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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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Federal Reserve Explores New Streamlined “Payment Account” for Nonbank Firms

Washington – The U.S. Federal Reserve is exploring the idea of creating a new type of account that would give

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Federal Reserve’s signal sparks investor optimism, driving Dow and S&P 500 into positive territory as markets eye stability and easing

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“Investors remain optimistic as the U.S. labor market shows resilience, supporting continued growth and potential rate cuts,” Wall Street enters

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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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Bank of Korea board member says must coordinate policy to respond to financial stability risks

“Financial stability cannot be taken for granted; policy coordination is essential to navigate emerging risks,” said Shin Sung-hwan, a board

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