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Should We Expect a Rate Cut From the Fed Today?
Today is an important day for the american economy as the long-awaited Fed meeting will take place at around 19:00 (UTC).
Here is Why a Surprise Rate Cut Could be Bad for the Markets
Investors are eagerly anticipating a signal from the Federal Reserve regarding potential interest rate cuts in September, but a sudden move this week could have negative consequences for the markets.
Rising Debt Spurs Recession Fears: Key Indicators to Watch
The U.S. debt level surpassed $35 trillion on July 29, amplifying worries about the economy and a possible recession.
US Government Spending May Lead to Bankruptcy, Expert Warns
Mike Novogratz, the CEO of Galaxy Digital, has raised alarms about the current state of US government spending, suggesting that it is on a dangerous path that could lead to bankruptcy.
Investors Should Adjust Their Strategies as the U.S. Debt is at $35 Trillion
JPMorgan Chase analysts are raising concerns as the U.S. national debt nears $35 trillion.
Rate Cuts Expected as Fed Balances Inflation and Employment
Federal Reserve officials are approaching a decision to lower borrowing costs within the next few months. Chair Jerome Powell might hint at this move soon, as concerns grow about impacting a strong yet slowing job market.
U.S. Economy Stands Strong After Stock Market Crash and Crypto Correction
The U.S. economy, despite what many think, is experiencing relatively strong growth, which may come as a surprise to many.
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Cathie Wood Sees Recession Risks, Predicts Policy Shift
19.03.2025 11:00 1 min. read -
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Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady as Economic Uncertainty Mounts
19.03.2025 20:03 1 min. read -
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Fed Signals Rate Cuts, but Market Uncertainty Persists
24.03.2025 10:00 2 min. read -
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U.S. Senate’s Approval of Funding Bill Creates Tension Among Democrats
16.03.2025 15:00 2 min. read -
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Global Economic Pressures Mount as U.S. Trade Policies and Inflation Concerns Persist
30.03.2025 9:00 3 min. read
