Did Trump make concessions in the 2.0 version of the US-Ukraine mineral agreement?

By: keiko

President Donald Trump said that he would soon sign a natural resources agreement with Ukraine, which would give the United States partial control over future resource extraction revenues. Trump said at an education event at the White House on Thursday: “One of the things we are doing is that we will soon sign an agreement […]

Musk raises another $1 billion for X, but Tesla faces greater challenges

By: keiko

According to informed sources, Elon Musk’s social network Google X has raised nearly $1 billion in new equity from investors. This deal has valued the company at the same level as when Musk took it private in 2022. Some unnamed insiders said that Musk himself also participated in this equity financing. One of the insiders […]

The Fed is expected to hold steady in March as Powell walks a tightrope

By: keiko

Fed officials are likely to keep interest rates unchanged when they meet on Wednesday to buy time to assess how President Donald Trump’s policies are affecting an economy facing persistent inflationary pressures and growing growth concerns. The new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, coupled with retaliatory actions from US trading partners, have dampened consumer […]

Economists: Expect U.S. CPI to remain high in February

By: keiko

Economists predict that the US inflation rate, which rose sharply in January, may have remained high last month, further evidence that progress in curbing price increases has stalled. The consumer price index is expected to rise by 0.3% in February, after increasing by 0.5% at the beginning of the year. According to a Bloomberg survey […]

Technology stocks saw further selling as Citigroup downgraded its rating on US equities.

By: keiko

Tech stocks suffered their biggest one-day drop since 2022 as investors’ concerns over an impending economic recession intensified. The Nasdaq 100 index plunged 3.8%, with Monday’s sell-off wiping out more than $1 trillion in market value. Meanwhile, the Bloomberg Big Seven Technology Index (an equal-weighted index tracking the largest U.S. technology stocks) dropped 5.4%, extending […]

Is the United States Running Out of “Eggs”?

By: keiko

U.S. officials are crossing the ocean in search of enough eggs to ease the shortage, which has driven prices up sharply, forcing grocery stores to limit customer purchases and restaurants to add surcharges. Poultry trade groups in Poland, the world’s second-largest egg exporter, and smaller countries such as France and Indonesia say their countries are […]

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