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On April 8, the U.S. and Iran agreed to a two-week truce, during which time the Strait of Hormuz will be open / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Highlights of the week: US-Iran truce, Meta AI model, Universal Music deal
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U.S. inflation soared to its highest in nearly 2 years. This is the first assessment of the effect of the war
The Feds favorite measure of inflation slowed a bit before the war. How will rates change
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The Fed's favorite measure of inflation slowed a bit before the war. How will rates change
Citigroup has revised its forecast: Fed Funds rates will not start to decline until September / Photo: Paul Brady Photography / Shutterstock
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Citi postpones Fed rate cut forecast. Wells Fargo does not expect easing in 2026
JPMorgan Chase CEO said that war with Iran could raise US interest rates above market expectations / Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock
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'Risk of lasting shocks': Dimon warned of war's impact on US economy
US employment rose in March, labor market remained weak / Photo: winnievinzence / Shutterstock
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The number of jobs in the U.S. in March grew three times stronger than expected. What to expect from the Fed?
Buffett said he recently made a tiny deal, but did not disclose details / Photo: FotoField / Shutterstock.com
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'Use cachet in case of collapse': Buffett on correction, nuclear threat and Apple mistake
Spot gold rose by 1.7% in trading on March 31 / Photo: Royal studio 1 / Shutterstock.com
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March could be the worst month for gold in 17 years
Even if the military conflict in the Middle East is resolved within a month, Citrini sees limited upside potential for the stock market / Photo: meagankirk / Shutterstock.com
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Citrini's new forecast: author of market-crashing AI report bets on falling stocks
One Fed board governor maintained his forecast of four rate cuts / Photo: Adam Parent / Shutterstock.com
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'It's too early to draw conclusions': Fed board member maintains forecast of four rate cuts
Bond market loses $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran / Photo: Richard Panasevich / Shutterstock
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Bond market lost $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran. This is a repeat of the 2022 collapse
The US Treasury Department may ease sanctions on Iranian oil in an attempt to curb energy prices / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Highlights of the week: energy prices spike, Fed pause, Dubai hotels cut prices
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