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U.S. inflation slowed to 2.4% in March, below forecasts. Falling energy prices and soft core CPI support growing expectations for a Fed rate cut.

Dow soars 2,159 points as Trump announces a 90-day tariff pause. Nasdaq leads with 8% gain, fueling hopes of trade relief and market recovery.

Trade war escalates with China’s 84% tariffs driving $5.83T market wipeout. S&P500 nears bear territory while Treasury safe havens unexpectedly crumble.

U.S. payrolls rose by 228K in March, beating forecasts. Strong hiring in health care and transport supports a bullish short-term equities outlook.

U.S. private payrolls rose 155K in March, led by financial and business services. Labor market resilience supports a moderately bullish short-term view.

Core PCE inflation rose 0.4% in February, keeping Fed cautious. Tariff risks and weak sentiment suggest inflation may stay higher for longer.

Pending home sales rose 2.0% in February, with gains led by the South. NAR forecasts higher sales and prices in 2025 as mortgage rates ease moderately.

U.S. GDP rose 2.4% in Q4 on strong spending and profits. Inflation cooled, jobless claims fell—supporting a bullish short-term market outlook.

Beijing’s EV push through Mexico tests US trade policy as tech sanctions intensify.

Case-Shiller and FHFA data show U.S. home prices rose in January, led by the Northeast, while Sunbelt markets like Tampa cooled. Annual gains remained modest overall.

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U.S. jobless claims rise to 223K, signaling labor market softening. Insured unemployment climbs, while manufacturing growth slows. Key risks ahead.

Hang Seng rallies on AI and EV demand as US tariffs backfire, potentially hitting US economic growth.

U.S. housing starts jumped 11.2% in February, but declining permits signal a potential slowdown. What’s next for the real estate market?

Beijing’s new economic measures aim to spur consumption, but rising unemployment threatens sentiment. Will China’s policy efforts be enough?

February retail sales rose just 0.2%, missing 0.6% forecast. Weaker consumer spending strengthens case for Fed rate cuts, pressuring USD while supporting bonds.

U.S. producer prices stalled in February, signaling easing inflation pressures. Falling service costs offset rising goods prices. Fed rate cuts now in focus.

China’s tech surge defies US restrictions, signaling economic decoupling and potential AI dominance.

February CPI rises just 0.2%, signaling easing inflation, but tariffs fuel stagflation fears, complicating Fed’s path to future rate cuts—what traders should expect.

China’s 2025 growth outlook contrasts with US recession risks. Will Beijing’s stimulus offset the impact of a worsening trade war?