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14 Nations 1 Deadline
On Monday, July 7, President Donald Trump reignited global trade anxieties with a flurry of 14 letters addressed to key US trading partners, including Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Thailand, and Malaysia.
Jobs Report Chained the July Rate Cut
The Federal Reserve is now highly unlikely to cut interest rates at its July 28–29 meeting, following a strong June jobs report that undermined recession fears and reaffirmed the strength of the U.S. labor market.
Can Pakistan Become the Next Crypto Frontier?
In a series of bold moves, Pakistan has stepped into the global crypto conversation, not as a bystander, but as a country potentially positioning itself for leadership in the blockchain era.
Will July 9 Redraw the Redraw the Global Trade Map?
On July 8, a 90-day pause ends on Trump’s proposed “reciprocal tariffs”, a policy aimed at pressuring over 180 countries to accept new trade terms under the threat of steep tariff hikes starting July 9.
Wall Street’s Wild Ride into H2
US stock futures ticked higher early Monday, suggesting another record-setting day ahead for Wall Street, capping off what has been one of the most turbulent first halves in recent memory.
Decades of Decades of Pressure
The tension between Iran and Israel isn’t new, and it’s not just about politics. It goes back over 40 years and is deeply rooted in ideology, power, and regional influence.
What the Fed Drama Could Mean for Global Markets?
President Donald Trump has reignited his war of words against Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, the very man he once appointed to lead the world’s most influential central bank.
Markets Shift Gears After the US Strike
President Donald Trump’s decision to directly bomb Iran’s deeply buried nuclear facilities marks a historic escalation and a deliberate break from his earlier policy of avoiding large-scale foreign entanglements.
War Clouds Over the Mideast
As the Israel–Iran air war enters its second week, both sides are trading increasingly destructive strikes, with Israeli raids targeting nuclear infrastructure and top Iranian leadership, and Iran retaliating with missiles
Oil Up Stocks Down What’s Next?
Global markets turned sharply lower amid escalating geopolitical tensions and renewed inflationary concerns, setting a risk-off tone across asset classes.
What Is the Fed and Why Is This Meeting Important?
The Federal Reserve (Fed) is the central bank of the U.S., and it plays a major role in controlling inflation and supporting the economy.
Is the U.S. Entering the War?
Global financial markets are experiencing a mix of geopolitical risk and monetary policy uncertainty.
Oil Prices: Volatility in Motion
Crude Oil Surge June 13: Brent soared 7% to $74.23, WTI up 7.3% to $72.98 — markets reacted fast to rising tensions.
Escalating Israel-Iran Conflict
On June 12, Israel launched airstrikes targeting Iranian nuclear and military facilities. In response, Iran has carried out retaliatory strikes.