#US Economy
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Major US companies announce plans to cut at least 52,000 jobs as the employment market shifts dramatically. From tech to manufacturing, no sector is immune to this wave of restructuring that signals broader economic concerns.
The Federal Reserve signals it won't rush interest rate cuts as the US economy shows unexpected strength, creating ripple effects across global markets and investment strategies.
US core capital goods orders surge for fifth consecutive month, signaling robust business investment and economic resilience amid global uncertainty.
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Analyzing the gap between Trump's claims of a red-hot economy and actual economic indicators, exploring policy implications and market reactions
Federal agencies rolled back enforcement against 166 companies in the first year of Trump's second term. Discover the impact of this major Trump corporate enforcement rollback.
President Trump reveals direct talks with credit card companies. Learn how the potential Trump credit card interest rate cap could affect your wallet.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon calls Trump's 10% credit card interest rate cap an 'economic disaster' at Davos 2026. Experts warn 80% of Americans could lose credit access.
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A Reuters poll indicates the Fed will hold interest rates through March 2026 due to strong economic growth, potentially leaving Jerome Powell with no cuts before his term ends.
Fact-checking Donald Trump's 2026 economic claims during his first anniversary news conference. Analysis of inflation, drug prices, and job numbers vs. reality.
US GDP hit 4.3% in 2025, but the Trump Tariff Economic Impact 2026 reveals a hidden crisis of labor shortages and wealth inequality behind the stock market rally.
Fed Vice Chair Philip Jefferson says the current policy stance is 'well positioned.' Explore the latest on Fed Philip Jefferson interest rate policy 2026 and its market impact.
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The US current account deficit contracted sharply in Q3 2025, driven by strong service exports and investment income. Discover what this means for the dollar.
