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For the first time since January 2022, the U.S. Postal Service (USPS) will not increase stamp prices in January, following a trend of several price hikes in recent years. In July, the USPS raised the ...

Oil prices rose 2 per cent on Thursday after the Federal Reserve's large cut in US interest ... The US central bank cut interest rates by half a percentage point on Wednesday. Interest rate cuts ...

The US Federal Reserve's rate cuts aim to stabilise the economy but raise concerns about their impact on global markets, particularly on gold prices, a key investment in uncertain times. Listen to ...

Oil futures ended higher Thursday, gaining ground alongside global equities and other assets perceived as risky, a day after the Federal Reserve delivered a large interest-rate cut and set the ...

Gold prices reversed ... a start of an interest rate cut cycle that markets have long been waiting for and could fuel appetite for assets like gold and others. The size of the cut also opens ...

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) and other major cryptocurrencies jumped in Thursday morning trading after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest-rate cut since the onset of the pandemic and signalled ...

Gold and silver were trading in a tight range in the early trading session and gained after hefty 50 basis points rate ... flat today after the US Fed cut the interest rates by 50 bps. The former ...

August 1: Bank Rate Pegged Down To 5% In Narrow Voting Split The Bank of England’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) has voted to cut interest rates from 5.25% to 5%, marking the first cut to ...

Um I look at the employment data, labor market data is telling us how they really need to calibrate the size of those rate cuts. If they were to go 50 again at the next meeting, talk to us about the ...

I look at the employment data, labor market data as telling us how they really need to calibrate the size of those rate cuts. And do they go quicker, because we do see this slowing in the labor ...