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India’s fiscal deficit reached ₹7.1 trillion during the first five months of the 2026-27 financial year, according to government data.
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India has reduced windfall taxes on diesel and aviation turbine fuel exports, a move that could support refiners and alter…
Read MoreAmerica’s Fourth Quarter Begins With Five Economic Forces Shaping Jobs, Prices and Markets
The US enters the final quarter of 2026 with inflation, energy prices, AI investment, interest rates and consumer confidence shaping…
Read MoreUS Small Businesses Watch Credit Costs Closely as Federal Support and Interest Rates Shape the Outlook
Small businesses across America are navigating financing costs, changing demand and federal policy as lenders and policymakers focus on access…
Read MoreUS Aviation and Travel Face New Challenges From Middle East Conflict and Flight Disruptions
Airlines, travelers and global aviation companies are monitoring disruptions linked to the Middle East conflict as sanctions and security concerns…
Read MoreUS Financial Markets Enter October With Oil, Inflation and AI Pulling Investors in Different Directions
American markets begin October amid competing signals from cooling inflation, rising oil prices, elevated Treasury yields and strong technology investment.
Read MoreUS AI Policy Moves From Washington Debate to Local Electricity and Infrastructure Decisions
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American consumer confidence has weakened sharply, with households expressing greater concern about economic conditions, employment and rising living costs.
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American technology companies are expanding AI computing infrastructure, driving investment in chips, data centers, networking and power systems.
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American importers, ports and logistics companies are entering the final quarter of 2026 with tariff changes and global trade tensions…
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American homebuyers are entering the fourth quarter with borrowing costs still elevated, while Treasury yields and inflation expectations continue to…
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American retailers are preparing for the holiday shopping season as households balance spending with concerns about prices, fuel costs, housing…
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The US AI industry is facing renewed scrutiny after reports involving AI agents and unauthorized computer activity, adding urgency to…
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Oil-market uncertainty linked to the Middle East is keeping energy prices in focus for American consumers, businesses and Federal Reserve…
Read MoreWall Street Watches Rising Treasury Yields as US Government Borrowing and Inflation Risks Collide
US Treasury yields have climbed sharply into the fourth quarter, creating new pressure on stocks, mortgages and corporate borrowing even…
Read MoreUS Manufacturing and Services Enter October With Investors Watching Demand, Jobs and Prices
American businesses are entering the fourth quarter with mixed signals as manufacturing, services, consumer demand and inflation point in different…
Read MoreFederal Reserve Officials Send Mixed Signals on Another US Rate Hike as Inflation Stays Elevated
Federal Reserve officials are weighing persistent inflation against resilient economic activity, with New York Fed President John Williams saying there…
Read MoreUS AI Data Center Boom Creates a New Race for Power, Land and Grid Capacity
America’s artificial intelligence expansion is driving demand for massive data centers, forcing utilities and communities to rethink electricity, land and…
Read MoreUS Community Lenders Sue Trump Administration Over Nearly $300 Million in Federal Grants
A group representing US community lenders has sued the Trump administration over federal grants that the lenders say were awarded…
Read MoreUS Sanctions Put New Pressure on Iran’s Airline Network as Regional Travel Disruptions Spread
New US sanctions targeting companies linked to Iranian aviation have disrupted flights across several neighboring countries and added pressure to…
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