In short, no. Prices will never durably fall until we get rid of the Federal Reserve. Because deflation -- falling prices -- is the #1 thing the Fed fears. Not unemployment. Not recession. Not nuclear ...

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Traders are weighing the possibility of direct US military involvement in the Israel-Iran war, now in its second week.

The U.S. dollar strengthened against the Vietnamese dong Friday morning as it headed for a weekly gain against major peers.

Investor sentiment plummeted during the early panic, and even gold dropped to a seven-month low. Still, the long-term impact ...

Republicans plan to terminate billions of dollars in clean energy tax credits. Experts say that will mean more greenhouse gas ...

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There's been quite a bit of attention paid to the price of gold in recent years and with good reason. Starting 2024 priced at ...

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Despite higher prices across the United States, Mr Kenny Lim, 33, felt willing to spend a bit more during a recent trip to ...