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How the economy and markets shocked analysts and investors in 2023 based on the data

NEW YORK It was one declining figure that outperformed all others in a year full of huge figures, including significant advances for stocks and even more amazing flights for cryptocurrencies. The curse of the world economy, inflation, abated this year. It is still really high, especially in light of the many years of low inflation […]

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Coalitions, not lawsuits, according to a Nevada tribe, will save holy places as the US pursues its energy agenda.

RENO, NV Native American leaders from all throughout the country filled the room, having been invited to Washington to hear from federal representatives on President Joe Biden’s successes and new policy directives intended to strengthen ties and safeguard historic places. Among them was Arlan Melendez. Two thousand miles distant, or four thousand twenty-three km, the

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The economy of Germany is predicted to contract once more in the current quarter as corporate confidence falls

BERLIN The country’s central bank predicted on Monday that the German economy will likely contract slightly more in the current fourth quarter, while a survey revealed an unexpected decline in business confidence. Official estimates show that the largest economy in Europe shrank by 0.1% in the third quarter following a growth of the same percentage

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Contrary to popular belief, the Federal Reserve was able to combat inflation without causing a severe recession

Washington The Americans have not felt such excruciating inflation since 1981, when “The Jeffersons” and “The Dukes of Hazzard” were dominating the TV ratings. However, it appears that the Federal Reserve is about to overcome it, and without the severe recession and spike in joblessness that many analysts had predicted would follow. Since reaching a

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The wholesale inflation rate in the US fell last month, suggesting that price pressure is still downward

November’s wholesale inflation in the US remained stable, indicating that the economy’s underlying price increases are continuing to taper off. The producer price index, which measures inflation before it reaches consumers, was flat from October to November, the Labour Department stated on Wednesday, following a 0.4% decline the previous month. Producer prices increased by merely

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Illinois’s dilapidated Pillsbury mill, which once turned grain into opportunity, is reviving

AUGUSTINE, IL Chris Richmond was driven to act by the dog, which was caught atop tall grain silos on Springfield’s northeast side in 2019. The stray had made its way to the top of the massive Pillsbury Mills, which had been the economic powerhouse of the central Illinois city for decades due to its flour-churning

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Despite economic worries, the Bank of England keeps interest rates at a 15-year high.

LONDON Unlike the US Federal Reserve, the Bank of England did not lower borrowing rates on Thursday amid growing concerns about the status of the British economy. It also did not exhibit any indication that it would do so anytime soon. After nearly two years of raises, the central bank ended its main interest rate

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Due to allegations of emissions test cheating, a U.S. engine manufacturer faces the greatest Clean Air Act penalty ever.

Nearly one million pickup trucks are allegedly equipped with so-called defeat devices, a claim made by Indiana-based Cummins, which has denied any wrongdoing. A $1.675 billion fine has been agreed to by engine maker Cummins Inc. for allegedly placing “defeat devices” on about a million pickup vehicles in order to evade emissions testing. The Justice

Due to allegations of emissions test cheating, a U.S. engine manufacturer faces the greatest Clean Air Act penalty ever. Read More »

Due to allegations of emissions test cheating, a U.S. engine manufacturer faces the greatest Clean Air Act penalty ever.

Nearly one million pickup trucks are allegedly equipped with so-called defeat devices, a claim made by Indiana-based Cummins, which has denied any wrongdoing. A $1.675 billion fine has been agreed to by engine maker Cummins Inc. for allegedly placing “defeat devices” on about a million pickup vehicles in order to evade emissions testing. The Justice

Due to allegations of emissions test cheating, a U.S. engine manufacturer faces the greatest Clean Air Act penalty ever. Read More »

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