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Money What the Federal Reserve’s rate cut will mean for your finances, from mortgages to credit cards and savings
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Markets

Federal Reserve lowers interest rates, signals more cuts ahead as job market weakens

A July 30, 2025 photo shows the seal of the Federal Reserve Board of Governors after a press conference by US Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell at the Federal Reserve in Washington, DC. (Mandel NGAN / AFP)
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Markets

Unemployment, inflation and GDP growth will be worse this year than projected, budget office says

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Stock Market

Wall Street, Corporate America brace for more tariff turmoil

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Markets

How a sharp steepening in the U.S. yield curve affects banks and the broader economy

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Money

McDonald’s chairman criticizes U.S. restaurant industry for uneven wage policies

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Markets

As job market slumps, Trump administration says it could take a year to see better economic data

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Markets

U.S. hiring stalls with employers reluctant to expand in an economy grown increasingly erratic

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Real Estate

Artificial intelligence helps break barriers for Hispanic homeownership

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Money

Americans would save $100B if credit card rates were capped as Trump proposed, researchers say

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Companies

Bigger is not always better: The food industry giants are splitting into simpler and more focused businesses

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