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Could Trump’s Trade Triumphs Fuel America’s Economic Surge?

A Week of Trade Talks and Market MomentumThis week, global markets buzzed with optimism as President Donald Trump’s trade negotiations took center stage, sparking debates about their potential to reshape America’s economic landscape. On July 28, 2025, U.S. and Chinese officials convened in Sweden to hammer out trade details, just …

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Weekly Recap: Earnings, Trade Wins and Fed Talks Shape the Week

US President Donald Trump has announced that a trade deal has been struck between the US and the EU following a private meeting between the US president and the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. The President of the European Commission confirmed there would be tariffs of …

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Will Cracks Emerge in US-Japan Trade Deal?

Discrepancies Over Investment and Profits:A seemingly triumphant announcement of a preliminary trade deal between the United States and Japan earlier this week is now facing scrutiny, as details emerging from Japanese officials suggest the agreement’s terms may be far less settled than initially portrayed by the White House. While the …

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Political Firewalls Weaken: Are Powell’s Stance, Fed’s Independence Still Under Threat?

A significant shift is underway in the political landscape surrounding the Federal Reserve. While President Donald Trump has historically challenged Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for the central bank’s monetary policy decisions, a long-standing “firewall” of support from Republican lawmakers is now showing signs of degradation. This erosion of traditional …

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Dow Jones Rebounds: Unexpected Durables Strength and Tariff Hopes Fuel Market Rally

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) demonstrated a notable recovery on Friday, clawing back recent losses and regaining its footing after a mild downturn. This resurgence was primarily buoyed by a better-than-expected report on Durable Goods Orders, coupled with persistent investor optimism regarding the potential softening of proposed broad tariff …

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Oil Under Pressure: Brent and WTI Drop as Supply Surges and Demand Outlook Clouds

Global oil markets are facing renewed pressure, with both West Texas Intermediate (WTI) and Brent crude oil prices sliding. WTI has slipped below the key $65 mark, currently trading at $65.13 per barrel, reflecting daily losses exceeding 1.50%. Brent, the international benchmark, is also seeing declines, trading near $68.46 per …

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