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Why Canada’s “Mission Accomplished” Inflation Print Doesn’t Add Up
Partner Center Canada’s latest headline Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped to 1.8% in February, landing a couple of notches below the Bank of Canada’s 2% target for the first time in years. Mission accomplished, right? Not quite. Behind that tidy number is a cocktail of tax distortions, stale data,
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UAE mulls freezing Iranian assets as Middle East conflict escalates: WSJ
The United Arab Emirates is considering cutting off Iranian access to billions of dollars held in the Gulf state, the Wall Street Journal reported Thursday. The move could cripple Tehran's access to foreign currency and global trade networks at a moment when its economy has been deteriorating, and t
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What This €23 Million Fraud Teaches Me About Why I Must Always Verify Before Trusting Any Trading Platform
As someone who has only been in the forex world for about six months, reading about this €23 million investment scam really shook me. When you’re new, the excitement of learning about trading and the potential for high returns can sometimes cloud judgment, and these types of frauds target
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U.S. Inflation, Tariffs and Data Distortions: What’s Next for the Fed?
Partner Center If you’ve been waiting for inflation to magically drop back to the Fed’s 2% target, December’s data just delivered a reality check. Consumer prices rose 2.7% year-over-year in December 2025, exactly the same pace as November, while core CPI showed a slower than expected 0.2% monthly u
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'Appetizer economy': Food inflation is on restaurant table as diners go smaller with menu choices
Consumers are still dining out, but instead of higher-priced entrees, many are ordering more appetizers. As food inflation and affordability dominates the conversation about the U.S. consumer, new restaurant purchasing data shows even among Americans who are going to restaurants, many are in the min

