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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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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The $36 Trillion Problem:America’s Budget Bomb Is Ticking Even in Good Times,Here Is Everything You Need To Know

The $36 Trillion Problem:The U.S. is facing a dangerous and unprecedented fiscal crisis — not because of recession, war, or pandemic, but due to deep-rooted structural imbalances. With annual spending outpacing revenue by nearly $2 trillion and interest payments on debt exploding past the defense budget, America’s long-term economic future is at serious risk. This …

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The White House says the New Bill will drive 3% GDP growth, but JP Morgan strongly disagrees with this. Here is what JP Morgan says

The White House says the New Bill will drive 3% GDP growth:U.S. stocks are hitting record highs as policy clarity returns on fiscal, trade, and immigration fronts. JP Morgan’s David Kelly analyzes the latest jobs report, warns of slow economic growth ahead, and explains why AI-driven productivity gains are still years away. The White House …

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America’s Global Investment Gap Shrinks Slightly in Q1,2025 — But the Deficit Still Runs Deep

Global Investment Gap Shrinks Slightly in Q1,2025:The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis reported a $1.92 trillion improvement in America’s net international investment position in Q1 2025, bringing the deficit to –$24.61 trillion. This shift was driven by rising foreign asset values, a weaker dollar, and falling U.S. stock prices that reduced liability values. Assets reached …

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President Trump NATO Speech Highlights “Operation Midnight Hammer,” Economic Optimism, and the Road Ahead

President Trump takes center stage at the NATO meeting in The Hague, touting military success and economic revival. With peace in the Middle East, falling oil prices, and a major tax bill nearing passage, the administration claims a new era of prosperity and security. White House Economic Director Kevin Hassett outlines what it all means …

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Trump Calls Bitcoin ‘Amazing’ — Says It’s Boosting the US Economy and Easing Pressure on the Dollar

President Donald Trump has once again expressed strong support for Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry, praising its job creation impact and calling it “amazing.” During a White House conference, he highlighted Bitcoin’s role in the US economy, its resilience during market turbulence, and even its contribution to easing pressure on the US dollar. The President …

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Foreign Investment in the U.S Drops Sharply to $52.8 Billion In Early 2025,Lowest Since 2022

In early 2025, foreign investment (FDI) in the United States dropped to its lowest level in over a year due to uncertainty around President Trump’s proposed tariffs. This article explores the reasons behind the decline, its economic implications, and the potential rebound driven by major upcoming investments from Japanese and South Korean companies like Nippon …

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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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