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EU’s wobbly budget rules can bolster shaky economy
Reuters· 6 days agoEurope’s new budget rules can work only if Brussels can stretch them. 11 countries including France, Italy and Belgium, posted 2023 deficits above 3% of...
Not Paying Your Student Loans? 3 Ways That Might Hurt Your Retirement
GOBankingRates via Yahoo Finance· 1 day agoThe resumption of student loans last October has further burdened many Americans. Combined with...
EU elections will test Europe’s commitment to green transition
Leasing Life via Yahoo Finance· 3 days agoOver 370 million people in the EU are eligible to vote in this week's election, which will influence...
Charting the Global Economy: ECB Cuts Rates, US Payrolls Surge
Bloomberg via Yahoo News· 15 hours ago(Bloomberg) -- The European Central Bank delivered the interest-rate reduction it’s been flagging...
Europe's central bank cuts interest rates for first time in 5 years
Business Insider· 2 days agoThis story is available exclusively to Business Insider subscribers. Become an Insider and start...
Camposol CEO José Antonio Gómez resigns from Peru fruit supplier
Just Food via Yahoo Finance· 5 days agoFinancial results for the first quarter of fiscal 2024 were...at 77% to $36m. Camposol also...
It's Falling Hard Now
GoldSeek.com· 7 days agoOn the basic economic front, the Chicago Purchase Manager’s Index, a major report that covers the upper midwest, came in all-out horrible. Almost as low as the Great Recession got during its ...
With ECB Rate Cuts Looming, Consider This ETF | ETF Trends
ETF Trends· 2 days agoThe Federal Reserve appears poised to disappoint on the 2024 interest rate cut front. It was widely...
How hopes for Fed rate cuts this year came undone
Market Watch· 13 hours agoOn Friday, top executives, economists and traders began openly expressing doubts that the U.S. central bank could even cut rates once this year, a...
Why the Recession Still Isn’t Here
The Wall Street Journal· 1 day agoThat is because the companies least prepared for and most vulnerable to higher rates are simply putting off any reckoning for as long as possible....
