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Deutsche Bank keeps its year-end gold target, calling the metal still in its “explosive phase” as gold outperforms CPI over nearly seven decades of data.
The Bank of Japan warned Monday that global AI demand could exert lasting upward pressure on Japan’s inflation, strengthening the case for a near-term rate hike.
A $2 million retirement nest egg sounds like freedom, but taxes, healthcare costs, inflation, and withdrawal timing can erode it faster than most retirees expect.
Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman called Trump to warn against escalating the U.S.-Iran conflict, a move with direct implications for oil markets and global economic stability.
OPEC+ may approve a sixth consecutive output quota hike Sunday, but escalating conflict near Iran’s shipping lanes threatens to offset any supply gains.
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem told the FT that this week’s Treasury selloff signals the Fed must raise rates to rebuild its inflation credibility.
The Bank of Japan warned Monday that global AI demand could exert lasting upward pressure on Japan’s inflation, strengthening the case for a near-term rate hike.
St. Louis Fed President Alberto Musalem told the FT that this week’s Treasury selloff signals the Fed must raise rates to rebuild its inflation credibility.
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Deutsche Bank keeps its year-end gold target, calling the metal still in its “explosive phase” as gold outperforms CPI over nearly seven decades of data.
South Korea’s Kospi index surged over 13% in a single session as AI stocks recovered from weekly losses, tracking Wall Street’s gains.
Russia’s FSB has charged Telegram founder Pavel Durov with aiding terrorism and placed him on an international wanted list, deepening his global legal exposure.
Two regional officials say mediators have made progress toward restarting U.S.-Iran talks, a shift with direct implications for oil markets and global trade.
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A $2 million retirement nest egg sounds like freedom, but taxes, healthcare costs, inflation, and withdrawal timing can erode it faster than most retirees expect.
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Iran’s surprise missile strike on U.S. forces pushed oil higher Wednesday as stock futures stayed mixed ahead of the Federal Reserve’s rate decision.
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Stock futures surged Monday as oil prices fell following a pause in U.S.-Iran military strikes, just as peak earnings season began.
