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US Federal Debt Crisis Deepens:The US is facing a historic debt crisis as federal spending surges to World War II levels despite claims of a “strong” economy. In just 48 days, America added $1 trillion in new debt, pushing deficits toward $2 trillion for 2025. July alone saw a $291 billion shortfall, the second-largest July …
Jefferies View On Trump’s Second term:In this detailed analysis, former Fed economist and Jefferies strategist David Zervos shares insights on the growing concerns around the politicization of U.S. jobs data under the Trump administration, the rapid pace of trade deals with global partners, and why markets are shifting their focus from trade tensions to monetary …
President Donald Trump has reignited his criticism of Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell for keeping U.S. interest rates at two-decade highs, blaming the Fed for hurting homebuyers and farmers. Backed by Kansas Senator Roger Marshall, Trump argues that each percentage point in high rates costs the U.S. $365 billion annually. The controversy deepened as two …
U.S. markets hit fresh record highs as President Trump secured key trade deals and ramped up pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell to cut interest rates. This blog covers the growing clash between Trump and Powell, the controversial $3.1 billion Fed renovation, and the booming AI investment wave led by Google, Amazon, Microsoft, and Meta. …
This blog explores the real reason behind U.S. President Donald Trump’s sudden call for a ceasefire between Iran and Israel, even after Iran bombed American bases. It dives deep into how the fear of skyrocketing crude oil prices, inflation, and the threat of a U.S. recession pressured Trump into de-escalating tensions. Based on insights from …