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US November CPI Plunges to 2.7%: Fed Rate Cut Repricing Hammers Dollar, Gold Holds Near Record Highs

US November CPI Plunges to 2.7%: Fed Rate Cut Repricing Hammers Dollar, Gold Holds Near Record Highs

US November CPI came in at 2.7% year-over-year, far below expectations, with core inflation hitting a 2021 low. Fed 2026 rate-cut repricing intensifies, dollar plunges 9.5% for steepest 7-year drop, gold holds near record highs amid consolidation.

US Unemployment Hits 4.6%: Fed Rate Cut Outlook Dims as Labor Market Weakens

US Unemployment Hits 4.6%: Fed Rate Cut Outlook Dims as Labor Market Weakens

US unemployment climbed to 4.6% in November, highest since September 2021, with wage growth slowing to 3.5%. Fed rate cut expectations for 2026 slashed to 30% probability as dollar posts largest annual decline since 2017.

Speed vs. Accuracy in US Jobs Data Debate Rekindled After Government Shutdown

Speed vs. Accuracy in US Jobs Data Debate Rekindled After Government Shutdown

The US government shutdown reignited the age-old debate over speed versus accuracy in jobs data reporting. Extending survey response times may yield better data quality, but what does this mean for markets and investors?

Iran’s Currency Hits Record Low, Sparking Fears of Soaring Food Prices

Iran’s Currency Hits Record Low, Sparking Fears of Soaring Food Prices

Iran’s currency continues to plunge, fueling inflation and pushing essential goods prices higher, squeezing household budgets and shaking market confidence.

Mortgage Crisis: What Are Europeans Cutting Back On to Make Ends Meet?

Mortgage Crisis: What Are Europeans Cutting Back On to Make Ends Meet?

As the cost of living soars, the 2025 festive season is expected to be muted for many Europeans who are trimming expenses and opting for simpler celebrations amid mortgage pressures.

Car Prices Hit Record High as Trump Blames Fuel Efficiency Standards

Car Prices Hit Record High as Trump Blames Fuel Efficiency Standards

In December 2025, new car prices reached an all-time high. Former President Trump blames fuel efficiency regulations for driving costs up. Here’s a deep dive into what’s fueling these price surges and what it means for buyers.

Reflecting on 2025: Navigating Financial Ups and Downs

Reflecting on 2025: Navigating Financial Ups and Downs

As 2025 winds down, it’s time to reflect on the financial storms and choices we faced this year—what worked, what didn’t, and how to prepare smarter for the year ahead.

Mexico’s Aerospace Sector Soars — But Could USMCA Review Ground It?

Mexico’s Aerospace Sector Soars — But Could USMCA Review Ground It?

Mexico’s aerospace industry has taken off under the USMCA trade deal, but renewed scrutiny from the Trump administration threatens to derail this booming sector.

China’s Credit Expansion Remains Muted as Demand Stalls

China’s Credit Expansion Remains Muted as Demand Stalls

China’s loan growth fell short of expectations in November, highlighting weak credit demand from households and businesses that continues to weigh on economic recovery.

Greece’s Pierrakakis Triumphs in Eurogroup Leadership Race

Greece’s Pierrakakis Triumphs in Eurogroup Leadership Race

Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis has been elected Eurogroup chairman, marking a stunning turnaround for Greece from near expulsion from the eurozone a decade ago.

Mortgage Rates Hit Lowest Levels of The Week, Offering Borrowers a Break

Mortgage Rates Hit Lowest Levels of The Week, Offering Borrowers a Break

Mortgage rates have dipped to the lowest levels this week, providing a rare opportunity for homebuyers and those looking to refinance. This downward shift gives the market a breather and eases borrowing costs significantly.

Federal Reserve Cuts Key Interest Rate for Third Time but Signals Higher Bar for Future Cuts

Federal Reserve Cuts Key Interest Rate for Third Time but Signals Higher Bar for Future Cuts

The Federal Reserve has trimmed its key interest rate for the third consecutive time but hints at holding rates steady in the months ahead, reflecting a cautious stance amid evolving economic conditions.

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2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl
11Jan

2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl

In 2025, economic growth cooled significantly, with just 49,000 new jobs added monthly on average. Jobseekers faced intense competition in a tough labor market. This article dives deep into the economic forces behind the slowdown and what it means for the future.

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress
11Jan

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress

Nearly all Americans are cutting back on spending—even on essentials—signaling widespread financial strain as households dip into savings and rack up debt.

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth
10Jan

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin says recent job data shows only modest gains in employment amid a continuing low-hiring environment, signaling caution among businesses navigating economic uncertainties.

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect
09Jan

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect

Ahead of Friday’s much-anticipated jobs report, bond markets have been modestly shaky but largely subdued. Recent economic data shows mixed signals, leaving investors cautious as they await concrete clues on employment growth and unemployment rates that could set the tone for market direction.

Northern Virginia Loses 8,200 Jobs Following Federal Workforce Cuts in 2025
09Jan

Northern Virginia Loses 8,200 Jobs Following Federal Workforce Cuts in 2025

Northern Virginia saw a drop of 8,200 jobs in 2025 as federal workforce reductions ripple through the region, pushing non-farm employment down by 0.5%. This highlights the local economic impact of federal downsizing.

Tariffs, Manufacturing, Housing: Key Questions for 2026
08Jan

Tariffs, Manufacturing, Housing: Key Questions for 2026

As 2026 unfolds, shifts in tariff policies, manufacturing rebounds, and a sizzling housing market raise important questions for your finances. Plus, how Argentine political newcomer Javier Milei’s bold reforms might be signaling fresh opportunities in emerging markets. Let’s dive into the trends set to shape your financial decisions this year.

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