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Dow Futures Steady Ahead of Powell Comments
Investors await earnings from AutoZone and Micron Technology to gauge the impact of tariffs and a slowing labor market.
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Tariffs Will Hit Slowing U.S. Economy Hard in 2026, OECD Says
Global economies will continue to lose momentum as higher tariffs take an increasingly large toll on activity, the research body said.
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Tech's H-1B Debate: Is Trump's New Fee a Solution or a Setback?
Some in tech say charging $100,000 for visa applications will weed out bad candidates, while others expect it to drive hiring overseas.
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Eurozone Faces Inflation, Growth Threat From China's Rare Earths Dominance, ECB Warns
A report said the eurozone would suffer economic harm if supplies were to be interrupted as a result of trade or other disputes.
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European Business Activity Inches Up But Impetus Remains Elusive
Activity expanded this month, but at a level that suggests the wider economy is growing only slowly.
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The Fed Finally Cut Rates-Now What? Powell Could Offer Clues on Tuesday.
A week after the first rate cut of 2025, and amid a split FOMC, Fed Chair Jerome Powell could offer clues about where monetary policy goes from here.
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Riksbank Cuts Key Rate and Signals Further Easing Is Unlikely
Sweden's central bank reduced its key policy rate to 1.75% and suggested the cut could mark the final monetary easing of the current cycle.
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EU, Indonesia Ink Trade Deal After Years of Talks
Indonesia will gradually reduce its tariff on imported cars, opening the door for EU auto exports and investment in electric vehicles, among others.
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Gold hit another record high. Has it formed a bubble yet?
Gold may be showing signs of a bubble formation - with prices on Monday scoring their 36th record high of the year so far - but not all analysts are convinced that the precious metal has overextended its rally.
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Wealth Tax Stages Comeback in France
French economist's proposal to adopt a hefty wealth tax has strong support in poll as public finances deteriorate.
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Megamerger to Propel Compass's Strategy of Private Home Listings
Compass's acquisition of one of its main rivals further consolidates a shrinking field of residential real-estate brokers and is likely to further reshape the industry.
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Ukraine is Upending the Global Oil Market. Here's Who Benefits.
Drone attacks on Russian refineries are curbing output. Sizing up the impact on U.S. refiners.
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Fed's Bostic Sees Little Reason to Cut Rates Further for Now
The Atlanta Fed president, Raphael Bostic, said risks of weaker employment outcomes have risen, but years of elevated inflation remain a serious concern.
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September 23, 2025 07:15 ET (11:15 GMT)
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