Trump touts upbeat message on economy
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Here’s what lies ahead for the economy in 2026 - and the outlook depends on who you ask - Financial institutions and economists hold a relatively positive outlook of growth in 2026 – though they warn
From jobs to housing to grocery prices, the U.S. economy has been weakening for months. But the stock market is telling a different story, thanks to a handful of companies called the Magnificent 7: Apple,
Though Nvidia's valuation has risen the most over the past few years, it's Meta and Google - with their gigantic workforces and well-trod strategy of RSU-based compensation - that have sent the most taxes of this type to the state, Alamo estimates.
The US will finish the year with 3% real GDP growth despite the lengthy government shutdown, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told CBS’ Face the Nation.
While spending soared to almost $12 billion, per one estimate, the data shows a more complicated economic picture.
The world economy has proven surprisingly durable in the face of President Donald Trump’s trade wars, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday, upgrading its outlook for global and U.
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High exchange rates disproportionately impact SMEs, economy
Kim Jong-hwa, a Monetary Policy Committee member of the Bank of Korea, stated regarding recent high exchange rates, “The committee is closely monitoring the impact of exchange rates on prices.” At a press briefing on the 10th,
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Why SA economy looks set for an abundant 2026
Thanks to quarter-on-quarter GDP growth, experts say the SA economy has turned a corner this year. And 2026 will be boom time
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Russia’s War Economy Is Quietly Cracking – and Putin Knows It
Russia’s war economy is starting to show strain. As Ukraine’s drones hit targets deep inside Russia, the Kremlin is scrambling to plug mounting fiscal gaps with VAT hikes, new excise taxes and shrinking enlistment bonuses.
President Donald Trump will be holding more economic events before the 2026 midterms with Americans frustrated and Republicans' majority on the line.
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