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Saudi-Pakistan Defense Pact: Unlikely to Disrupt India's Energy Ties

A source indicates the new Saudi-Pakistan defense pact is unlikely to alter Riyadh's energy relationship with India, and that India will continue to purchase Saudi crude. The source also dismisses any shift in Saudi oil trade away from the US dollar.

Sophia Claire|--

Fed Independence Under Scrutiny: Trump's Legal Battle and Potential Ramifications

The Federal Reserve's independence faces a crucial test as the Supreme Court weighs in on the Cook case, potentially opening the door for greater political interference in central bank decisions.

Ava Grace|--

Gold & Silver Surge: Citi Foresees Broader Metals Rally Ahead

Citi strategists anticipate further gains in gold and silver, with positive outlooks for copper and aluminum, fueled by economic factors and structural shifts.

Emma Rose|--

Musalem: Cautious Approach to Further Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns

St. Louis Fed President Musalem reaffirmed his support for last week's rate cut, but warned that the space for further easing is limited. He emphasized that inflation remains a concern despite rising risks in the labor market.

Ava Grace|--

US Investors Hoarding Cash Despite Looming Rate Cuts: A Deep Dive

This article explores the trend of American investors hoarding cash in money market funds despite anticipated rate cuts, examining the underlying reasons for this cautious investment behavior.

Ava Grace|--

France and Saudi Arabia Push for Palestinian Recognition: Will the Two-State Solution Gain Momentum?

France and Saudi Arabia are set to lead an international initiative to recognize the State of Palestine, eliciting mixed reactions and potentially undermining peace efforts. This article highlights the potential risks and opportunities.

Liam James|--

Hayashi: BOJ's Rate Hike Plans Align with Government's Economic Policy

Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshimasa Hayashi stated that the Bank of Japan's plans to gradually raise interest rates are largely in line with the government's economic policy thinking, signaling a shift in views regarding a strong Yen and inflation.

Noah Lee|--

Silver Surges to Highest Since 2011: Market Trends and Influencing Factors Analyzed

Silver prices are experiencing a significant surge, driven by geopolitical tensions and inflation, making it a focal point for investors seeking alternative investment options.

Ava Grace|--

Trump to Meet Arab Leaders on Gaza War Amid Rising Tensions

President Trump will host a meeting with key Arab leaders at the United Nations to discuss ways to end the Gaza war and its growing regional implications, amidst escalating tensions over the recognition of a Palestinian state.

Ava Grace|--

FOMC Meeting: Powell Solidifies Control as Mester Dissents

The latest FOMC meeting revealed notable unity, with only Mester dissenting. This signals a strong hold by Powell over monetary policy, despite external pressures.

Ava Grace|--

US Government Shutdown Risk Looms as Senate Rejects Funding Bills

The Senate rejects funding bills, heightening the risk of a government shutdown. The move underscores deep partisan divisions and casts doubt on the future of federal services.

Emma Rose|--

Navigating Fed Rate Cuts: Bond Strategies on Wall Street

With expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts on the horizon, bond fund managers are focusing on intermediate-term Treasury bonds as a key strategy to secure returns and manage risk.

Sophia Claire|--

Federal Reserve Reform on the Horizon: Price Stability Act Sparks Debate on Central Bank's Mission

A new bill in the US Congress is sparking debate over the Federal Reserve's mission, focusing on price stability as the primary goal. The article covers the details of the bill, criticisms of the Fed, and other reform proposals.

Emma Rose|--

Market Review: Fed Rate Cut and Global Economic Trends

This article provides a detailed analysis of the global market performance during the week, focusing on the impact of the Fed rate cut and other major economic developments.

Ava Grace|--

US Senators Target Russian Energy Exports with 'Shadow Fleet' Sanctions

US senators are working to tighten the financial screws on Russia by targeting its energy exports, particularly through the 'shadow fleet' of oil tankers, amidst stalled diplomatic efforts to end the Ukrainian conflict. The new legislation includes expanded sanctions on this fleet and Russian LNG projects.

Noah Lee|--

Bank of Japan Holds Rates Steady, Plans to Start Selling ETFs

The Bank of Japan decided to keep interest rates unchanged and begin selling ETFs, carefully assessing the economy and inflation.

Sophia Claire|--

Hong Kong Gold Theft Recovered: A Sign of a Growing Global Trend?

Hong Kong police recovered stolen gold from a jewelry workshop. The incident highlights a worrying global trend of gold-related crimes amid rising prices.

Liam James|--

US Initial Jobless Claims Fall: A Rebound or a Sign of Stability?

US initial jobless claims saw a significant drop last week, suggesting labor market stability despite ongoing economic uncertainties.

Ava Grace|--

White House Reacts to Fed Rate Cut: Implications and Analysis

This article provides an analysis of the Trump administration's reaction to the Federal Reserve's rate cut decision, focusing on key officials' statements and the potential economic implications.

Sophia Claire|--

Swiss Gold Exports to US Plunge Amid Tariff Confusion

Swiss gold exports to the US saw a dramatic decline in August due to tariff uncertainties. The article explores the reasons for this decline and its impact on global gold trade.

Sophia Claire|--