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Wall Street Rebounds Slightly Amidst Trade War and Inflation Concerns
US stocks ended a four-week losing streak with a slight gain, but concerns remain about the impact of US-China trade tensions and inflation on the economy and markets, as evidenced by declines in major sectors such as airlines and homebuilders.
Wall Street Rebounds Slightly Amidst Trade War and Inflation Concerns
US stocks ended a four-week losing streak with a slight gain, but concerns remain about the impact of US-China trade tensions and inflation on the economy and markets, as evidenced by declines in major sectors such as airlines and homebuilders.
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48% Bias Score
Bank of Russia Holds Key Rate at 21%, Citing Cautious Optimism Amidst Evolving Geopolitical Landscape
The Bank of Russia held its key rate at 21% for the third time, citing slowing inflation in durable goods but faster-than-expected food price increases; this decision comes amid improving US-Russia relations and a strengthening ruble.
Bank of Russia Holds Key Rate at 21%, Citing Cautious Optimism Amidst Evolving Geopolitical Landscape
The Bank of Russia held its key rate at 21% for the third time, citing slowing inflation in durable goods but faster-than-expected food price increases; this decision comes amid improving US-Russia relations and a strengthening ruble.
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20% Bias Score
US to Import Eggs to Combat Record-High Prices Amid Bird Flu Crisis
The Trump administration is importing hundreds of millions of eggs from Turkey and South Korea to combat record-high egg prices caused by a bird flu outbreak that has killed over 156 million birds, impacting consumers and prompting a $1 billion government response.
US to Import Eggs to Combat Record-High Prices Amid Bird Flu Crisis
The Trump administration is importing hundreds of millions of eggs from Turkey and South Korea to combat record-high egg prices caused by a bird flu outbreak that has killed over 156 million birds, impacting consumers and prompting a $1 billion government response.
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36% Bias Score
Currency Devaluation and the Rise of CBDCs: A Systemic Risk
Since 1971, the US dollar has lost 98.8% of its value against gold, while the Spanish peseta/euro lost 99.5%; this devaluation, exceeding that of the US dollar despite ECB efforts, reflects a global trend of fiat currency devaluation exacerbated by the rise of CBDCs.
Currency Devaluation and the Rise of CBDCs: A Systemic Risk
Since 1971, the US dollar has lost 98.8% of its value against gold, while the Spanish peseta/euro lost 99.5%; this devaluation, exceeding that of the US dollar despite ECB efforts, reflects a global trend of fiat currency devaluation exacerbated by the rise of CBDCs.
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60% Bias Score
Asda Launches Aggressive Price War, Sparking Market Volatility
Asda, facing declining market share after a 2021 takeover, launched a price war yesterday, cutting prices on 1,500 items by up to 45 percent to regain customers, despite concerns about profitability and operational issues.
Asda Launches Aggressive Price War, Sparking Market Volatility
Asda, facing declining market share after a 2021 takeover, launched a price war yesterday, cutting prices on 1,500 items by up to 45 percent to regain customers, despite concerns about profitability and operational issues.
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44% Bias Score
Göttingen Student Cafeteria Prices Increase Amidst Stable Statewide Rates
While most Lower Saxony and Bremen universities maintain stable student cafeteria prices this summer semester, Göttingen will see a €0.40 price increase across all meals starting April 1st due to increased costs and insufficient state funding; Hannover has also increased prices and student contribut...
Göttingen Student Cafeteria Prices Increase Amidst Stable Statewide Rates
While most Lower Saxony and Bremen universities maintain stable student cafeteria prices this summer semester, Göttingen will see a €0.40 price increase across all meals starting April 1st due to increased costs and insufficient state funding; Hannover has also increased prices and student contribut...
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36% Bias Score
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
Russia Raises Social Pensions by 14.75%, Allocating 85 Billion Rubles
Russia increased social pensions by 14.75% in 2025, allocating 85 billion rubles to ensure a minimum living standard for 4–5 million recipients, including those with disabilities, orphans, and citizens of small northern ethnic groups, despite inflation reaching 16.5%.
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44% Bias Score
Rising Costs Force Derbyshire Restaurant Closure
Scott Farr, owner of the School House Restaurant in South Normanton, Derbyshire, is closing his restaurant on April 11th due to unsustainable rising operational costs, including increased minimum wages and supplier prices, despite working additional jobs to support his business.
Rising Costs Force Derbyshire Restaurant Closure
Scott Farr, owner of the School House Restaurant in South Normanton, Derbyshire, is closing his restaurant on April 11th due to unsustainable rising operational costs, including increased minimum wages and supplier prices, despite working additional jobs to support his business.
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40% Bias Score
Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amidst Economic Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on March 19, 2025, at 4.25%-4.50%, citing continued economic growth, low unemployment, and elevated inflation; however, they lowered the real GDP forecast to 1.7% and raised the inflation projection to 2.7%.
Fed Holds Interest Rates Steady Amidst Economic Uncertainty
The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on March 19, 2025, at 4.25%-4.50%, citing continued economic growth, low unemployment, and elevated inflation; however, they lowered the real GDP forecast to 1.7% and raised the inflation projection to 2.7%.
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44% Bias Score
June Interest Rate Cut Predicted Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Fixed income markets predict a June interest rate cut, while the FOMC held rates steady in March due to uncertainty around disinflation and a robust job market; however, rising recession fears and differing forecasts highlight significant uncertainty.
June Interest Rate Cut Predicted Amidst Economic Uncertainty
Fixed income markets predict a June interest rate cut, while the FOMC held rates steady in March due to uncertainty around disinflation and a robust job market; however, rising recession fears and differing forecasts highlight significant uncertainty.
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32% Bias Score
UK Borrowing Soars, Forcing Spending Cuts
UK public sector borrowing hit £132.2 billion, £20.4 billion above forecasts, forcing Chancellor Rachel Reeves to seek drastic spending cuts ahead of the Spring financial statement, despite pledges to improve public services.
UK Borrowing Soars, Forcing Spending Cuts
UK public sector borrowing hit £132.2 billion, £20.4 billion above forecasts, forcing Chancellor Rachel Reeves to seek drastic spending cuts ahead of the Spring financial statement, despite pledges to improve public services.
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64% Bias Score
Powell: US Economy Strong, Recession Not Imminent Despite Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced that the federal funds rate remains unchanged at 4.25% to 4.50%, citing a strong U.S. economy with moderating consumer spending, a solid labor market, and falling inflation; however, uncertainty remains regarding the impact of new administration policies...
Powell: US Economy Strong, Recession Not Imminent Despite Uncertainty
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell announced that the federal funds rate remains unchanged at 4.25% to 4.50%, citing a strong U.S. economy with moderating consumer spending, a solid labor market, and falling inflation; however, uncertainty remains regarding the impact of new administration policies...
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36% Bias Score
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