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US-China Trade Negotiations Poised for Breakthrough

Recent developments in US-China trade talks have injected a dose of optimism into what has been a prolonged period of economic friction between the two superpowers. Over the weekend, officials from both nations concluded productive discussions in Southeast Asia, laying out a preliminary framework that could prevent an immediate escalation …

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Weekly Recap: Markets await three high-impact events, stocks climb “wall of worry”

Global markets are anticipated to face a week full of pressure and fundamental factors that cannot be overlooked. The new trading week is dominated by a trifecta of high-impact events: first, undoubtedly, the widely expected Federal Reserve interest rate decision; second, the release of more earnings reports from major technology …

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Trump Ends Canada Trade Talks After Reagan-Themed Ad Sparks Diplomatic Rift

U.S. President Donald Trump has abruptly terminated all trade negotiations with Canada, citing what he called “egregious behavior” after a controversial advertisement from Ontario criticized his tariff policies using a decades-old speech by former president Ronald Reagan.The 60-second television spot, funded by Ontario’s government, features Reagan warning that trade barriers …

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Bitcoin Climbs Above $111,000 as Trade Tensions Ease and Inflation Cools

Bitcoin extended its rebound on Friday, climbing near $111,000 and heading for a solid weekly gain, as signs of easing trade tensions between the United States and China and softer U.S. inflation data boosted investor sentiment.The world’s largest cryptocurrency rose about 1%, marking a 2% weekly increase after two weeks …

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Wall Street Soars to Record Highs as Cooling Inflation Fuels Market Optimism

U.S. stocks roared to fresh record highs on Friday as investors cheered softer inflation data that bolstered expectations for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve. The rally marked a powerful vote of confidence in the U.S. economy’s resilience and capped one of the strongest weeks for Wall Street …

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Inflation Ticks Up as Tariffs Push Prices Higher and Shutdown Clouds Economic Outlook

U.S. inflation crept slightly higher in September, signaling renewed price pressures across key sectors even as the economy grapples with the prolonged government shutdown. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 3 percent from a year earlier, marking a modest acceleration from August’s 2.9 percent gain. The report, delayed by ten …

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Post-CPI Data: Dollar Strengthens Against Yen as U.S. Business Activity Outshines Inflation Slowdown

The U.S. dollar extended its winning streak against the Japanese yen on Friday, buoyed by robust business activity data that overshadowed signs of softer inflation. The USD/JPY pair climbed for the sixth consecutive session, trading near 152.80 as investors favored the greenback amid growing optimism about the strength of the …

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