Economy
Japan economy slows in second quarter missing growth forecasts
Walmart and Target Earnings to Reveal State of U.S. Consumer
Central banks face interest rate dilemma as Middle East conflict threatens inflation
The Federal Reserve, ECB, and Bank of England face mounting pressure over how to handle persistent inflation risks driven by potential oil price hikes from the Middle East war amid slowing economic growth.
- Middle East war fears are threatening to raise oil prices and reignite inflation.
- Central banks in the US, UK, and Eurozone are hesitant to adjust interest rates amidst slowing growth.
Part of the storyline: Will the Fed raise rates again?
US ratepayers lose $12B due to modeling mistake in PJM energy market
State laws appear to curb private equity takeovers of physician groups
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