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Fed Clings to Caution as Markets Turn Volatile, Gold Takes the Hardest Hit

The Federal Reserve’s latest policy statement and remarks from Chair Jerome Powell reflected a phase of deliberate caution, as the central bank opted to keep interest rates unchanged, signaling that monetary policy is likely to remain stable in the near term.This approach underscores the Fed’s preference to closely monitor economic …

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Big Tech Bloodbath or AI Boom? Q4 2025 Earnings Ignite the Ultimate AI Showdown

As of January 29, 2026, the Magnificent Seven’s earnings season is exploding, with hyperscalers dumping billions into AI infrastructure amid scrutiny over returns. Combined 2026 CapEx for Microsoft, Meta, Alphabet, and Amazon could top $470-500B, up from $350B in 2025. Meta crushes estimates, Tesla beats despite declines, Microsoft stumbles on …

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Powell Signals Fed Will Remain Cautious as Rates Hold Steady

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell emphasized caution as the central bank opted to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 3.50%–3.75% during its January meeting. Powell made it clear that no rate hike is expected as the next move, underscoring a flexible, data-driven approach rather than a preset path for …

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Yen Pressured As Powell’s Strategic Patience Holds US Dollar Firm

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell used the post-meeting message to reinforce a strategy of continuity rather than change. By keeping interest rates unchanged, policymakers emphasized that the current stance remains appropriate given the balance of risks facing the economy. The decision reflected confidence in existing policy tools and a reluctance …

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Powell Hits Pause on Rates as Markets Brace for What Comes Next

PoweKeeps Policy Steady at Start of 2026Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell opened the year by signaling patience, as policymakers left interest rates unchanged at their January meeting. The decision matched market expectations, shifting attention away from the move itself and toward Powell’s message about the economic road ahead.Powell Flags Inflation …

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Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady as Markets Focus on What Comes Next

The US central bank left interest rates unchanged at the conclusion of its first policy meeting of 2026, opting to keep the benchmark rate within the 3.50%–3.75% range. The decision aligned fully with market expectations and reflected a cautious approach as policymakers assess the balance between slowing economic momentum and …

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