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Greenback on the Defensive: Why Strong U.S. Growth Can’t Stem the Dollar’s 2026 Slide

The U.S. dollar extended its downward trajectory during Friday’s Wall Street session, as a confluence of bearish pressures continues to dictate market sentiment. The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY), which tracks the greenback against a basket of major peers, sustained significant weekly losses. The index shed approximately 0.1% on Friday, bringing …

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U.S. Economy Shows Resilience Amid Turbulence in 2025 A Year of Surprises

The U.S. economy faced numerous challenges in 2025, from widespread tariffs to slowing job growth and persistent inflation pressures. Despite early predictions of recession and soaring inflation, the economy continued to advance, displaying unexpected durability. Growth accelerated to its fastest pace in two years, and the stock market reached new …

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Trump’s Tariffs in Question: The Key FAQs Shaping the 2026 Trade Outlook

As the United States heads toward 2026, President Donald Trump’s tariff strategy remains one of the most debated pillars of economic policy. From soaring import duties and legal battles to hints of relief and talk of rebate checks, the picture is complex and fast-moving. Below is a clean, FAQ-themed guide …

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One Cut or Many? The Federal Reserve’s 2026 Policy Path Explained in FAQs

As the U.S. economy moves into 2026, investors, businesses, and policymakers are closely watching the Federal Reserve’s next moves. Based on the Federal Open Market Committee’s (FOMC) December 2025 Summary of Economic Projections, the central bank is signaling a cautious approach to monetary easing, shaped by resilient growth, lingering inflation …

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Is Nvidia Quietly Redrawing the Map of the AI Chip Race?

Nvidia’s decision to commit roughly $20 billion in cash to secure Groq’s inference technology and talent marks more than its largest deal ever. It signals a decisive bet on where artificial intelligence is heading next—and raises uncomfortable questions about competition, regulation, and concentration of power in the data-center economy.From Training …

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Wall Street on Pause for Christmas After Record Highs: Santa Rally in Sight for 2026

U.S. Markets Closed for Christmas, But the Buzz Continues: On December 25, 2025, U.S. markets are taking a holiday break, with both the New York Stock Exchange and Nasdaq closed for Christmas Day. While trading is paused, Wall Street is far from quiet. Investors are reflecting on record-setting closes from …

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Has Fed Successfully Absorbed Trump’s Pressure Without Losing Ground?

In 2025, the Federal Reserve found itself walking a delicate tightrope between political pressures and its mandate to stabilize the U.S. economy. Facing repeated threats from former President Donald Trump, the central bank adopted a low-profile, strategic approach, quietly absorbing challenges while maintaining its core independence.A Quiet Monetary Strategy in …

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