Economy

New York Post - Apr 25th, 2025
Score 5.8

As public opinion sours, Donald Trump is his own worst enemy

Trump's approval dips as self-imposed tariffs disrupt economy and foreign policy.

CNN - Apr 20th, 2025
Score 6.0

Fareed’s take: Trump’s tariffs are a doomed effort to restore past manufacturing glory

Trump's tariff hikes echo Smoot-Hawley, risking economic harm

Apnews - Apr 10th, 2025
Score 6.2

How major US stock indexes fared Thursday, 4/10/2025

Stocks plunge as Trump hikes tariffs; markets reel from trade war escalation

Newsweek - Apr 3rd, 2025
Score 6.0

How Donald Trump's New Tariffs Compare to His First Term

Trump imposes sweeping tariffs, risks global trade tensions

Npr - Apr 1st, 2025
Score 6.4

Cory Booker's anti-Trump speech on the Senate floor has lasted 13 hours and counting

Sen. Booker protests Trump policies with marathon Senate speech, urging 'good trouble.'

CNN - Apr 1st, 2025
Score 6.4

Military expert reveals what he thinks is Russia’s biggest weakness amid Ukraine war

Russia's war strains economy with new conscription efforts

Salon - Mar 19th, 2025
Score 6.2

"Progress may be delayed": Powell blames stubborn inflation on Trump tariffs

Powell blames Trump's tariffs for hindering Fed's inflation goals.

BBC - Mar 17th, 2025
Score 6.0

Can China's $40bn spending spree get people to open their wallets?

China boosts economy with subsidies and spending amidst deflation fears.

BBC - Dec 31st, 2024
Score 3.4

An end to the war and lower food prices - what Russians want in 2025

Russians prioritize peace and economic stability amid rising prices and Putin's long rule

CNN - Dec 20th, 2024
Score 7.6

The Fed’s go-to inflation gauge ticked up less than expected last month

The Federal Reserve reports a slight increase in inflation in November, prompting cautious optimism. Despite rising prices, concerns about future cost of living and global events grow, leading to a careful approach on interest rate adjustments as economic indicators show mixed signals.

CNN - Dec 20th, 2024
Score 6.0

Trump to Europe: Buy more of our oil and gas or face tariffs

Donald Trump, the president-elect, is insisting that the European Union must significantly increase its purchases of American oil and gas to address the trade deficit. He has warned that failure to do so will result in hefty tariffs, a tactic he has employed in negotiations with other countries. This threat has sparked fears of a trade war and uncertainty in global markets, with experts cautioning that such measures could negatively impact business investments and job security. Despite the U.S. being the largest supplier of liquefied natural gas to Europe, the trade imbalance remains a point of contention. Trump's stance comes amid ongoing geopolitical tensions, particularly due to the war in Ukraine, which has shifted Europe's energy sourcing. As European stocks drop and U.S. markets react, the potential for higher tariffs raises alarms about renewed inflationary pressures worldwide.

Insider - Dec 18th, 2024
Score 5.6

Oracles of Wall Street 2024

In many ways, 2024 seemed like a continuation of 2023 when it came to markets. But that doesn't mean trends were particularly easy to predict.

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