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The US economy slowed as inflation stayed above target, retail sales stalled, and industrial production declined, signaling softer year-end momentum.

The Federal Reserve cut rates for a third time this year, lowering the benchmark range to 3.50-3.75% and signaling a slower easing pace ahead.

The U.S. economy braces for disruption as a government shutdown looms, with economists warning of major impacts if the impasse continues beyond weeks.

Gold prices hit record highs near $3,791 per ounce as markets respond to U.S. rate cuts, dollar weakness, and strong safe-haven investment flows.

Wall Street rallied as Powell signaled a potential September rate cut, lifting Dow over 800 points and sending S&P 500 and Nasdaq to multi-month highs.

Economists warn Trump’s push to reshape statistical agencies threatens the independence of U.S. data relied on by markets, policymakers, and businesses.

Gold prices edged higher as investors turned to safe-haven assets ahead of the Jackson Hole symposium and amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.

Gold surged to a record $3,534 as US tariffs, labor weakness, and geopolitical risks pushed investors to seek safe-haven assets amid growing economic concerns.

Inflation is rising while US job growth slows, with tariffs, labor shortages, and policy uncertainty driving fears of stagflation-lite.

U.S. recession risks climb as policy-driven uncertainties weigh on economic growth, with labor market declines and trade tensions worsening financial stability.