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U.S. first-quarter foreign direct investment falls sharply amid tariff uncertainty

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Markets

U.S. business activity moderates; inflation pressures building up

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Politics

U.S. attack on Iran adds to economic uncertainty amid fears of oil shock, inflation spike, and slowing consumer spending

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Markets

Weak U.S. retail sales, manufacturing output point to softening economy

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Markets

Fed keeps rates steady but pencils in two cuts by end of 2025; Powell sees ‘meaningful’ inflation ahead

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