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President-elect Donald Trump's economic advisers are discussing slowly ramping up tariffs month by month, a gradual approach aimed at boosting negotiating leverage while mitigating the upside inflation risk, according to people familiar with the matter. One idea suggests implementing a series of esc

The single European currency remains near the 1,03 level for the third consecutive day and although it remains in a contested environment, it has not yet approached the recent low of 1,0220. Yesterday, as expected, did not yield any surprises. The closed markets in the United States due to Jimmy Car

While in most major advanced economies the year-on-year growth in nominal wages has been back above inflation for a few months now, we can ask ourselves where households’ purchasing power stands compared to its pre-inflationary crisis level. This purchasing power can be measured in two ways: in the

The single European currency appears to be maintaining the momentum of a mild reaction for the third consecutive day, having currently secured the level of 1.04. The data announced yesterday on inflation in Germany and the hopeful signals in some indicators of the European economy gave more room for

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USD: Mar '25 is Down at 107.810. Energies: Feb '25 Crude is Up at 74.17. Financials: The Mar '25 30 Year T-Bond is Down 1 ticks and trading at 113.16. Indices: The Mar '25 S&P 500 emini ES contract is 164 ticks Higher and trading at 6031.00. Gold: The Feb'25 Gold contract is trading Up at 2659.4