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U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade deal with Japan has sparked fresh optimism that the global economy will manage to avoid getting hit with extremely elevated tariffs, even as many U.S. trading partners still don’t have agreements.

The WNBA has reportedly agreed to collect $925 million worth of expansion team fees by 2030.

The Treasury Department is gearing up to deliver its first big plans for borrowing during the current quarter since President Donald Trump signed his sweeping package of tax cuts and spending into law on July 4.

The fintech company’s disappointing growth trends in its merchant business have one analyst concerned that competition is dogging the Clover brand.

The White House is “not in a rush” to find a new Fed chair, the Treasury secretary said Wednesday.

Inflation at the ECB’s 2% target encourages a wait-and-see approach.

GE Vernova’s stock was heading for a record high after an earnings beat, a raised full-year outlook and a lowered estimate of tariff impact.

The housing market saw a deeper slowdown in June, as sales of existing homes dropped.

Asian investors need to figure out where to put their trillions, and don’t want to over invest in the U.S., says Morgan Stanley.

Brazil’s onerous taxes and political turmoil make investors wary, but an international court ruling could change their minds.

RIA Advisor’s Lance Roberts says Trump’s trade policies could trigger a correction soon; he’s swapped Apple for Meta Platforms.

The latest meme-stock frenzy shows that “market psychology and crowd behavior can sometimes matter more than the numbers,” says Capital.com analyst Daniela Sabin Hathorn