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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday declined to say whether he will stay on at the Fed after his term as chair ends, or whether the central bank has responded to subpoenas involving renovation work at the central bank.When it comes to finishing out a governor’s term that ends in 2028 and extends beyond the end of his chair term in May, Powell said at a press conference that “there's a time and place for these questions" but the matter is "not something I'm going to be getting into today.”
Olivia Brooks

The Trump administration has reversed course on critical mineral price guarantees, citing funding issues. This policy shift pushes U.S. miners toward financial independence, reshaping industry prospects.
Edward Lawson

Fed Chair Powell offered an optimistic economic outlook, noting diminishing risks and a stable labor market.
Christopher Hayes

Fed holds, raising bar for cuts. A hawkish tilt emerged in policy, balancing stabilizing labor and inflation.
Nathaniel Wright

Wall Street is divided on Fed rate cuts for 2026: JPMorgan forecasts none, while others anticipate 50 bps.
Julia Daniels

Meta’s Reality Labs division brought in $955 million versus an anticipated $959 million. But the company also booked losses related to the segment of $6 billion. Analysts were expecting an operating loss of $5.9 billion.
Manuel

Fed Governor Waller's rate dissent, aligning with Trump, boosts his chair prospects but risks his credibility and Fed independence.
King Ten

Tesla commits $2B to xAI, signaling an AI/robotics pivot, with its $1.5T valuation riding on autonomous tech delivery.
Glendon

The U.S. released Russian sailors seized over Venezuela sanctions, hinting at shifting policy on Caracas.
Ukadike Micheal

Brazil's central bank paused rates but promised March cuts, balancing high inflation with fiscal spending concerns.
Oliver Scott

The Fed paused rates, navigating robust economic growth against a puzzlingly weak labor market; further cuts are expected.
Frederick Miles

Gundlach foresees no Fed rate cuts under Powell, citing economic balance and urging global equity allocation.
Michael Ross

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady, shifting to a "wait-and-see" approach amid internal dissent.
Oliver Scott

On Wednesday, President Trump said a “massive Armada is headed to Iran,” threatening military action unless Tehran agrees to negotiate.
Manuel

Record gold prices highlight a systemic monetary shift, fueled by the U.S. dollar's decline and accelerating de-dollarization.
Golden Gleam

Oil traders are hedging against US-Iran conflict with surging bullish options, signaling acute market anxiety over supply.
Edward Lawson

Mainland Chinese capital is revitalizing Hong Kong's markets, a strategic Beijing-backed influx that deepens integration and alters its economic risk profile.
Samantha Luan

US abandons yen, leaving Japan's currency vulnerable to domestic policy and fiscal instability.
Alice Winters

As US threats escalate, Iran, defensively weak but offensively potent, could unleash missiles and disrupt global oil.
Winkelmann

The Fed held rates, signaling a persistent inflation fight and economic resilience, pushing yields higher and dimming future cut hopes.
Liam Peterson