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Fed minutes show ‘strongly differing views’ over whether to cut interest rates again in December

Fed officials noted last month elevated uncertainty about the U.S. economic outlook.

Silver may be the ‘poor man’s gold,’ but its 74% surge this year looks far from over

Silver may represent one of the few cases where cheaper is better – not just when it comes to cost, but in terms of quality for investors.

This surprising stat could be a bullish signal for Big Tech stocks

Megacap technology stocks haven’t been this “under-owned” in active funds going back at least 16 years, according to Morgan Stanley.

Trump and Treasury Secretary Bessent are talking nonsense on inflation

No, prices aren’t lower. And inflation isn’t slowing — at least not yet.

October jobs report canceled and November employment numbers to come out late

The October employment report has been canceled and the November report will come out late, the government said, depriving the Federal Reserve of critical information before it meets in early December to decide whether to cut interest rates again.

Social Security’s ‘DOGE’ whistleblower is running for public office as the ‘longest of long shots’

Former data chief Charles Borges said reporting risk at Social Security was more stressful than combat

An epic rally in small-cap stocks is fading fast. These charts show why they may never catch up to the big dogs.

All hope isn’t lost, but several factors could keep a lid on small caps relative to their larger peers.

U.S. economy grew at an above-average speed before shutdown, delayed reports show. What about now?

The U.S. economy was still expanding at an uneven but somewhat robust pace as summer drew to a close, a trickle of economic reports delayed by the government shutdown have shown. However, there’s a big “but.”

UnitedHealth is dropping a million seniors from Medicare Advantage as it aims to restore its ‘swagger’

America’s largest insurer is making sweeping changes to its Medicare Advantage plans to improve profit margins.

Here’s why Nexstar’s CEO thinks the FCC should change the rules to allow a merger with Tegna

FCC Chairman Brendan Carr has long advocated for changes to rules that limit the number of stations a local television company can own, but opponents say that’s something only Congress can address.

This is why Trump & Co. keep talking about phantom $2,000 checks 

It’s politics, not economics.

MP Materials gets another government deal, this time in Saudi Arabi

MP Materials’ stock was surging Wednesday after the rare-earth producer announced a partnership with the U.S. government to build a refinery in Saudi Arabia.
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