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Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Challenges US Dollar Dominance
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) aims to create a new financial system to reduce reliance on the US dollar, drawing on past examples like the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) system.
Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Challenges US Dollar Dominance
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) aims to create a new financial system to reduce reliance on the US dollar, drawing on past examples like the Council for Mutual Economic Assistance (CMEA) system.
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56% Bias Score


Fed to Cut Interest Rate by 0.25 Points, Despite Rising Inflation
The Federal Reserve is expected to lower the Fed Funds Rate by 0.25 points to 4.25 percent, despite August inflation reaching 2.9 percent, driven by concerns about slowing economic growth and rising unemployment.
Fed to Cut Interest Rate by 0.25 Points, Despite Rising Inflation
The Federal Reserve is expected to lower the Fed Funds Rate by 0.25 points to 4.25 percent, despite August inflation reaching 2.9 percent, driven by concerns about slowing economic growth and rising unemployment.
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16% Bias Score


Bitcoin's Surge Amidst Federal Reserve Crisis and Gold's Rise
Bitcoin's price has doubled year-over-year, reaching over $124,000 in August, coinciding with a Federal Reserve crisis and a surge in gold prices, prompting concerns about the U.S. dollar's reserve currency status.
Bitcoin's Surge Amidst Federal Reserve Crisis and Gold's Rise
Bitcoin's price has doubled year-over-year, reaching over $124,000 in August, coinciding with a Federal Reserve crisis and a surge in gold prices, prompting concerns about the U.S. dollar's reserve currency status.
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56% Bias Score


Argentina's Milei Partially Reverses Currency Policy
Argentina's President Milei partially reversed his government's April decision to free the exchange market, with the Treasury intervening to boost liquidity, due to concerns about inflation and upcoming elections.
Argentina's Milei Partially Reverses Currency Policy
Argentina's President Milei partially reversed his government's April decision to free the exchange market, with the Treasury intervening to boost liquidity, due to concerns about inflation and upcoming elections.
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16% Bias Score


Ukraine Peace Prospects Boost Euro Against Dollar
Despite the absence of a ceasefire or a planned meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin, Washington's offer of security guarantees to Ukraine indicates potential progress toward a peace agreement, influencing global financial markets through decreased energy prices and increased euro valuation against t...
Ukraine Peace Prospects Boost Euro Against Dollar
Despite the absence of a ceasefire or a planned meeting between Zelenskyy and Putin, Washington's offer of security guarantees to Ukraine indicates potential progress toward a peace agreement, influencing global financial markets through decreased energy prices and increased euro valuation against t...
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36% Bias Score


Trump's Interference in US Economic Data Fuels Market Instability
President Trump's dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics head and potential replacement of the Federal Reserve chairman are creating market uncertainty, impacting investor confidence in US economic data and the dollar, potentially leading to further market instability.
Trump's Interference in US Economic Data Fuels Market Instability
President Trump's dismissal of the Bureau of Labor Statistics head and potential replacement of the Federal Reserve chairman are creating market uncertainty, impacting investor confidence in US economic data and the dollar, potentially leading to further market instability.
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44% Bias Score

Euro's Rise as a Global Reserve Currency: Three Key Factors
This analysis details three factors—Eurobonds, the digital euro, and global trade shifts—that could strengthen the euro's position as a global reserve currency, challenging the US dollar's dominance.

Euro's Rise as a Global Reserve Currency: Three Key Factors
This analysis details three factors—Eurobonds, the digital euro, and global trade shifts—that could strengthen the euro's position as a global reserve currency, challenging the US dollar's dominance.
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40% Bias Score

US-led Economic Cycle Continues Despite Labor Slowdown
Following new trade deals, the US Federal Reserve considers lowering interest rates due to a slowing US labor market, impacting the US dollar and emerging markets.

US-led Economic Cycle Continues Despite Labor Slowdown
Following new trade deals, the US Federal Reserve considers lowering interest rates due to a slowing US labor market, impacting the US dollar and emerging markets.
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40% Bias Score

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opens Higher After Yesterday's Decline
Following a decline in both Tel Aviv and Wall Street, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened higher today, with the TA 35 index up 0.3%, TA 90 up 0.4%, and the banking index up 0.3%; however, the dollar weakened against the shekel by 0.21% to 3.379 shekels.

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange Opens Higher After Yesterday's Decline
Following a decline in both Tel Aviv and Wall Street, the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange opened higher today, with the TA 35 index up 0.3%, TA 90 up 0.4%, and the banking index up 0.3%; however, the dollar weakened against the shekel by 0.21% to 3.379 shekels.
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28% Bias Score

Trump's Push to Control the Fed Risks Dollar Devaluation
President Trump's attempts to replace Federal Reserve board members and regional presidents with loyalists are aimed at lowering interest rates, potentially devaluing the dollar to reduce U.S. deficits and boost domestic industry, despite the potential for global economic instability.

Trump's Push to Control the Fed Risks Dollar Devaluation
President Trump's attempts to replace Federal Reserve board members and regional presidents with loyalists are aimed at lowering interest rates, potentially devaluing the dollar to reduce U.S. deficits and boost domestic industry, despite the potential for global economic instability.
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52% Bias Score

US Debt Crisis Looms: Dollar's Future and Global Financial Stability at Risk
The US national debt is projected to hit 127 percent of GDP by 2034, leading to credit rating downgrades and increased Treasury bond yields, raising concerns about the dollar's future and potential for a financial crisis.

US Debt Crisis Looms: Dollar's Future and Global Financial Stability at Risk
The US national debt is projected to hit 127 percent of GDP by 2034, leading to credit rating downgrades and increased Treasury bond yields, raising concerns about the dollar's future and potential for a financial crisis.
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56% Bias Score

Emerging Market Rally Faces Headwinds Amidst US Tariff Uncertainty
Emerging market stocks have rallied 17% this year, driven partly by a weak dollar, but experts warn of potential risks from looming US tariffs and a possible US recession.

Emerging Market Rally Faces Headwinds Amidst US Tariff Uncertainty
Emerging market stocks have rallied 17% this year, driven partly by a weak dollar, but experts warn of potential risks from looming US tariffs and a possible US recession.
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40% Bias Score
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