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Fed rate hike odds surge after hot jobs report

Traders are betting on a surprise move from the Federal Reserve. With odds of a rate hike jumping to 52%, find out why the latest jobs data has turned market sentiment upside down.

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Jun 10, 20261m readAI

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Federal Reserve raises interest rates to 4% in unanimous vote

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Federal Reserve raises interest rates to 4% in unanimous vote

The Federal Reserve raised rates to 4% in a unanimous 12-0 vote, defying White House pressure as the U.S. faces persistent inflation and upcoming midterm elections.

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Sep 16, 20261m readAI

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ADP reports 122,000 new private sector jobs in May, exceeding expectations

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ADP reports 122,000 new private sector jobs in May, exceeding expectations

ADP's May report shows 122,000 new private sector jobs, a stronger result than expected that adds nuance to upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate discussions.

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Jun 23, 20261m readAI

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IMF lowers 2026 global growth projection to 3 percent citing Iran conflict

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IMF lowers 2026 global growth projection to 3 percent citing Iran conflict

The IMF has downgraded its 2026 global growth outlook to 3%, warning that the war in Iran is stifling recovery despite a partial economic boost from the AI boom.

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Fed Chair Kevin Warsh appoints key staff, including former Project 2025 contributor

Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has tapped a Project 2025 author for his leadership team, sparking debate over the future direction of the Federal Reserve’s regulatory and interest rate strategies.

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Jun 20, 20261m readAI

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Federal student loan limits debated as strategy to lower tuition costs

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Federal student loan limits debated as strategy to lower tuition costs

Could restricting federal student loans actually lower college tuition? Economists analyze the four-decade-old hypothesis as lawmakers weigh potential impacts on higher education affordability.

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Jun 28, 20261m readAI

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