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Economy



Rising US Treasury yields increase pressure on Washington’s economic strategy

The sharp rise in U.S. Treasury yields is becoming a growing challenge for Washington, increasing pressure on the government’s economic strategy and raising concerns across financial markets. Investors have recently pushed yields on the benchmark 10-year Treasury note above 4.5%, reflecting uncertainty......

Trump promotes White House ballroom project while downplaying economic concerns

U.S. President Donald Trump has repeatedly promoted the construction of a new White House ballroom, presenting it as a key legacy project, while critics accuse him of minimizing the economic difficulties faced by American households. Standing near the construction site in Washington, D.C., the president......

Crypto market purge wipes $574 million amid Bitcoin drop

A sharp sell-off in the cryptocurrency market triggered widespread forced liquidations across leveraged positions as Bitcoin slipped toward the 75,000 dollar range. More than 124,000 traders saw their positions closed within 24 hours, with total liquidations reaching about 574 million dollars. The move......

Trafigura plans copper withdrawal from LME warehouses ahead of US tariff decision

The global commodities market is closely watching copper flows as trading giant Trafigura reportedly plans to withdraw large volumes of copper from London Metal Exchange (LME) warehouses in the United States ahead of an expected tariff decision by Washington. According to industry sources, the move......

Bitcoin sentiment weakens as CryptoQuant bull score falls to 20

Bitcoin faces renewed pressure after repeated rejections near its 200 day moving average around 82000 dollars. The price structure shows growing weakness as buyers fail to reclaim key technical levels that previously supported upward momentum. Market positioning has shifted toward caution as traders......

Cocoa price slump pushes chocolate makers back to traditional recipes

Chocolate manufacturers are beginning to reverse cost-cutting changes introduced during the cocoa price crisis of 2024, as global cocoa prices continue to retreat sharply from record highs. After months of reducing cocoa content, adding fillers and relying on compound coatings, some major confectionery......

US Congress advances bill to cut fertilizer tariffs

The United States Congress has moved forward with a legislative proposal aimed at removing countervailing duties on imported phosphate fertilizers from Morocco. Identical versions of the bill were introduced in both the Senate and the House of Representatives, signaling coordinated political momentum......

China confirms Boeing aircraft purchase and urges United States to honor tariff truce commitments

China officially confirmed Wednesday that it will purchase 200 Boeing aircraft and reopen its market to American beef, following last week's summit in Beijing between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. The announcements represent a series of trade agreements emerging from the......

AI spending boom is pushing bond yields structurally higher, economists say

The extraordinary surge in artificial intelligence investment is reshaping more than stock markets. A growing number of economists and financial institutions now argue it is fundamentally altering the long-term trajectory of interest rates and government borrowing costs. Goldman Sachs projects that......

Three supertankers move six million barrels through Hormuz

Three supertankers have carried around six million barrels of crude oil through the Strait of Hormuz in a single day, marking the largest recorded movement of oil cargo since the outbreak of the conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran in February 2026. The shipment was bound for Asian......

Lowe’s maintains annual forecast despite weak U.S. housing demand

Lowe’s Companies Inc. has maintained its full-year financial forecast despite ongoing weakness in the U.S. housing market, which continues to affect consumer spending on home improvement projects. The company reported solid first-quarter sales that slightly exceeded market expectations, supported......

Qatar says Strait of Hormuz remains closed to normal shipping traffic

Qatar’s foreign ministry has stated that maritime traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has not returned to normal levels, rejecting suggestions that the strategic waterway is reopening. The announcement highlights continued disruption in one of the world’s most critical energy corridors,......

Oil market faces panic risk if Hormuz closure extends into June

HFI Research warned that global oil markets could enter a period of “real panic” if the Strait of Hormuz remains closed into the first week of June, as crude inventories continue falling toward critical operational levels and countries accelerate emergency stockpiling efforts. The firm said......

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