Markets are now wondering whether the Fed might cut by half a point in September
The odds of something even more aggressive, like a half-point move, grew quickly Friday.
Similar Posts
Kate Middleton, Prince William’s relationship ‘more open’ after princess’ cancer scare, claims royal insider
Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales, strengthened her bond with Prince William as both faced cancer battles in 2024. Now in remission, Kate focuses on family and UK-based royal duties, expressing newfound openness and gratitude in their marriage and public life.
Pakistan calls for religious ‘tolerance’ on Minorities’ Day
On Minorities’ Day, Pakistan’s president emphasized promoting interfaith harmony, with recognition of minorities’ contributions to nation-building. This came amid violence against minorities in Bangladesh, where Hindu homes and businesses were attacked. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus condemned the incidents, urging protection for affected families. India continues engaging with Bangladesh’s interim government over the issue.
Livvy Dunne, Alix Earle dress up as their professional athlete boyfriends at Fanatics Fest
Paul Skenes and Braxton Berrios weren’t able to make Fanatics Fest this week, but their fans got the next best thing. The MLB rookie phenom is in the middle of his season while the NFL wide receiver is in training camp, so it was a bit tough for them to make the trip to New…
Rejected Canadian study permit? Fast-track your review with Canada’s new pilot program starting Oct 1: Eligibility and how to apply
Canada is launching a Study Permit Pilot Project on October 1 to speed up judicial reviews for rejected study permit applications. The initiative aims to reduce the review timeline from the current 14-18 months to under five months, offering a quicker path for international students seeking resolution after rejection.
Prince Harry’s phone hacking lawsuit goes to trial
Prince Harry begins a high-stakes legal battle against Rupert Murdoch’s newspapers over phone hacking claims. The trial, lasting 10 weeks, involves allegations of privacy violations between 1996 and 2011. Despite financial risks, Harry aims for accountability. This marks his second trial in London, stemming from his feud with the press and fallout with his family.
