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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

Institutional Buyers Lead $4.7B Surge in U.S. Stocks — Largest Inflow Since August

U.S. equity markets saw their biggest weekly inflow in over two months, with $4.7 billion pouring in as institutional investors, hedge funds, and retail traders all jumped back into stocks, signaling renewed confidence in the market's direction.

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Eseandre Mordi Eseandre Mordi Global economy
2 months ago

Tether Becomes 17th Largest Holder of U.S. Debt

Holding $135 billion in U.S. Treasuries, Tether now ranks ahead of South Korea and trails just behind Brazil, marking a significant milestone in crypto's integration with traditional finance.

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Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Global economy
2 months ago

U.S. Treasury Repurchases $2 Billion in Long-Term Bonds

The U.S. Treasury bought back $2 billion of its own debt on October 28, 2025, targeting bonds maturing between 2045 and 2055 to improve market liquidity and ease pressure on long-term yields.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

Amazon Prepares for Largest Layoffs in Its History — Up to 30,000 Jobs at Risk

Amazon is set to announce its biggest-ever workforce reduction, cutting up to 30,000 corporate jobs as part of a major restructuring. The move reflects broader shifts in tech toward AI investment and cost optimization amid economic uncertainty.

Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

U.S. Market Cap Hits 225% of GDP — Are We Headed for Trouble?

A look at why the stock market might be dangerously overvalued right now

Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Global economy
2 months ago

Sugar Prices Drop to Five-Year Low

Sugar futures have tumbled to $0.1446 per pound—their weakest point since 2020—as global production ramps up while demand falters across key markets.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

UK Minimum Wage Push Lifts Low Earners' Real Wages

New data reveals how Britain's lowest-paid workers have experienced the fastest real wage growth since 1999, driven by sustained increases in the minimum wage.

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Peter Smith Peter Smith Global economy
2 months ago

US Bank Reserves Drop Below $3 Trillion as Liquidity Tightens

Bank reserves in the United States have fallen below the $3 trillion mark for the first time since early January, signaling tighter financial conditions amid ongoing quantitative tightening by the Federal Reserve.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

U.S. Shutdown Reaches Historic Second Place

The ongoing U.S. government shutdown has entered its 22nd day, becoming the second-longest in American history.

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Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Global economy
2 months ago

US Inflation Edges Up to 2.26% — What It Means for Markets

US inflation has climbed to 2.26%, its highest point in six months according to Truflation's real-time index. While still below the official 2.9% rate, the uptick signals that price pressures aren't going away quietly.

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Eseandre Mordi Eseandre Mordi Global economy
2 months ago

U.S. Inflation Outlook: Truflation Sees Slightly Softer Data Ahead of Official CPI

The U.S. inflation report due today is expected to show prices rising 3.1% year-over-year, but alternative data from Truflation suggests a slightly lower 3.0%, with energy and tariffs driving renewed price pressure.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Markets
2 months ago

Coffee Prices Hit Record Highs: What's Happening?

Coffee futures have surged past $420 to reach new all-time highs. We break down what's driving this unprecedented rally in the coffee market.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

Zcash Halving to Reduce Issuance and Inflation in 2025

The upcoming Zcash (ZEC) halving in November 2025 will significantly reduce both issuance and inflation, marking a major step toward long-term monetary scarcity.

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Peter Smith Peter Smith Global economy
2 months ago

China's GDP Growth Slows to 4.8% in Q3 2025

China's economic expansion decelerated to 4.8% in Q3 2025, reflecting ongoing pressures from weak domestic demand, export challenges, and property sector struggles as the country transitions to a more sustainable growth model.

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Victoria Bazir Victoria Bazir Global economy
2 months ago

U.S. Inflation Rises to 2.9% in September, Pressuring the Fed

The latest U.S. CPI data show inflation climbing to 2.9% in September, raising doubts about the timing of future Federal Reserve rate cuts and reigniting market volatility.

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Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Global economy
2 months ago

UK Inflation Holds Steady at 3.8%, Below Forecast

Britain's annual inflation remained at 3.8% in September 2025, coming in slightly below the 4% forecast, according to official statistics.

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Saad Ullah Saad Ullah Global economy
2 months ago

China Dominates Global Rare Earth Supply

How China's massive rare earth reserves are reshaping global supply chains and industrial strategy

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Eseandre Mordi Eseandre Mordi Global economy
2 months ago

Canada Inflation Climbs as Grocery Costs Surge Again

Canada's inflation rose to 2.4% in September 2025, driven by persistent grocery and gasoline price increases, keeping household budgets under strain despite earlier cooling from 2022 peaks.

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Artem Voloskovets Artem Voloskovets Global economy
2 months ago

Canada's Federal Spending Has Doubled — But Have Results Kept Pace?

An examination of how Canada's federal spending has grown from $7,330 to $13,536 per person (inflation-adjusted) between 1974 and 2024, and whether this increase has delivered proportional improvements in public services and outcomes.

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Usman Salis Usman Salis Global economy
2 months ago

US Credit Card Debt Delinquencies Reach 14-Year Peak

Credit card delinquencies in the US have climbed to their highest point since 2010, signaling mounting financial pressure on American households as high interest rates and persistent inflation strain consumer budgets.

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