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Shares of Medicare insurers rose after Donald Trump won the presidential election in 2024 / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Insurers' stocks in the U.S. collapsed over plans to keep Medicare payment rates unchanged
After soaring through 2025, the rally in global markets is becoming increasingly fragile, analysts say / Photo: hakazika18 / Shutterstock
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"The market is ripe for a correction." What do analysts call a possible trigger?
U.S. President Donald Trump has backed away from a last-minute takeover of Greenland. But among investors, his policy has sparked talk of cutting back on investments in the US market. Photo: The White House
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Quietly exit the US market: how investors are seeking protection from Trump's policies
In the third quarter of 2025, US GDP grew by 4.4% year-on-year / Photo: 1000 Words / Shutterstock
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Consumer spending gave the U.S. economy its fastest gain in two years
The weeks key macro release - personal income and spending data and the PCE index for October - November / Photo: Inside Creative House / Shutterstock - is in the spotlight.
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Morning in New York: macro statistics in focus
US President Donald Trump said at the Davos Economic Forum in Davos that the states are seeking immediate negotiations on the acquisition of Greenland. Photo: x / The White House
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The dollar "survived" the Greenland scandal. But there are more risks for it
Wall Street strategists believe that despite rising geopolitical risks, the foundation for further growth of the U.S. stock market remains stable / Photo: Shutterstock / Losonsky
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"Hold long positions, but hedge the risks." Why is Wall Street bullish?
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Trump pledges not to use military force to take over Greenland U.S. stocks rise
The US President will speak at the International Economic Forum in Davos today / Photo: The White House
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New York morning: Trump's rhetoric will set the tone for trading
80% of Greenland is covered by ice, with about 57,000 people living on the island / Photo: Chris Christophersen / Shutterstock.com
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From $12.5 billion to $2.6 trillion: How to calculate Greenland's fair value
Market fears over Trumps Greenland policy led to a stock crash / Photo: The White House
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S&P 500 showed the worst decline since October. The market is worried about duties due to Greenland
Foreign institutional investors could stage a sell-off in U.S. stocks and bonds if U.S. foreign policy remains aggressive, says Dalio / Photo: Facebook / Ray Dalio
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Trump's actions could turn into a sell-off of U.S. assets to foreigners - Dalio
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