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Tax Court Ruling Boosts US Economic Growth Potential

A US Tax Court ruling sided with AbbVie, allowing a $1.6 billion breakup fee to be treated as a business expense, preventing a $572 million tax increase and potentially boosting M&A activity and economic growth.

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US Economy Edges Closer to Stagflation Amidst Rising Prices and Slowing Job Growth

The US economy shows signs of approaching stagflation, marked by rising inflation (2.9% in August) and slowing job growth, with revised job figures indicating a substantial decrease in hiring compared to earlier this year.

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American Consumer Sentiment Plunges Amid Inflation and Job Market Fears

The University of Michigan's consumer sentiment index unexpectedly fell to 55.4 in September, down from 58.2 in August and reflecting a 21% year-over-year decline, driven by rising inflation, worsening job prospects, and ongoing concerns about tariffs.

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US Economic Indicators Show Mixed Signals Amidst Fed Rate Cut Expectations

August's economic data reveals a mixed picture: CPI rose slightly to 2.8%, jobless claims exceeded estimates at 263,000, and a significant downward job revision occurred, while the Fed is expected to cut interest rates.

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Early-Onset Stagflation in the US Economy

Two reports released Thursday indicate the US economy might be experiencing early-onset stagflation, characterized by slow economic growth and rising prices, creating a challenging economic climate.

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US Inflation Rises to 2.9%, Highest Since January, Amid Job Market Slowdown

Consumer prices increased 0.4% in August, pushing annual inflation to 2.9%, the highest since January, while real hourly earnings slowed to 0.7%, the lowest in over a year, coinciding with a weakening job market.

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US Federal Reserve Poised for Interest Rate Cut Amid Economic Uncertainty

Facing a cooling labor market and rising inflation, the US Federal Reserve is likely to lower interest rates next week, a move influenced by recent economic data and political pressure.

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SEC Chair Atkins Aims to Revitalize US IPO Market

SEC Chair Paul Atkins, a Trump appointee, is seeking to reduce regulations and boost the number of initial public offerings (IPOs) in the US, citing a 50% decrease in publicly listed companies over the past 30 years.

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Consumer Sentiment Dips Amid Hiring Slowdown and Inflation Rise

September saw a decline in consumer sentiment, exceeding economists' forecasts, as government data revealed a slowdown in hiring alongside increased inflation, raising stagflation concerns; this continues a downturn that began after Trump's election.

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US Stocks Mostly Up, Oracle Soars, Producer Prices Fall

Wall Street closed mostly positive, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq hitting intraday highs before a slight Nasdaq pullback; Oracle's surge made its chairman the world's richest, and producer prices fell for the first time in four months, boosting the US bond market.

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Early-Onset Stagflation in US Economy

Two reports released Thursday indicate the US economy might be experiencing early-onset stagflation, characterized by slow economic growth and rising prices, creating a challenging policy dilemma for the Federal Reserve.

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Trump's Tariffs to Increase US Poverty by 875,000 in 2026, Study Says

New research indicates that President Trump's tariffs will likely increase the number of Americans living in poverty by 875,000 in 2026, including 375,000 children, according to an analysis by The Budget Lab at Yale.

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