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Wednesday, October 29
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Asian equities were mostly higher overnight, supported by easing trade tensions between the United States and China and positive sentiment from President Trump, who is in the region. Hong Kong was closed for Chung Yeung Day, which is also known as “Tomb Sweeping Day” and is when families honor their ancestors.
When SNAP benefits pause during government shutdowns, the effects ripple through mothers, children, and local economies, revealing the hidden costs of halted aid.
The U.S. national debt has surged past $38 trillion – roughly 125% of GDP, the highest level since World War II. Analysts have warned of an impending debt crisis.
Fintech is going to be shaped by what customers do with AI and the evolution of agentic finance will lead to a very different kind of industry.
Alphabet stock has a history of notable rallies. The stock increased by over 30% in less than two months during critical years such as 2010 and 2024, and even achieved a rare rally exceeding 50% in 2025
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The question isn’t only overall inflation, but what is driving it up mostly, and which parts of the country get the brunt. That information should help set public policy.
Last week’s EU Summit in Copenhagen heralds the need for shift towards a tougher European stance on Russia, the time has come for Europe to have its neo-con moment,
In the long run, it might be wise to at least take a look at cheap stocks – that is, those that trade below their book value. That’s the number found when…
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