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Trump Expands Bond Investments, Highlighting Confidence in US Corporates and Public Infrastructure

A diversified bond buying spree signals long-term confidence in American companies, public services, and financial stability. US President Donald Trump

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US Consumers Show Financial Resilience as Job Market Concerns Rise in December

A new consumer outlook survey highlights cautious optimism among Americans, with households feeling steadier about personal finances even as they