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U.S. economy
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The U.S. economy continues to show strong momentum even as the cost of servicing the national debt keeps rising. The combination raises questions about how long robust growth and elevated interest payments can coexist, and what it means for fiscal policy, inflation and the Federal Reserve's next moves. Observers are weighing whether hot growth justifies higher borrowing costs or adds to long-term debt pressures.
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The United States and China have reached an agreement to ease trade barriers between the two countries. The deal signals a possible reduction in tariffs and other restrictions that have weighed on bilateral commerce in recent years. Details of the agreement, including which barriers will be rolled back and on what timeline, have not yet been made fully public, and businesses on both sides are watching closely for what it means for supply chains and prices.
- 3Trump Predicts Oil Prices Will Plummet Amid Economic Push▼Trump Says Oil Prices Will ‘Come Plummeting Down’ as He Touts U.S. Economy
Donald Trump said oil prices will 'come plummeting down' while touting the strength of the U.S. economy. The remarks, reported by The Pavlovic Today, frame falling energy costs as a benchmark of his economic stewardship. Commentators are weighing the claim against current market conditions and how lower oil prices would affect consumers, producers and inflation.