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inflation

  • Forecasting a New Trump Era | America’s Hope
    Forecasting a New Trump Era | America’s Hope
    Kelly Wright hosts a conversation on America's Hope to explore the future of the United States under President-elect Donald Trump. The program features Mark Meckler in a discussion on the ...
    December 20, 2024BY Kelly Wright
  • Government Spending Decreased Americans’ Purchasing Power: Reports
    Government Spending Decreased Americans’ Purchasing Power: Reports
    The 'entire narrative about inflation being caused by supply chains was just wrong,' one economist said.
    December 16, 2024BY Kevin Stocklin
  • Christopher Wray to Resign as FBI Director; Inflation Uptick to 2.7 Percent Driven by Shelter, Food Costs
    Christopher Wray to Resign as FBI Director; Inflation Uptick to 2.7 Percent Driven by Shelter, Food Costs
    Christopher Wray has announced that he will step down as director of the FBI early next year in ...
    December 12, 2024BY Kevin Hogan and Evelyn Li
  • Inflation Heated Back Up in November | Business Matters (Dec. 11)
    Inflation Heated Back Up in November | Business Matters (Dec. 11)
    Consumer prices jumped up 2.7 percent for the 12 months ending in November, according to the Bureau of ...
    December 11, 2024BY Don Ma
  • NZ’s Central Bank Gives Mortgage Payers an Early Christmas Present With Interest Rate Cut
    NZ’s Central Bank Gives Mortgage Payers an Early Christmas Present With Interest Rate Cut
    The official cash rate has been cut by 50 points, providing homeowners with some relief, and retailers with ...
    November 27, 2024BY Rex Widerstrom
  • 2.5 Million Australians Working in Public Sector Roles, Costing Taxpayers $232 Billion
    2.5 Million Australians Working in Public Sector Roles, Costing Taxpayers $232 Billion
    The number of public servants in every state has increased between 2023 and 2024.
    November 18, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • US Richest Country in World, Economy Outperforms Europe’s | Business Matters (Nov. 14)
    US Richest Country in World, Economy Outperforms Europe’s | Business Matters (Nov. 14)
    The U.S. economy has grown to be 50 percent larger than the entire European Union combined, highlighting a ...
    November 14, 2024BY Don Ma
  • US, IMF Clash Over Chinese Export Surplus | Business Matters (Oct. 24)
    US, IMF Clash Over Chinese Export Surplus | Business Matters (Oct. 24)
    International Monetary Fund Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva says that China is too large to continue relying on exports ...
    October 24, 2024BY Don Ma
  • The Coming Inflation Re-Acceleration–Regardless of Who Wins Election | Facts Matter
    The Coming Inflation Re-Acceleration–Regardless of Who Wins Election | Facts Matter
    We are just less than three weeks out from the 2024 election. Meaning that in about three and ...
    October 16, 2024BY Roman Balmakov
  • Reserve Bank Urged to Adapt After US Fed’s Aggressive Interest Rate Reduction
    Reserve Bank Urged to Adapt After US Fed’s Aggressive Interest Rate Reduction
    An expert says RBA’s slow pace has left inflation high, while the Fed’s strategy succeeded. He suggested the ...
    September 19, 2024BY Naziya Alvi Rahman
  • European Business Confidence in China Hits New Low: Report | Business Matters (Sept. 11)
    European Business Confidence in China Hits New Low: Report | Business Matters (Sept. 11)
    European businesses have reached a tipping point in China because of the state of its economy, according to ...
    September 11, 2024BY Don Ma
  • NTD News Today (Aug. 30): Trump Asks Federal Court to Intervene in NY Case; Inflation Holds Steady; Labor Day Travel Peaks
    NTD News Today (Aug. 30): Trump Asks Federal Court to Intervene in NY Case; Inflation Holds Steady; Labor Day Travel Peaks
    Former President Donald Trump asked a federal court late Thursday to intervene in his New York criminal case, ...
    August 30, 2024BY Stefania Cox and Don Ma
  • Australian Inflation Eases to 3.5 Percent in July as Electricity Rebates Kick In
    Australian Inflation Eases to 3.5 Percent in July as Electricity Rebates Kick In
    Food and alcohol price rises offset the fall in electricity prices.
