Is the US Bull Market Sustainable? Megan of Vernon’s Capital Weighs In

Is the US Bull Market Sustainable?: U.S. markets are at record highs, but risks loom. Megan, CIO of Vernon’s Capital Advisors, discusses in a Recent Interview why investors should stay cautious ahead of the August 1 tariff deadline and uncertain Fed rate cuts. While she remains bullish long-term, she warns that tech and growth stocks …

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Senator Tommy Tuberville and Larry Kudlow Discuss Inflation, Tariffs, AI, Crime, and America’s Economic Future

In this in-depth conversation, Alabama Senator Tommy Tuberville joins veteran economic analyst and host Larry Kudlow to break down the most pressing issues currently facing the U.S. economy and society. The discussion opens with strong criticism of the Federal Reserve and its Chairman Jerome Powell, questioning the Fed’s rate policies, inflation handling, and lack of …

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US Trade Secretary Bessent Says Powell Will Leave FED Board in May 2026

Bessent Says Powell Will Leave FED Board in May 2026: In a comprehensive interview, US Trade Secretary Bessent addressed key economic and trade issues—from the Federal Reserve’s inflation outlook and speculation around Chair Jerome Powell’s future to Nvidia’s resumed GPU exports to China. He explained how export control policies were used as leverage in ongoing …

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US Inflation Falls for Fifth Straight Month to 2.7%: Former Fed Governor Randall Kroszner Says FED Won’t Cut Rates In July Meeting

US Inflation continues to ease, but the Federal Reserve holds off on rate cuts. Former Fed Governor Randy Kroszner explains why services inflation, tariffs, and cautious Fed policy are shaping the interest rate outlook for 2025. US Inflation Falls for Fifth Straight Month to 2.7% In a conversation with Media that brought clarity to the …

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Trump Administration Targets Powell Over $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation Amid Interest Rate Dispute

Trump’s budget chief slams Fed Chair Powell for mismanaging central bank funds and misleading Congress over costly headquarters renovation, escalating tensions over interest rate policies. Trump Administration Targets Powell Over $2.5 Billion Fed Renovation In a fresh escalation of tensions between the Trump administration and the U.S. Federal Reserve, President Donald Trump’s top officials have …

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Who Will Be the Next Fed Chair? Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent Weighs In on Trump’s Tariff Deadline and the Future of US Economic Policy

Who Will Be the Next Fed Chair:US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent opened up about the Trump administration’s aggressive economic strategy — from the looming August 1st tariff deadline to the sweeping immigration reforms in the “One Big Beautiful Bill.” He also addressed growing speculation about who might replace Fed Chair Jerome Powell, hinting at the …

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U.S. Federal Reserve 2025 Stress Test: Big Banks Show Strength Amid Hypothetical Recession Scenario

The Federal Reserve 2025 stress test shows U.S. banks can endure a severe recession while maintaining required capital levels, highlighting the system’s resilience. Projected losses exceed $550 billion, but banks remain above regulatory thresholds. U.S. Federal Reserve 2025 Stress Test: Big Banks Show Strength Amid Hypothetical Recession Scenario In its latest annual stress test, the …

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Jerome Powell Says Economy in Strong Shape but Warns Tariff Inflation Storm May Be Brewing

Jerome Powell Says Economy in Strong Shape:n a highly anticipated press conference, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell shared an optimistic outlook on the U.S. economy while cautioning about potential inflationary pressures due to new tariffs. Powell explained why the Fed is adopting a wait-and-watch approach before cutting interest rates, emphasizing forward-looking policy and evolving business …

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US Inflation Cools to 2.4% in May, Core at 2.8%: CPI Comes in Below Expectations But Long-Term Pressures Persist

US Inflation:The US Consumer Price Index (CPI) for May 2025 showed a year-over-year increase of 2.4%, with core inflation (excluding food and energy) at 2.8%. Both monthly readings came in below expectations, signaling short-term cooling. However, long-term inflation pressures persist, with CPI indices hitting record highs. Markets responded positively, but questions remain about data collection …

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