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Many American savers are caught between paying off their mortgage before retirement or taking that money and putting it towards growing their retirement savings. Sure, having more money during your golden years could help provide you with more financial security when you’re not working anymore, but carrying long-term debt can be a cost burden and quickly drain a person’s savings. Unfortunately, there isn’t some magical formula for deciding which option would suit you best. Each person’s financial situation is different, and it is important to remember that not everyone shares the same financia...
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Republicans hold Merrick Garland in contempt. This has long been true, but on Wednesday the GOP-controlled House of Representatives made it official. In a near-total party-line vote, with only Rep. Dave Joyce (R–Ohio) crossing the aisle, House Republicans voted to hold the attorney general in contempt of Congress for refusing to release recordings of an interview President Joe Biden did with Special Counsel Robert Hur as part of the president's classified documents case. Back in February, Hur controversially declined to prosecute Biden for keeping classified documents at his private residence,...
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European stock markets resumed their rally, with tech stocks taking the lead following cooler-than-expected inflation data from the United States. Major benchmark indices reversed losses caused by election jitters earlier in the week, with the Euro Stoxx 600 up by 1.01%, the DAX rising by 1.49%, and the CAC 40 climbing by 0.97% on Wednesday. The swift rebound may suggest that the decline in the European markets provided an opportunity for dip-buyers amidst central banks' rate-cut trajectories. Central banks on rate cut trajectoriesThe Fed kept its benchmark rate unchanged at between 5.25% and ...
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Federal Reserve officials on Wednesday kept the US interest rate unchanged at 5.3%, explain that, although inflation has fallen further toward their target level in recent months, it remains persistantly high. They signalled they expected to cut their benchmark interest rate just once this year. The policymakers' forecast for one rate cut was down from a previous forecast of three, because of their concerns about inflation. Will far-right surge in Europe pressure renewable energy stocks?France's borrowing costs rise on Macron's snap election decisionIn a statement issued after its two-day meet...
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In May, the US Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose by 3.3% year-over-year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. This figure is lower than both the previous and expected 3.4%. The monthly variation in the overall consumer basket was flat, falling short of the predicted 0.1% and sharply decelerating from April’s 0.3% pace. US inflation falls more than predictedA key factor in May's disinflation was a 2% reduction in the energy index, with fuel prices dropping 3.6% month-over-month. Excluding food and energy items, core inflation also cooled from 3.6% to 3.4%, easing more than the expected 3....
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The stock market is reaching new heights, but the bond market seems to be singing a different tune. The question arises whether the bond market is signaling an impending recession. Historically, bonds have been known to react to weakening economic data long before stocks do. This article will delve into the recent economic data and the bond market’s response to it. Recent economic data and the bond market’s responseIn the third quarter, the economy experienced staggering growth, followed by solid growth in the fourth quarter. However, the first quarter saw a significant drop in economic growth...
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In the ever-changing world of finance, the rise and fall of the market are shaped by countless factors. Each event can set off significant shifts in the market landscape, from corporate earnings reports to federal policy decisions. This article will dive into three key topics that recently stirred up the financial world: Nvidia’s post-earnings surge and upcoming stock split, the Federal Reserve’s worries about inflation, and the subsequent market reactions. Nvidia’s post-earnings surge and stock splitNvidia, a major player in the tech industry, recently released its earnings. While the results...
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Equity markets across Europe ended lower on Thursday, erasing most of the gains made earlier in the week. Major European indices faced a reality check due to the ripple effect from Wall Street, which experienced a swift retracement following a surge on Wednesday. Additionally, disappointing earnings results from Siemens added further downward pressure on the markets. Over the five-day trading period, the FTSE 100 rose by 0.68%, the Euro Stoxx 600 climbed 1.26%, the DAX advanced by 0.21%, while the CAC 40 fell by 0.54%. Energy stocks were the biggest laggards over the past five trading days, wi...
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