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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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Intel Stock Shines Amid Mixed Wall Street Earnings as Q3 Reports Roll In

Wall Street closed Thursday with modest gains as the third-quarter earnings season gathered momentum, showcasing a mixed bag of corporate results that continue to shape investor sentiment. Intel emerged as the standout performer, while other major companies, including Tesla, Netflix, General Motors, and Ford, released results that highlighted both strength …

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Looming CPI: A Brief Glimpse into Inflation Amid the Government Shutdown

After weeks of silence on key economic data, Americans will get a rare peek into the state of inflation this Friday, as the federal government releases the September Consumer Price Index (CPI). The government shutdown has created an unusual blackout of critical economic reports, leaving policymakers, businesses, and households navigating …

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Bitcoin Short Giants Collapse: Millions in Profits and a Bullish Breath of Relief

The Bitcoin market has experienced a major shift in recent days following the closure of two of the largest short positions ever recorded, each exceeding $100 million, easing selling pressure and offering bulls a window to reclaim control.Massive Trades, Massive ProfitsThe first position, executed with precise timing, capitalized on a …

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