Powell Frames Cut as “Risk Management” Amid Weakening Jobs, Tariff Risks
Yesterday, the Fed lowered the federal funds rate by 0.25 percentage point to 4.00%–4.25%, its first cut of 2023....
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Fed approves quarter-point interest rate cut and sees two more coming this year
On September 17, 2025, the U.S. Federal Reserve cut its key interest rate by 25 basis points (¼ of...
The Fed’s Rate Cuts: What Drives Decisions — And Why Now
The Federal Reserve’s September 17, 2025 meeting is one of the most closely watched in years. Markets are convinced...
Morning Wrap: Finally, the Fed
It was Tuesday, night before a likely Fed rate cut, and the markets had gone quiet, even record Nasdaq...
Trump’s UK Visit Sparks Tech Momentum: Which Sectors in Spotlight
Donald Trump’s state visit to UK is shaping up to be more than royal pageantry — it’s being framed...
Trump Wants Companies Reporting Earnings Twice a Year — What does it mean for US markets?
President Donald Trump has revived his call for US companies to move from quarterly earnings reporting to a semiannual...
Fed Set to Cut Rates Next Week as Jobs Weakness Trumps Inflation Fears
Markets, economists, and media consensus point to a Fed September cut as labour market weakness outweighs tariff-driven inflation risks....
Tariff receipts hit all-time highs in August
Tariff receipts hit all-time highs in August, but sticky inflation and weakening jobs data sharpen the stakes for next...
Easy does it, fresh peaks for Wall St
This week felt different. Because one of the country’s biggest tech companies sees its share price skyrocket by as...
Klarna Market Debut Marks Wall Street’s Renewed Appetite for IPOs
Shares of the Swedish fintech, Klarna, rose 14% on their first day, valuing the company at over $17 billion...