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U.S. jobless claims rise to 223K, signaling labor market softening. Insured unemployment climbs, while manufacturing growth slows. Key risks ahead.

XRP surges 14% as the SEC drops its appeal in the Ripple lawsuit, easing regulatory uncertainty and fueling bullish momentum for the cryptocurrency.

U.S. housing starts jumped 11.2% in February, but declining permits signal a potential slowdown. What’s next for the real estate market?

U.S. producer prices stalled in February, signaling easing inflation pressures. Falling service costs offset rising goods prices. Fed rate cuts now in focus.

February CPI rises just 0.2%, signaling easing inflation, but tariffs fuel stagflation fears, complicating Fed’s path to future rate cuts—what traders should expect.

U.S. job growth slows as payrolls rise by 151K, missing forecasts. Unemployment ticks up to 4.1% while federal job cuts add pressure to the labor market.

U.S. jobless claims fell to 221K, signaling labor market strength. Insured unemployment rose slightly—will this impact the Fed’s rate outlook?

Target’s cautious guidance fuels worries over US consumer health, weighing on stock market indices. S&P 500 traders watch retail and tariff developments.

U.S. jobless claims surge to 242K as GDP growth cools to 2.3%. Durable goods orders rebound, but markets brace for labor market softness. More insights inside!

U.S. new home sales fell 10.5% in January, with rising inventories hitting 9 months’ supply. Traders should brace for a bearish housing market outlook.

U.S. house prices rose 4.5% in Q4 2024 (FHFA HPI) and 3.9% in December (S&P CoreLogic). Limited inventory keeps the market cautiously bullish with regional plays.

Consumer sentiment tumbles 9.8% in Feb as inflation fears grow. Housing sales dip 4.9%, while mixed regional trends signal caution for traders.

Germany’s PMI rises to 51.0, driven by steady services growth and easing manufacturing drag. Caution ahead as tariff risks and geopolitical concerns linger.

U.S. jobless claims hit 219K, labor market holds firm. Philly Fed shows slower manufacturing growth as inflation pressures persist. Market outlook cautious

Producer prices rose 0.4% in January, with energy and food costs surging. Persistent inflation may delay Fed rate cuts, impacting market expectations.

U.S. jobless claims surged to 219K, exceeding forecasts. Rising layoffs and weak productivity could impact Fed policy and weigh on the U.S. dollar.

Private payrolls surged by 183K in January, surpassing forecasts. Strong hiring in services offsets manufacturing job losses. Fed policy moves remain in focus.

Core PCE inflation held at 2.8% in December, keeping it above the Fed’s 2% target. Will sticky prices delay the central bank’s next rate move?

U.S. GDP growth slowed to 2.3% in Q4, weighed down by weak investment. Inflation ticked higher, while jobless claims fell, signaling a resilient labor market.

With inflation still elevated, the Fed pauses rate cuts. Powell stresses a data-driven approach, leaving traders uncertain about the next policy move.