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This Week: Fed’s Shift in Tone on Interest Rates Upends Markets

As of today, Monday, August 25, 2025, markets are waking up to a new and completely different landscape from the beginning of last week’s trading. The final week, which concluded on August 22, 2025, was a complex work of art on which the U.S. Dollar’s (USD) movements charted a path …

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Jerome Powell’s Pivotal Address: Three Scenarios for the Market’s Next Move

As the financial world awaits Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s highly anticipated speech at the annual economic symposium this Friday, investors are holding their breath for clarity on the central bank’s stance regarding interest rates. Amid a backdrop of mixed economic signals—steady GDP growth despite a struggling labor market, and …

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Boeing Edges Closer to Historic Mega-Deal with China for 500 Jets Amid Trade Talks

Boeing is on the verge of sealing a monumental aircraft deal with China that could involve selling up to 500 planes, according to informed sources. If finalized, this agreement would end a prolonged freeze on sales that dates back to a high-level U.S. visit to Beijing in 2017.Negotiations between Boeing …

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S&P Debt Rating Explained: Are Trump’s Tariffs A Fiscal Lifeline in Turbulent Times?

Experts who have watched economic policies unfold over decades, find the latest affirmation from S&P Global Ratings both vindicating and thought-provoking. In a bold move that defies conventional wisdom, President Donald Trump’s tariffs are proving to be more than just trade bluster—they’re a strategic revenue engine helping stabilize America’s finances. …

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Trump’s Promises of Manufacturing Boom Meet Economic Skepticism

Donald Trump’s aggressive trade policies, including sweeping tariffs on imports from over 100 countries, are being touted by his administration as the catalyst for a grand revival of American manufacturing. White House officials argue that these measures will make foreign goods more expensive, encouraging companies to produce domestically and restore …

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