Gold soars past $5,000 level for 1st time amid geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty
Gold price continued its record rally on Monday, surpassing the $5,000 level for the first time, buoyed by persistent geopolitical […]
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United States completes first sale of Venezuelan oil
The United States has completed its first sale of Venezuelan oil, generating around $500 million, a US official said Wednesday,
Global growth to ease to 2.6% in 2026 as challenges persist – World Bank
The global economy is showing greater resilience than previously expected despite ongoing trade tensions and policy uncertainty, the World Bank
Finnish premier calls US rhetoric on Greenland ‘negotiation tactic’
Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo on Friday called the recent US rhetoric on Greenland a “negotiation tactic” and warned that
Why over 80% of America’s top CEOs think Trump would be wrong not to pick Chris Waller for Fed chair
Since the founding of the Federal Reserve in 1914, the United States has had 16 Fed chairs, yet rarely has
Tariff revenue dipped slightly in November after Trump pulled back on grocery store duties
The government’s tariff revenues in November ticked down for the first time since President Trump began implementing his historic duties,
The Fed is likely to cut rates for a third time this year. What happens next year is less certain.
After consternation about whether the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates for a third time this year, the consensus is
China-France: Xi calls for greater cooperation amid global instability
French President Emmanuel Macron was welcomed in China on Wednesday with a grand ceremony at the Great Hall of the
Fed’s Miran: Cutting interest rates again in December would be ‘a reasonable action’
Newly appointed Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran said Wednesday he thinks it “would still be a reasonable action” for the
Developing countries need $310bn annually for climate adaptation – UNEP warns as finance gap widens
A new United Nations report has revealed a massive shortfall in funding to help developing countries adapt to the worsening