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California To Sue US Government Over Trump's On-Again-Off-Again Tariffs
California is set to sue the federal government on Wednesday over Donald Trump's on-again-off-again tariffs, claiming the US president does not have the right to enact such damaging policies.
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US Consumer Inflation Cools To 2.4% In March: Government Data
US consumer inflation cooled last month on plunging gas prices, according to government data published Wednesday, as consumers and businesses waited nervously for President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs to come into effect.
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Fed to Sit Tight on Rates at March Meet, Hint at Hikes to Come
The Federal Reserve won't raise interest rates this week, but will likely make clear that as long as U.S. inflation and jobs continue to strengthen, economic weakness overseas won't stop rates from rising fairly soon.
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Barack Obama Says Pacific Trade Pact Will Boost US Economy
President Barack Obama said today that a huge free-trade deal between 12 Pacific Rim countries will boost the US economy while protecting workers and the environment.
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Fed faces tough call on bond buying as economy strengthens
With the world's financial markets on edge, the U.S. central bank wraps up a two-day meeting with a highly anticipated policy announcement at 2 p.m. (1900 GMT), followed by Ben Bernanke's last news conference as Fed chairman a half hour later.
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Profit Briefing: Markets touch new highs; Banking sees PE exits
If you missed our coverage today, here is a summary for a quick read.
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California To Sue US Government Over Trump's On-Again-Off-Again Tariffs
California is set to sue the federal government on Wednesday over Donald Trump's on-again-off-again tariffs, claiming the US president does not have the right to enact such damaging policies.
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US Consumer Inflation Cools To 2.4% In March: Government Data
US consumer inflation cooled last month on plunging gas prices, according to government data published Wednesday, as consumers and businesses waited nervously for President Donald Trump's sweeping tariffs to come into effect.
-
Fed to Sit Tight on Rates at March Meet, Hint at Hikes to Come
The Federal Reserve won't raise interest rates this week, but will likely make clear that as long as U.S. inflation and jobs continue to strengthen, economic weakness overseas won't stop rates from rising fairly soon.
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Barack Obama Says Pacific Trade Pact Will Boost US Economy
President Barack Obama said today that a huge free-trade deal between 12 Pacific Rim countries will boost the US economy while protecting workers and the environment.
-
Fed faces tough call on bond buying as economy strengthens
With the world's financial markets on edge, the U.S. central bank wraps up a two-day meeting with a highly anticipated policy announcement at 2 p.m. (1900 GMT), followed by Ben Bernanke's last news conference as Fed chairman a half hour later.
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Profit Briefing: Markets touch new highs; Banking sees PE exits
If you missed our coverage today, here is a summary for a quick read.
