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Americans could use DOGE dividend cheques to clear debt, grow their emergency funds, and invest in long-term goals like retirement, which could have an overall deflationary effect on the US economy.

Robert Kiyosaki believes that the US Federal Reserve's gold-buying spree and interest rate cuts will drive its value to new record highs in the near future.

A free my Social Security Account will allow recipients to view the latest COLA notices detailing the exact amount they will receive starting next year.

Most investors rolling over their 401(k) funds into an IRA are unaware that the money sits as idle cash until actively invested in stocks and bonds.

US Vice President and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris plans to lower living costs through several measures, including lowering grocery prices, introducing child tax credits, and offering downpayment assistance for first-time homebuyers.

The Biden Administration's latest pay raise announcement is lower than the 4.6% hike at the end of 2022 and 5.2% at the end of last year.

The Nobel laureates think former President Donald Trump's re-election will reignite inflation and have a destabilising effect on the US economy.

JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon thinks the odds of a recession are higher than people think despite markets reaching record highs and the consensus rooting for a sustained bull run.

US Fed's plans of interest rate cuts and market expectations of a "soft landing" could be at stake as wholesale inflation data for April notches up.

In the battle to contain red-hot inflation, which topped nine percent in June, the Fed has hiked rates four times

The Fed is the world's most influential central bank, and its policies have implications for lending globally.

The US Federal Reserve is expected to begin paring its stimulus before the end of the year.

BOE governor Andrew Bailey said central bankers face a "very difficult balancing act"

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic warned that higher inflation could persist.

The optimism on trading floors was shattered when Federal Reserve boss Jerome Powell signalled the world's top economy would take some time to bounce back.

There is a broad consensus that the disease, which has wiped trillions off market valuations, will cause a global recession.

After the COVID-19 pandemic began in China, Europe has emerged as the biggest flashpoint and the death toll on the continent surged over the weekend.

The rising concern about the global economy has been reflected in the continued collapse of global stock markets.

The trade picture is "somewhat better" heading into 2020.

After powering to a record close Tuesday, traders fearing the virus could spread and harm the global economy, sent Wall Street into the red.

Weakening global growth and President Donald Trump's trade wars together hit US exports.

The British currency spiked intraday on London-Brussels announcement but slid as the greenback rose.

US President Donald Trump announced Powell, 64, as his pick to lead the Fed on 2 November in place of current chair Janet Yellen.

Ahead of formal confirmation, reports say the President has picked the serving Fed board member to succeed Janet Yellen at the US central bank.

Surge led by strong sales of autos and other durable goods, according to official data.

Confidential document suggests trade talks between London and Brussels could begin soon despite claims that Brexit negotiations were deadlocked.

The central bank chief noted that the US has seen a rise in its death rate.

Central banks in the US, UK and Europe signalled they might end the loose monetary policy that has injected trillions of dollars into their economies.

Federal Reserve will release minutes of its latest meeting tonight.

US president warns dollar's ongoing strength could hurt the US economy in the long-term.