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Canada’s Economy Posts Modest Growth as Energy and Construction Offset Manufacturing Weakness

Canada’s economy began the year on a steady footing, with modest growth supported by strength in energy and construction, even as manufacturing activity declined. According to Statistics Canada, real gross domestic product rose 0.1% in January, following a revised 0.2% increase in December. The reading came slightly above expectations, indicating …

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Apple Shines, Bitcoin Struggles: A Tale of Two Markets

Apple’s stock climbed to $253.79, marking a 2.9% daily gain. The company continues to thrive on its diverse ecosystem—iPhones, Macs, iPads, wearables, and digital services—spanning markets from the Americas to Greater China. Nearly five decades after its founding, Apple remains a global powerhouse, blending hardware innovation with subscription-driven growth. Bitcoin’s …

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War Winds Ease, Markets Breathe: Dollar Slips as Global Risk Appetite Returns

Financial markets found renewed momentum as signs of potential de-escalation in the Iran war reshaped investor sentiment. Hopes that the conflict could move toward a diplomatic resolution reduced demand for traditional safe-haven assets, sending the US dollar lower while boosting equities across major markets. The change in tone comes as …

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Diplomacy Steps In Through a Sino-Pakistani Peace Plan as War Pressures Mount

Amid intensifying conflict in the Middle East, China and Pakistan have launched a joint diplomatic initiative aimed at easing tensions and restoring stability. The move comes as the war continues to strain the region, raising global concerns over security, energy flows, and economic fallout.The announcement followed high-level talks between both …

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Inflation at Risk of Getting Stuck Near 3%, Kansas City Fed’s Schmid Sounds the Alarm

In a pointed warning that underscores the Federal Reserve’s ongoing struggle with price stability, Kansas City Fed President Jeff Schmid cautioned that U.S. inflation could become entrenched at levels close to 3%. Speaking in Oklahoma City, Schmid argued that the recent surge in oil prices—driven by geopolitical tensions in the …

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