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Where’s the Inflation From Tariffs? What Stocks and Earnings Tell Us About Rising Prices with June CPI on Deck.

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Follow live coverage of the June CPI data release. Inflation is expected to tick higher because of Trump's tariffs.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Bond Yields Fall, Dollar Weakens: What’s Next for Growth Stocks?

According to experts from JPMorgan, the second half of 2025 could bring a continuation of the decline in the value of the dollar, as well as the yield on American government bonds. The main reason lies in the fact that the US central bank (Federal Reserve) is expected to lower interest rates. When rates are lower, bonds yield less, so interest in the dollar declines as investors look for better options. This fall of the dollar is additionally ac…Finance · United States See the Story

Four Businessmen Control Africa’s Wealth, Richer than Half the Continent

According to the latest Oxfam report, the four richest men in Africa today own more wealth than half of the continent's 750 million inhabitants. The total value of their assets is estimated at 57.4 billion US dollars. The richest among them is Aliko Dangote from Nigeria, who made his fortune in the cement, food products and fertilizer industries. His company Dangote Group operates in numerous countries in sub-Saharan Africa, and it is estimated …Finance · Eastern Region See the Story

SpaceX employees create their own city in southern Texas

Elon Musk's influence extends beyond federal government to local Texas bureaucracy, where residents voted to incorporate Starbase, a city built around SpaceX's rocket complex. The May 2025 vote saw 212 residents approve the incorporation, with only six opposing, creating a unique company town where nearly all 500 residents are SpaceX employees or their families. The city serves as the base for the Starship rocket program, which Musk hopes will e…SpaceX · Texas Read Article

Russian Nuclear Giant Expands Aerospace Materials Output

Russia’s state-owned nuclear giant Rosatom is planning to significantly increase its production of composite materials for the aerospace industry this year, and is also announcing further growth in the coming years. The department’s executive director, Alexander Tyunin, told TASS that production in 2025 will reach 385 tons, almost double the 211 tons produced in 2024. Tyunin explained that the materials in question cover a wide range of material…Finance · Turkey See the Story

Trump’s Tariff Storm a Threat to Dollar’s Dominance?

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Puneet Saxena, Corporate Vice President, Manufacturing Industry Strategy, Blue Yonder As of late April 2025, the global semiconductor industry, along with its associated supply chain and customer base, was still waiting for a tariffs announcement by the Trump administration. Just a couple of weeks earlier, Reuters were among a host of news outlets reporting that “Tariffs on imported semiconductor chips [would be] coming soon.” Since then, howeve…Donald Trump See the Story

Wall Street feels impact of Trump's immigration crackdown

Donald Trump's stricter immigration policies are reshaping how Wall Street operates, from dealmaking to hiring foreign talent. While investors and bankers aren't the obvious targets of these measures, firms that depend on international workers and cross-border deals are adjusting their strategies to navigate the new landscape. Business Insider spoke with lawyers, executives, and investment leaders to understand how tighter border security and im…Donald Trump · New York Read Article

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