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1. The CPI data due March 13, 2025, is a key gauge of U.S. inflation, with February’s expected 0.3% rise—down from January’s 0.5%—hinting at cooling pressures.  This drop could ease fears after January’s 3% annual spike, potentially nudging the Fed toward [...]

1. Recent turbulence in the stock market has undoubtedly sparked anxiety among investors, with sharp selloffs prompting fears of economic collapse. However, the world is far from falling apart. Market corrections, while unsettling, are a natural part of economic cycles and often [...]

1. Recent economic indicators suggest a deceleration in the U.S. economy.  In February, consumer confidence experienced its most significant decline since August 2021, with The Conference Board's index dropping to 98.3 from 105.3 in January. This downturn reflects growing concerns over [...]

1. This week's economic data reveals a mixed outlook for the U.S. economy, with notable developments in the housing market and labor sector, alongside rising inflation concerns impacting financial markets. Housing Market Indicators - In January 2025, housing starts declined by 9.8% [...]

1. Recent economic data indicates strength, with a low unemployment rate and inflation slightly higher than desired but still subdued. Notably, rent data is showing a significant decline, though it has yet to fully reflect in CPI figures. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome [...]

1. Recent data presents a moderate expansion in the U.S. economy, with manufacturing rebounding, job openings declining, and services growth slowing.   Manufacturing: The ISM Manufacturing PMI rose to 50.9% in January, marking its first expansion in over two years. New orders [...]