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Markets Hit Record Highs as Strong Jobs Report Offsets Delay in Fed Rate Cut
Markets climbed to record highs Thursday after a stronger-than-expected jobs report calmed recession fears. SPY and Nvidia led the way…
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Job Growth Beats Forecasts, But Private Hiring Slows to a Crawl
June’s 147,000 job gains and falling unemployment paint a solid picture—but most of the hiring came from the public sector.…
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Fed Holds Rates Steady as Jobs Data Hides Private-Sector Weakness
June’s job gains beat expectations, but the real story is weaker private-sector growth and falling labor participation—factors that make a…
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Thailand Signals Possible Rate Cut as U.S. Tariffs and Political Risk Loom
Thailand’s central bank is holding interest rates at 1.75% for now, but Deputy Governor Roong Mallikamas says the BOT stands…
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Iran’s Nuclear Pullback Lifts Oil 2%, but Market Stays Grounded
Oil gained 2% as Iran blocked IAEA access, raising geopolitical risks. But with U.S. crude stockpiles climbing and no Hormuz…
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European Markets Edge Higher on Renewable Energy Rally and Luxury Rebound
European stocks rose modestly Tuesday, led by a 10% surge in Vestas and a luxury sector bounce as U.S. tax…
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S&P Gains Slightly, Nasdaq Slips as Markets Digest Trump’s $4.5 Trillion Tax Bill
The S&P 500 inched higher Tuesday as the Senate passed Trump’s massive tax bill, but the Nasdaq fell, with tech…
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Stellantis Warns of ICE Plant Closures If CO₂ Targets Missed
Stellantis may close internal combustion engine plants in Europe if EV sales don’t rise fast enough to meet EU carbon…
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Powell Reaffirms Fed’s Dollar Swap Line Role, But Political Risks Loom
Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the central bank stands ready to use dollar swap lines to support global liquidity—but political…
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Job Openings Jump in May, but Hiring Slows — A Labor Market in Stall Mode
Job openings in May surged past expectations to 7.77 million—but with hiring down and layoffs flat, the labor market looks…
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