US Probes Brazil’s Trade Practices in Section 301 Case

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The US has launched a Section 301 probe into Brazil over tariffs, trade barriers, and digital policies. Learn what’s at stake for global trade. 🔍 Overview The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has officially initiated a Section 301 investigation into Brazil’s trade policies, targeting sectors from digital commerce to tariffs and ethanol access. This probe follows … Read more

🏦 Central Banks Are Increasingly Buying Gold from Local Mines as Prices Surge — Here’s Why It Matters

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Central banks are ramping up gold purchases from local mines as prices surge past $2,600 per ounce. Learn what’s driving this global trend and how it impacts American investors, inflation, and the future of currency stability. ✨ Gold Rush 2.0: Why Central Banks Are Turning to Local Mines We’re witnessing a new kind of gold … Read more

Apple Invests $500M in U.S. Rare-Earth Supply for iPhones

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Apple commits $500 million to MP Materials for U.S.-made rare-earth magnets and recycling—boosting America’s tech supply amid China tensions. Apple Just Spent $500 Million to Source a Material Critical for iPhones — From the US July 15, 2025 — In a strategic move to reinforce its U.S. supply chain, Apple has invested $500 million in MP Materials—America’s leading rare-earth producer—to … Read more

Judge Reverses Biden Rule—Medical Debt Stays on Credit

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A federal judge struck down the CFPB’s rule to remove medical debt from credit reports. Here’s what it means for 15 million Americans, lenders, and the healthcare industry. Judge Reverses Biden Rule—Medical Debt Stays on Credit In a major setback for borrower advocates, Judge Sean Jordan of the U.S. District Court for Texas last week invalidated … Read more

Why Fund Managers Are Betting Big on Europe’s Bank Stocks — Here’s What Bank of America Just Uncovered

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Bank of America reports a surge in fund manager investments in European banking stocks. Discover why global investors are going all-in, which banks are top picks, and what this means for American portfolios. In a bold shift that has caught the attention of global investors, Bank of America (BofA) has revealed that fund managers are … Read more

Midday Movers: First Solar, Newmont, Wells Fargo, Nvidia & More See Sharp Swings

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Stocks like First Solar, Newmont, Wells Fargo, and Nvidia are making major midday moves. Get the latest insights on what’s driving the action and how investors are reacting. Wall Street is anything but quiet today. As investors navigate inflation fears, earnings surprises, and sector rotations, several major stocks are making bold midday moves. From clean … Read more

June Inflation Breakdown: Consumers Feel the Pinch

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June CPI rises to 2.7% amid tariff-driven price spikes in furniture, apparel, food, and medical care—here’s how it impacts your budget and what the Fed might do next. June Inflation Breakdown: Consumers Feel the Pinch with Tariffs Looming In June 2025, the U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) climbed 2.7% year-over-year and 0.3% month-over-month, marking the … Read more