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Is Ending Quarterly Earnings a Risk Worth Taking?

US President Donald Trump has called for U.S. public companies to move from quarterly to semiannual earnings reporting. He argues that fewer reporting requirements would reduce regulatory burdens and allow corporate leaders to focus on long-term strategies. The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), under Chair Gary Gensler, has been tasked …

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EU Delays 19th Sanctions Package on Russia Amid U.S. Pressure

The European Union has postponed the adoption of its 19th sanctions package against Russia, reflecting divisions within the bloc and growing external pressure from Washington. Originally expected to be presented this week, the measures have been delayed indefinitely, with no clear date set for renewed discussions.The delay comes as U.S. …

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Market Drivers – US Session: Global Currency Pairs Rally as Traders Price In a Broad-Based Dollar Decline

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) is currently trading at 97.343, down 0.28% for the day. This recent decline is part of a broader weakening trend for the dollar. Over the last month, the DXY has fallen by 0.86%, and the losses are even more significant over longer periods, with the …

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Will the Fed’s Rate Cut Finally Unleash the Inflationary Beast?

The global economic narrative is dominated by a high-stakes question: can the Federal Reserve navigate a soft landing? The data presents a contradictory picture. On one hand, the U.S. labor market is showing clear signs of cooling, with recent reports indicating softer job gains and a rise in initial jobless …

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A New Chapter for Earnings: Trump’s Push to End Quarterly Reports

President Donald Trump has reignited the debate over corporate financial reporting, advocating for an end to mandatory quarterly earnings reports in favor of a semi-annual schedule. The proposal, which was made public on social media, calls on the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to make this significant change. According to …

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Oil’s Unstable Equilibrium: The High-Stakes Battle Between Politics and Production

Crude oil prices are currently locked in a persistent trading range, a reflection of the significant and often conflicting forces at play. Despite geopolitical tensions that suggest prices should be rising, the market remains skeptical. For instance, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude is trading around $63.27 per barrel, showing a …

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