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What Kevin Warsh as Fed Chair Could Mean for US Interest Rates—and the World

Trump’s nomination of Kevin Warsh as Federal Reserve chair could reshape US monetary policy, rate cuts, and global markets. Here’s what investors need to know.
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U.S. Exit from the WHO: What It Means for Global Health Governance and the World Economy

The U.S. decision to leave the World Health Organization raises concerns over global health funding, economic resilience, and international cooperation.
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A Supreme Court Test for the Fed: Why Trump’s Legal Challenge Matters for Global Markets

The U.S. Supreme Court will hear Donald Trump’s challenge to dismiss a Federal Reserve governor, a case that could reshape central bank independence and global market confidence.
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A $150 Billion Question: How a Supreme Court Ruling Could Upend Trump’s Tariff Legacy

A Supreme Court ruling could force the US to refund up to $150 billion in Trump-era tariffs, with major implications for trade policy, markets, and government finances.
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Fed Signals Patience: Why U.S. Rate Cuts Are Not Imminent

The U.S. Federal Reserve is signaling patience on further interest-rate cuts. Here’s what John Williams’ comments mean for markets and the global economy.
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America’s $30 Trillion Question: Can the World’s Biggest Bond Market Absorb Washington’s Expanding Debt?

America’s outstanding Treasury debt surpasses $30 trillion—double the 2018 level. This article examines the causes, fiscal risks, and global market implications of the world’s largest debt buildup.
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Markets Breathe Easier as U.S. Shutdown Nears an End — But Fiscal Tensions Remain

The U.S. Senate’s passage of a stopgap deal signals the end of the latest government shutdown. Markets welcomed the move, but deep fiscal divisions remain unresolved.