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Weekly Recap: From Hopes of De-escalation to New Escalation Risks, Markets Roiled by Volatility

Global markets staged a notable recovery last week after a period of sharp volatility, as investors responded to signals suggesting a potential easing of tensions in the Iran crisis. Equities rose and investor sentiment improved temporarily, yet uncertainty persisted due to the lack of a clear exit strategy and ongoing …

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US Employment Boom Meets Wage Slowdown: A Closer Look

The U.S. labor market delivered a powerful surprise in March, with hiring figures far exceeding expectations. Nonfarm payrolls jumped by 178,000 jobs, a sharp rebound from a previously revised decline of 133,000. The strong headline figure signals that businesses are still actively adding workers, defying concerns about a broader economic …

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Missiles, Money, and the Middle East: Inside Trump’s Massive $1.5T War Budget

The United States is preparing for a dramatic escalation in military funding, as President Donald Trump moves to introduce a $1.5 trillion defense budget for 2027. This proposal represents a sharp increase from already record-breaking levels, underscoring how rapidly defense priorities are expanding in response to rising global conflicts. Just …

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Iran Fortifies Defenses as U.S. Escalation Signals Raise Risk of Ground Conflict

Iran is accelerating military preparations amid growing concerns that the conflict with the United States could escalate into a ground war, raising the stakes for regional stability and global markets. Military Buildup Signals Rising Tensions Tehran is reinforcing defenses around critical energy infrastructure and strategic مواقع as the risk of …

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