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Court backs Trump on rescinding de minimis tariff exemptionA federal trade court agreed Thursday that President Trump lawfully ended a tariff exemption for low-cost goods last year. Trump did so by invoking the same 1970s-era emergency statute that the Supreme Court ruled didn’t authorize the president’s sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs
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Weezer’s Scott Shriner Lists His Los Angeles Home for $3 MillionAfter eight years of ownership, Scott Shriner and his soon-to-be ex-wife, author Jillian Lauren, are parting ways with their midcentury home in the eclectic neighborhood of Eagle Rock, in the far northeastern reaches of Los Angeles. The sale comes amid the couple’s decision to en
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Resilient Consumer Spending Growth Called into QuestionWell, it finally happened. The resilient consumer narrative took a hit in July as consumers made a hard stop in their spending. Retail sales, adjusted for inflation, fell at a 7.6% annualized pace (or -0.7%) following an 8.4% (0.7%) increase in June. This was the worst monthly pe
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8 Chart Patterns Futures Traders Should KnowChart patterns are recognizable price formations on a futures trading chart that traders use to anticipate potential trend reversals or continuations. Learning to spot chart patterns is a core part of technical analysis, and it can help you read price action with more confidence
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What does 'Buy the dip' mean?When a market is in a healthy uptrend, it rarely moves in a straight line. Prices rise, pause, pull back, and then sometimes continue higher. Long-term investors often use these pullbacks to add to existing positions, while shorter-term traders may look for a rebound from an impo
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The Global Week Ahead: Never Been SeenTariffs and sanctions could well dominate market developments over the coming week over and above a bevy of global macro readings across many areas of the world. FOMC minutes will be mostly stale on arrival but with a twist, and only two regional central banks will weigh in with
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USD/JPY Weekly Outlook: Downside Catalysts Fail to DeliverUSD/JPY was given every excuse to decline last week and didn’t. Perhaps there is a message in that. US data whiffed, market pricing for Fed rate hikes declined and yield spreads between the US and Japan narrowed further, yet none of it generated meaningful downside. And with a ve
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Week Ahead: Downward Data Surprise Stretch the US Dollar's Momentum IndicatorsThe combination of a loss of US jobs in July and softer inflation gauges, and an unexpected decline in July retail sales saw the derivatives market downgrade the chances that the three hawkish dissents last month will manage to convince their colleagues to hike rates at next mont
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Brazil’s Lula triggers reciprocity process against U.S. tariffs in effort to show strengthBrazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva said Friday his government has triggered an economic reciprocity law mechanism against U.S.-imposed tariffs, saying the move was intended to show his nation must be respected. In July, U.S. President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on hu
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Weekly Market Recap: August 10–August 14, 2026 — Tech Leads as Precious Metals ShineThe market saw a distinct divergence this week, with technology stocks and precious metals driving significant gains while the broader Dow lagged. Investors poured capital into growth sectors, pushing the Nasdaq 100 to a strong finish. Gold and silver also posted impressive ralli
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In Memoriam: The US Gold Dollar (Like It Or Not, It Will Be Forced Back And Soon)On August 15, 1971, the Nixon Administration ‘temporarily’ closed the gold window defaulting on the foreign central banks’ ability to redeem US dollars for gold at the official rate of $35 /oz. Today, gold is $4,376 /oz. representing a 99.2% decline in the value of US dollars vs
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Gold weekly outlook: Elevated yields and oil price pose risk to XAUThis weekly gold outlook was written late in the day on Friday. At the time of writing, the metal was still some 0.9% higher on the week, adding modestly to the sharp 7.4% gains from the week before. Helped by another batch of softer US economic data, the precious metal found sup
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