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US Trade Court Tests Legality of Trump’s Sweeping 10% Tariff

New York — A U.S. trade court on Friday is set to hear arguments on the legality of a 10%

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Japan firms signal resilience as inflation expectations climb, Iran war clouds outlook

“Companies are obviously worried about the fallout from the conflict. As fuel costs spike, they will have little choice but

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IMF clears path for $1.2 billion Pakistan tranche amid inflation risks

Washington– The International Monetary Fund and Pakistan have reached a staff-level agreement on a loan program review, paving the way

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Trump signature set for U.S. currency in unprecedented Treasury redesign

Washington— The administration of Donald Trump said on Thursday that new U.S. paper currency will carry the president’s signature beginning

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Silver Soars to Historic Heights as Gold Extends Strong Rally

New Delhi – Silver reached an extraordinary milestone as it climbed to a fresh record high, marking one of the

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Gold Surges to One-Month High as Silver Hits Record Levels After Fed Rate Cut

Mumbai – Gold prices climbed sharply on Thursday, reaching their highest level in more than a month, as the U.S.

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Global Markets Gain Momentum as US Bond Yields Dip and Fed Outlook Brightens

New York – Global markets began the midweek session on a positive note as equities gained momentum and bond yields

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Fed’s Beth Hammack Expresses Confidence in Balanced Economic Approach Amid Inflation Concerns

Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Beth Hammack emphasizes the Fed’s careful balancing of inflation control and economic stability, highlighting

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Dollar Strengthens as Investors Seek Safety Amid Global Market Uncertainty

The U.S. dollar continues its upward trajectory, reaching a fresh four-month high against major currencies as investors flock toward safe-haven

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Bessent Sees Brighter Economic Outlook as Housing Sector Faces Adjustment

Treasury Secretary urges faster rate cuts to strengthen consumer confidence and stabilize housing growth. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has

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