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Congress On Track To Avoid Shutdown And Soften Trump Spending Cuts
The US Congress is set to avoid another government shutdown later this month by passing compromise bills.
Fed Faces ‘Trilemma’ Of How Big Its Balance Sheet Should Be
The Federal Reserve has to grapple with the question of how big its balance sheet should be after it stopped shrinking its $6.5 trillion portfolio.
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Markets Brace for Tariff Turbulence Amid Looming Deadlines
Relative calm in financial markets following April’s tariff pause may dissipate as investors face July deadline that could reignite trade tensions.
Wisconsin Advisor Accused in $16 Million Fraud, Allegedly Purchased 300 Snowmobiles
Stanley Pophal, a 63-year-old financial advisor from Wausau, Wisconsin, is facing allegations of orchestrating a $16 million Ponzi scheme.
Investors Returned to US Long-Term Bond Funds in May
U.S. long-term bond funds drew massive inflows in May, reversing April's drawdown and indicating investors sought the safety of higher-yielding debt.
Recent Strike On Iran Could Cause Ripple Effects Across Global Markets
The recent U.S. strike on Iranian nuclear facilities has introduced heightened geopolitical uncertainty, with potential ripple effects across markets.