    August 28, 2024BY Monica O’Shea
  • China’s PDD Suffers $55 Billion Market Cap Wipeout | Business Matters (Aug. 27)
    China’s PDD Suffers $55 Billion Market Cap Wipeout | Business Matters (Aug. 27)
    Chinese e-commerce giant Temu blindsided investors Tuesday. Parent company PDD Holdings reported missed revenue and a gloomy outlook ...
    August 27, 2024BY Don Ma
  • Inflation Cools After Unexpected Flareup | Business Matters (Aug. 13)
    Inflation Cools After Unexpected Flareup | Business Matters (Aug. 13)
    The producer price index (PPI), a key inflation gauge, showed price hikes slowed in July. The index measures ...
    August 13, 2024BY Don Ma
  • The Market Might As Well Close Every August
    The Market Might As Well Close Every August
    Commentary Every year, I wonder why the stock market doesn’t close in August since so many traders go ...
    August 13, 2024BY Louis Navellier
  • Have Retailers Hurt Their Businesses by Becoming Too Greedy?
    Have Retailers Hurt Their Businesses by Becoming Too Greedy?
    All of us have been painfully aware of increasing prices these past two years, otherwise known as inflation. ...
    August 10, 2024BY Rodd Mann
  • The Fed Stalls (Again), and So Does the Market
    The Fed Stalls (Again), and So Does the Market
    Commentary In my opinion article for MarketWatch, I was asking what is the Fed waiting for? The Fed ...
    August 7, 2024BY Louis Navellier
  • Saving Money Is a Sure Fire Way to NOT GET RICH—Here’s Proof
    Saving Money Is a Sure Fire Way to NOT GET RICH—Here’s Proof
    Let’s address the elephant in the room: the conventional wisdom and mantra we’ve been taught since childhood: save ...
    August 1, 2024BY Due
  • 159-Year-Old Brewery in Voluntary Administration
    159-Year-Old Brewery in Voluntary Administration
    A leading retail expert says the ongoing story of struggling Australian business is a sign the economy is ...
    August 1, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • Treasurer Says Australian Economic Conditions ‘Soft’ Amid Recession Fears
    Treasurer Says Australian Economic Conditions ‘Soft’ Amid Recession Fears
    Treasurer Jim Chalmers has stopped short of saying Australians are living in a recession, as the ABS reports ...
    July 31, 2024BY Crystal-Rose Jones
  • The Weight of the Tax Called Inflation
    The Weight of the Tax Called Inflation
    “Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon in the sense that it is and can be produced ...
    July 31, 2024BY Rodd Mann
  • Australia’s Inflation Rises to 3.8 Percent Annually in June 2024 Quarter
    Australia’s Inflation Rises to 3.8 Percent Annually in June 2024 Quarter
    While the headline inflation climbed in the June quarter, economists have predicted no interest rate hike in August.
    July 31, 2024BY Alfred Bui
  • College Students Will Pay More to Borrow
    College Students Will Pay More to Borrow
    By Sandra Block From Kiplinger's Personal Finance Signs that inflation is easing have reignited hopes that the Federal ...
    July 25, 2024BY Tribune News Service
  • IMF Warns of Upside Inflation Risks, Danger of Too Much Government Spending
    IMF Warns of Upside Inflation Risks, Danger of Too Much Government Spending
    The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has issued a warning about a jump in upside risks to inflation, driven ...
    July 16, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Biden Admin Awards $1.7 Billion for EV Production; Annual Inflation Eases to 3 Percent | Business Matters (July 11)
    Biden Admin Awards $1.7 Billion for EV Production; Annual Inflation Eases to 3 Percent | Business Matters (July 11)
    The federal government is spending $1.7 billion to modernize automobile manufacturing facilities to help the industry compete with ...
    July 11, 2024BY Don Ma
  • NTD News Today Full Broadcast (July 11)
    NTD News Today Full Broadcast (July 11)
    The U.S. Coast Guard announced Wednesday that it had encountered several Chinese navy ships near Alaska's Aleutian Islands. ...
    July 11, 2024BY Stefania Cox and Chris Beers
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    Hegseth Honors Sentinel Who Reprimanded Him and Aides at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier
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