, investors are keeping faith in U.S. markets. With record-high momentum, resilient earnings, and a historically strong fourth

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Fed’s Miran math may overstate the impact of immigration on inflation

”Population shifts won’t rock U.S. inflation,” says Fed Governor Stephen Miran. As the U.S. Federal Reserve continues to refine its

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US Federal Reserve expected to stay the course as US consumer prices set to remain high in September

Washington (France24) — US Consumer Price data for the month of September will be released later this Thursday, and is