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Goldman Sachs forecasts housing market freeze through 2027
Goldman Sachs economists predict a prolonged freeze in the U.S. housing market, with existing-home sales expected to remain significantly below 2019 levels through 2027. This forecast is driven by "lock-in" effects, whe…
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Fuel prices surge, driving inflation and squeezing businesses and consumers
Rising fuel prices, particularly for diesel, are significantly impacting various sectors of the economy, leading to increased inflation and reduced consumer spending. Businesses are struggling to absorb these higher cos…
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CBO Director: AI-boosted growth unlikely to fix US debt alone
Phillip Swagel, director of the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), has stated that even significant economic growth is unlikely to stabilize U.S. debt levels on its own. He indicated that a sustained real GDP growth of …
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Trump's tariffs fail to shrink trade deficit amid AI boom
Despite President Donald Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs aimed at reducing the U.S. trade deficit, the gap has widened to its largest point since March 2025. Economists attribute this increase, which saw imports rise s…
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Federal Reserve Holds Rates Steady Amidst Persistent Inflation and Geopolitical Tensions
The Federal Reserve has decided to keep interest rates unchanged for the fifth consecutive meeting, maintaining them at approximately 3.6% despite persistent inflation. This decision was made by a 9-3 vote, with three F…
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Magic: The Gathering revenue surges amid delayed adulthood economy
Magic: The Gathering has achieved its best year ever, generating $1.72 billion in revenue, a 59% increase. This surge is linked to a decline in doll sales, suggesting that millennials are investing in nostalgic games ra…
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Millennials split: Older cohort mirrors Boomers, younger face early 1900s housing crisis
Millennials are increasingly divided into two distinct economic groups, with older members achieving a lifestyle similar to Baby Boomers, characterized by homeownership and larger homes. In contrast, younger millennials…
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Fed research reveals stark generational split in US homeownership
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis introduces the homeowners-to-population ratio (HPOP), which offers a more granular view of homeownership than traditional metrics. This new measure reveals a sig…
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Remote work gains traction amid World Cup, heatwaves, and gas price hikes
Stanford economist Nicholas Bloom suggests that current global events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup, extreme heat waves, and rising gas prices due to geopolitical tensions, are reinforcing the benefits of remote an…
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Remote work persists despite CEO pushback, data shows
Despite widespread predictions of its decline, remote work has remained remarkably stable in the U.S. over the past two years, with approximately 22% of workers continuing to work from home at least part-time. While som…