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Calm in Bonds Signals Opportunity: Are Stocks Ready for Your Favorite Picks?

Emilia Wright | February 10, 2025

Calm in Bonds Suggests It’s Time to Pencil in Stocks You Like – But Wait for Market-Moving Headlines from Washington The bond market is sending a clear message to investors: hold your horses. As President Trump’s second term commenced, the U.S. government bonds experienced a tumultuous selloff that momentarily sparked fears of a resurgence in…

New Tariffs Raise Costs for American Online Shoppers: What You Need to Know

Emilia Wright | February 7, 2025

New Tariffs and Duty Fees Impacting American Shoppers On Wednesday, Matthew Cannon’s college-age daughter forwarded a request for payment from delivery company DHL concerning her order from Australian fashion seller I.Am.Gia. The request included duties and fees totaling $45.19 on a $65 top she purchased for the Mardi Gras celebrations in New Orleans. Cannon, who…

Trump’s Unpredictable Policies Stir Uncertainty Among CEOs and Stifle Investment Growth

Emilia Wright | February 6, 2025

Uncertainty Reigns: Trump’s Policies Leave CEOs Hesitant to Invest Concerns are mounting that President Donald Trump’s aggressive policies, particularly regarding trade and tariffs, are causing a palpable chill among corporate leaders, leading to slowed investments in new production. Business sentiment, while initially buoyed by the promise of a business-friendly atmosphere under Trump’s administration, is showing…

Investors Remain Calm Amid Trade War Turmoil: Market Resilience Reshapes Financial Sentiment

Emilia Wright | February 5, 2025

Investors Shake Off Trade-War Fears Amid Market Resilience Amid ongoing trade tensions, particularly between the United States and China, investors displayed a noteworthy sense of calm, demonstrating a resilience that has left many market analysts questioning how long this tranquility will last. This renewed confidence in financial markets came after a tumultuous day of trading,…

U.S. Halts Tariffs on Mexico and Canada: What It Means for Trade and Markets

Emilia Wright | February 4, 2025

U.S. Pauses Tariffs on Mexico and Canada While China Tariffs Remain In a significant shift in trade policy, President Donald Trump has paused plans for imposing 25% tariffs on goods imported from Mexico and Canada. This decision follows separate discussions with leaders from both nations, aimed at addressing border security and curbing the flow of…

Trump’s New Tariffs Spark Trade War with Canada, Mexico, and China: Economic Impact and Responses Explored

Emilia Wright | February 3, 2025

Trump Launches Trade War on Canada, Mexico, and China, Provoking Retaliation The Biden administration’s trade relationships with Canada, Mexico, and China have taken a significant hit following the latest move from former President Donald Trump, who has launched a new series of tariffs on these key trade partners. Beginning Tuesday, the U.S. will implement a…

Consumer Spending Soars as U.S. Economy Begins 2025 with Strong Momentum

Emilia Wright | January 31, 2025

Consumer Spending Surges as U.S. Economy Poised for Strong Start in 2025 The U.S. economy has entered 2025 on a high note, with consumer spending showing remarkable strength for the third consecutive quarter. The holiday shopping season provided an unexpected boost, with December spending figures surpassing expectations and laying a solid foundation for future growth….

Why the Federal Reserve May Have Reached the End of Interest Rate Cuts

Emilia Wright | January 31, 2025

Why the Fed May Be Done Cutting Interest Rates—Once and for All The Federal Reserve’s recent meeting has set off a flurry of discussions among economists regarding the future of interest rates in the U.S. Following Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s post-meeting press conference, some experts believe that the cycle of interest rate cuts is over,…

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