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Trump blocks Russia’s top oil giants in largest U.S. sanctions

President Trump has imposed significant U.S. oil sanctions by targeting Russia’s two largest oil companies, marking a notable shift in his administration’s stance toward President Putin amid ongoing tensions over Ukraine. This move has prompted warnings from major oil industry leaders about potential disruptions to global supplies, emphasizing the immediate economic impacts. Meanwhile, Trump is…

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UPS Worldport shutdown freezes 6% of the US economy

The shutdown of UPS Worldport in Louisville, Kentucky, has created a significant bottleneck in the U.S. economy, stranding approximately 2 million packages and impacting an estimated 6% of economic activity. This disruption, confirmed by UPS executives including CEO Carol Tomé, began on October 15, 2023, following a cyberattack that halted operations at a facility responsible…

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JPMorgan says America is going broke slowly. Protect your portfolio

The U.S. national debt has reached an unprecedented $38 trillion, sparking alarm among financial experts and policymakers. A budget watchdog expressed dismay, stating, “It’s tough to decide what the most appalling part is of today’s announcement.” This milestone underscores the escalating fiscal pressures facing the nation. JPMorgan warns that America is “going broke slowly,” while…

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US growth hits a near two year high. Is Trump really winning?

The US economy is experiencing its fastest growth in nearly two years, a development the White House has described as “explosive growth.” This surge is largely attributed to a significant increase in consumer spending. As the economy rebounds, discussions continue about the extent to which President Trump’s policies have contributed to this momentum. While economic…

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Trump tariffs seen costing firms $1.2T as consumers pay more

President Trump’s tariffs are projected to impose a staggering $1.2 trillion cost on global businesses this year, according to recent economic analysis. While businesses face the direct hit, consumers are ultimately shouldering most of the burden through higher prices on everyday goods. This development marks a sharp escalation from prior trade policies, urging immediate strategies…

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Gold hits records as Trump touts gold. Should you buy?

President Trump recently showcased the Oval Office’s 24-karat gold accents, drawing attention to the luxurious elements amid surging precious metal values. This display coincides with gold hitting record highs, prompting discussions on its role as an inflation-fighting asset. Investors are now questioning whether the timing signals an opportune moment to diversify portfolios with this timeless…

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Larry Summers warns on deficit and possible rate spike

Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers issued a stark warning on November 8, 2025, describing the U.S. national deficit as “unsustainable” amid rising fiscal pressures. He highlighted how unchecked deficits could trigger broader economic instability, specifically questioning whether this trajectory might spark a spike in mortgage rates. This alert comes at a pivotal moment as federal…

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