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MiBolsilloColombia on MSNTrump's weakest issue? Inflation and the cost of livingRecent polls show Trump’s lowest approval ratings on inflation and cost of living, highlighting growing concerns over his economic policies and tariffs.
The day after the 2020 presidential election won by Biden, gold closed at 1,904. Biden exited the race for a second term on July 21, 2024. As of Friday, July 19, gold was trading at $2,398. The dollar lost 25 percent against gold during Biden’s lone term.
Bond investors see a lot to be worried about from Washington policy. That could have repercussions for taxpayers.
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MiBolsilloColombia on MSNTrump law's SALT deduction to change until 2033The recent tax and spending bill passed by the U.S. House of Representatives aims to make permanent the 2017 tax cuts and modify key provisions, including the controversial SALT deduction.
A TV ad from a group supportive of President Donald Trump makes misleading claims, and uses outdated data, to argue that he is "fixing" an economy "ruined" by Democrats.
Target slashed its annual sales forecast on May 21, after a surprisingly sharp fall in quarterly same-store sales, as customers pulled back on discretionary purchases due to ongoing worries about inflation and the economy due to President Donald Trump's trade war.
April's inflation report will be welcome news to the FOMC—but that doesn't mean the Powell-led group will cut interest rates.
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The National Interest on MSNWhy Extending Donald Trump’s Tax Cuts Is a Win for the Economy and the EnvironmentTrump-era tax cuts and full expensing offer a pro-growth alternative to IRA subsidies, boosting innovation, ensuring business certainty, and advancing clean energy. In the current discussions of The One Big Beautiful Bill,
PJM’s solar desert Solar power production has increased dramatically across much of the U.S. But for 20 percent of the U.S. population that lives in grid operator PJM’s territory, solar power remains a bit player, Peter Behr writes today.