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At the moment, the United States just recently ticked over $36 trillion in debt … and in the time it took you to read those words the interest on the debt went up another $100,000. How did we get...
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The October consumer price index shows that low oil and gasoline prices have kept inflation in check. Geopolitical pressures suggest that will not change soon.
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We’re just 10 days away from the U.S. Presidential Election, and there’s a new feature this year: you can bet on who will win. In recent elections, pollsters like Nate Silver have applied deep...
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Inflation in the United States has slowed considerably in the past three years, lately driven largely by falling energy prices.
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Oil prices and strikes could boost inflation in the coming year. If inflation rises, so will interest rates. Also: Dividend legends to hold forever. Two things could happen...
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According to The Office of the United States Trade Representative, the U.S. is the second-largest international trading nation in the world, after China. Being aware of which countries are the...
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The cost of living has skyrocketed across the United States in recent years — and rising prices are weighing heavily on the minds and pocketbooks of American families. According to a recent survey...
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Nationwide, the cost of living tends to be higher in cities than in places outside of major metro areas Still, consumer prices can vary considerably from one city to another,...
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Nationwide, the cost of living tends to be higher in cities than in places outside of major metro areas. Still, consumer prices can vary considerably from one city to another,...
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24/7 Wall St. Insights Nationwide, the cost of living tends to be higher in cities than in places outside of major metro areas Still, consumer prices can vary considerably from one city to another,...
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