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The market has ruled out the scenario of a Fed rate cut in 2026 / Photo: Domenico Fornas / Shutterstock
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The market is no longer mortgaging the likelihood of a Fed rate cut this year
Jerome Powell during a press conference after the FOMC meeting on March 18 / Photo: YouTube/Federal Reserve
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Powell ruled out a rate cut without progress on inflation. Stocks accelerated their decline
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US wholesale inflation in February significantly exceeded expectations
The war in the Middle East is changing market and economists expectations about global inflation, economic growth and the prospects for the DKP. Photo: Natures Charm / Shutterstock.com
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'An incredible shift': where two weeks of war in Iran has taken the world economy
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U.S. stocks rise amid sluggish economic data. Why.
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The Fed's favorite measure of inflation rose at the fastest pace in nearly two years
The PCE deflator report for January, as well as statistics on personal income and spending of Americans / Photo: New Africa / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: inflation statistics will set the vector for trading
A new round of trade tensions is in the spotlight / Photo: Mayy Contributor / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: foreign and trade policies form a negative background
US inflation is slowing, but war could change the trajectory of prices / Photo: Yau Ming Low / Shutterstock
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US inflation stabilized before the Iranian crisis. What will happen to the rate?
The market will get a chance for localized respite if inflation data is close to average expectations. Photo: Lester Balajadia/Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: seeking balance between macro data and geopolitics
Saudi Arabia may cut oil production due to rapid filling of storage facilities / Photo: fornaxstock / Shutterstock.com
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Iran war, US inflation, Oracle report: what investors need to know this week
The market is focused on the unfolding armed conflict in the Middle East / Photo: The White House
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New York Morning: Wall Street remains under the pressure of geopolitics
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