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Affordability is crushing consumer confidence. The Fed’s next move could make or break the economy’s inflation fight. Source: fortune.com
Drone strikes on refineries and ports have caused some disruption but had little impact on Moscow’s oil revenues. Source: wsj.com
While the U.S. economy grew strongly in 2025, it is currently on shaky ground. Spiking inflation, static interest rates, the ongoing Iran war, and other dynamics have contributed to a difficult economic moment ahead of midterm elections in November. Source: cfr.org
A strong majority in both parties believe higher gas prices will lead to a higher cost of living. Source: forbes.com
As artificial intelligence continues to reshape the U.S. economy and job market, many are turning to trade schools in hopes of securing “AI-proof” blue-collar jobs. Source: abc7.com
The stock market has hit a string of record highs even without a US-Iran peace deal. BofA says markets may be pricing in AI-driven disinflation. Source: businessinsider.com
Competitiveness is waning, exports are weakening, costs are rising: More and more companies in Germany are moving production abroad. Does structural decline loom? Source: dw.com
The longer the Iran war drags on, the more the global economy will have to grapple with a stagflationary problem no interest rate decision can solve. Source: axios.com
In 2025, manufacturing in Wisconsin contracted by about 8,600 jobs, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics but there’s more to that figure. Source: jsonline.com
American consumers turned more positive about the future course of the economy in April, as people enjoyed record tax refunds and a temporary ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran. The Conference Board’s consumer confidence index, released on Tuesday, rose by 0.6 points to 92.8 (1985=100) in April, Source: usnews.com
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