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India Budget Gives Middle Class Tax Relief to Boost Slowing Economy

India's Finance Minister has provided tax relief to middle-class consumers, raising the income tax exemption limit and targeting a lower budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year, amidst a slowing economy and global risks.

Apple Earnings Top Estimates, Analysts Praise iPhone AI Strategy

Apple's Q1 Earnings: Analysts Relieved, iPhone Sales Decline in China Explained

2025 Trade Agenda Leaves U.S. Economy in Uncertain Spot

Trump's tariffs face uncertainty; markets await clarity on the impact of tariffs on inflation and interest rate plans.

Goldman Sachs Raises Bullish Outlook on Gold Amid Trump's Tariff Threat

Analysts at Goldman Sachs reiterate their bullish call on gold as US tariffs against Mexico and Canada loom. Despite the Federal Reserve holding rates steady, gold prices continue to rise, with analysts forecasting a price of $3,000 per troy ounce in the second quarter of 2026.

ONE container alliance swings to profit in Q3

ONE container alliance swings to profit in Q3; global uncertainty tempers outlook

Colgate Plans to Mitigate Tariffs on Mexico-Made Toothpaste

Colgate Palmolive looks to mitigate potential tariff impact on toothpaste imports from Mexico

Goldman Sachs Reiterates Bullish Call on Gold as Trade War Fears Loom

Gold prices are rising due to looming US tariffs, making it a valuable investment hedge. Goldman Sachs analysts forecast a price of $3,000 per ounce in Q2 2026.

Oil Tariffs: Uncertainty Surrounds US-Canada Energy Trade

Trump's oil tariff dilemma: Canada's biggest export to the US in jeopardy as markets react to mixed signals on inclusion.

Mortgage Rates on the Rise - Homeowners Face Shock as Current Deals Expire

Thousands of mortgages expire this year – homeowners face shock rates. Remortgaging can save you money and avoid expensive standard variable rates. Start the process early to secure the best rate for your mortgage.

Fed Holds Back, Inflation Sticks

Data from the Fed's favored inflation indicator, the Personal Consumption Expenditures (PCE) index, showed prices stayed sticky in December 2024. The "core" PCE index, which excludes food and energy, was up 2.8% year-over-year, matching the level seen in November. On a month-over-month basis, "core" PCE rose 0.2%, faster than the 0.1% increase in November. These figures align with Wall Street expectations. Following the release of this data, the Fed decided to keep interest rates on hold, following three consecutive cuts at the end of 2024. The central bank is taking a cautious approach as it monitors inflation and uncertainties surrounding the economic policies of the Trump administration.