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Social Security Benefits Rise 3.6% Next Year Amid Inflation Concerns
Social Security recipients will see a 3.6% benefit increase next year, aimed at combating inflation. However, some argue this adjustment may not...
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World Business
China’s Trade Surplus Hits $938 Billion, Exports Jump 36.3%
China's trade surplus reached $938 billion for Jan-Sep, driven by a 36.3% export surge in September, putting it on track to surpass...
World Business
Germany Hardens China Stance as Import Pressures Mount
Germany, long cautious on China, now seeks stronger EU trade defenses. Rising import pressures and declining export benefits are forcing Berlin's hand,...
Finance
Canadian Entrepreneurs Prioritize Growth: 78% Push Past Volatility
Despite a year of trade and economic uncertainty, 78% of Canadian entrepreneurs are now focused on growing their businesses, according to a...
Economy
September Inflation Sizzles at 3.7%; Social Security Benefits Rise 3.6%
Consumer prices surged 3.7% in September, prompting a 3.6% increase in Social Security benefits for next year, offering an average $75 monthly...
Economy
US Inflation Hits 3.7% as Gas, Semiconductors Push Prices Higher
U.S. inflation accelerated to 3.7% last month, driven by rising gas prices, air fares, and semiconductor costs, posing an ongoing economic challenge.
Stocks
Stocks Plunge Worst Day Since July on Rate Hike Fears
U.S. stocks saw their sharpest decline since July on Wednesday, driven by inflation data and expectations of Federal Reserve interest rate hikes....
World Business
IMF Chief: Wealthy Nations Must Cut Debt to Ease Global Strain
IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva urges the U.S. and other wealthy nations to rein in mounting debt, warning of severe consequences for...
Stocks
Retail Giants, Fed Minutes Shape Wall Street’s Economic View
Home Depot and Walmart earnings, alongside Federal Reserve meeting minutes, will offer critical insights into consumer spending and interest rate policy this...