Andrew Moran is a journalist at Liberty Nation and an economics writer for The Epoch Times. He specializes in business and economics, with a focus on topics such as energy policy, commodities markets, and global economic trends. Andrew's work has been featured in various outlets including The Daily Caller, The Baltimore Sun, and Economic Collapse News.
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Like jobless claims, the unemployment rate has been hovering around historically low levels over the past couple of years.
The US Dollar Index sank 0.9% despite surging Treasury yields, likely due to suspected Japanese intervention to support the yen.
The Federal Reserve wants price stability but won't raise interest rates. The story, in brief
Pocketbook issues outweigh political and geopolitical developments, the University of Michigan said.
By: Andrew Moran
The USD/JPY currency pair fell 0.8% to 158.23, from an opening of 159.50, at 17:48 GMT on Friday.
The federal government purchased a 10 percent stake in chipmaker Intel last summer for approximately $11 billion.
A nightmare on yen street. It has been a rough couple of years for the Japanese yen.
Bessent confirmed that the United States participated in ‘coordinated foreign exchange actions’ that ‘countered disorderly yen movements.’
‘The efforts to reshore manufacturing could be finally showing up in the data,’ one top U.S. economist said.
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