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Trump calls for interest rate cuts after better-than-expected GDP report
Today, the Federal Reserve is meeting to discuss interest rates. The meeting comes as Fed Chair Jerome Powell faces mounting pressure from President Trump to cut rates. Financial Times Columnist Gillian Tett joins Ana Cabrera to share her insights.
Remember when Trump said Biden should get the blame if the economy struggled in the second quarter? As luck would have it, he ...
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) took to the Senate floor Wednesday, calling the GDP number a "mirage" and raising ...
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Velshi Slams Journos ‘Jumping’ on ‘Unimpressive’ Trump GDP Growth: It’s Just a Shiny ‘Math Equation’The MSNBC host bashed journalists for their Trump coverage for a second week in a row, this time for treating the positive ...
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WSJ decries 'weirdest GDP report ever' as Trump's 'up-and-down' tariff policy takes hold"This may be the weirdest GDP report ever," the board wrote in an op-ed. "The top line growth number looks good, and the ...
U.S. GDP grew 3% in Q2, beating forecasts, but economists warn of tariff effects. Trump pressures Fed to cut rates, plans new ...
The Commerce Department’s initial GDP estimate beat the 2.3 percent rate anticipated by most economists. “2Q GDP JUST OUT: 3%, WAY BETTER THAN EXPECTED!” Trump posted on his social network. The surge ...
Despite warnings from economists and business leaders about potential GDP shocks from tariffs, the economy’s resilience—bolstered by strong labor markets and consumer confidence—has contradicted ...
It’s Wednesday. Two meteor showers are peaking at the same time! 💫Here’s how you have the best chance to see them. In ...
The 25 per cent tariff announced by Donald Trump on exports to the United States will have a 'negligible' impact on the ...
US President Donald Trump's imposition of a 25% tariff on Indian exports could significantly impact India's economy, ...
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Trump claims the economy, for better or worseThe nation has dodged the worst-case scenarios predicted by Wall Street economists just months ago, an easy bragging point ...
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