Economy & Markets

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Trump Vows Fast Permits For Those Investing $1 Billion In U.S.

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Permitting reform is a major focus for the oil and gas industries.

Top Bankers See U.S. As Bright Spot As Second Trump Term Nears

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The executives said they think Trump's tariffs will be manageable.

Worried About Stocks? $1 Trillion In Buybacks Will Help

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Record repurchases will be an important buffer to total returns if share price gains disappoint in the coming years.

N.Y.'s Hochul Floats Sending $300 Checks To Millions Of Residents

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New Yorkers would begin receiving the checks in the fall of 2025 if the legislature approves the initiative.

Hammack Says Fed ‘At Or Near' Point Of Slowing Rate Cuts

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The Cleveland Fed president said decisions will be based on incoming data.

Households' Views Of Finances Are Brightest Since Early 2020

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Nearly 38% of consumers foresee being somewhat or much better off, a Fed study found.

Bill Gross Is On The Alert As Momentum Mania Sweeps Wall Street

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The retired Pimco co-founder warned investors about the gambling spirits sweeping markets.

Trump Tells NBC He Has No Plan To Remove Powell As Fed Chair

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The president-elect has previously said he should have a say in monetary policy and the setting of interest rates.

Fear Over Trump Tariffs Sending Americans Into Debt, Study Shows

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Fear of rising tariffs has led one in three Americans to stockpile items, says CreditCards.com.

Yellen Warns Financial System Still Faces Commercial Real Estate, Crypto Risks

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The Treasury secretary stressed the importance of a strong Financial Stability Oversight Council.

The Eight Headwinds Threatening Global Growth In 2025

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Policymakers and investors will need to adjust to an era of heightened uncertainty and increasing fragmentation.

BofA's Hartnett Warns Froth Is Building In U.S. Stocks, Crypto

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A powerful rally has left these asset classes looking overpriced.

American Workers Growing More Worried About Retirement, MFS Survey Says

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Increased housing costs were among the top reasons for the financial worries.

Consumers Say ‘Long Live The Bull Market'

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Already elevated consumer optimism towards the stock market has moved even higher since the start of the Fed's easing cycle and the U.S. election.

This Is Not France's ‘Truss' Moment

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Europe's second-largest economy is not on the brink of an economic and financial crisis. That's not to say political turmoil won't touch the economy.

Casual Restaurant Bankruptcies Accelerate As Customers Retreat

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Restaurant prices increased about 44% from 2015 to March 2024.

Wage Growth At Smallest U.S. Firms Accelerates Most In Two Years

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Paychecks at firms that employ fewer than 20 people grew at a 4.2% annual rate in November.

U.S. Mortgage Rates Decline To 6.69%, Lowest Since Mid-October

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The drop spurred a financing flurry for home purchases for the week including the holiday.

Healthcare Spending Is Sinking The Federal Budget

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High medical expenditures contribute significantly to the country's fiscal challenges. Curbing them is the key to cutting the deficit.

It's Taking Longer To Find A New Job In The U.S.

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The trend is casting a shadow over other statistics showing a resilient labor market.

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