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The Dollar Retreats as Trump Backs Down on Tariffs

The US dollar retreated after President Trump said he would "rather not" impose tariffs on China, capping its worst week in over a year. Despite this, analysts expect the dollar index to climb further this year due to Trump's tariff policy and shifts in interest rates.

Mastering Your Financial Life: Expert Advice for Navigating Investments, Savings, and Debt

Learn how to navigate your financial journey with expert advice on managing expenses, saving, investing, and debt repayment.

50 Waterfront Cities Where Homes Are a Total Steal

Discover the 50 most affordable coastal cities in the US, where waterfront property dreams can become a reality. While beachfront property is often expensive, these cities offer affordable options with stunning views, from quaint beach towns to bustling urban centers.

UK Firms Dip Into Cash Reserves, Raising Risk of Job Cuts Amid Tax Hikes

UK Businesses Draw Down Cash Reserves, Raising Risk of Job Cuts as Tax Hikes Approach

Today's Best CD Rates: Lock in Competitive Interest Rates

Today's CD rates are some of the highest in over a decade. Find out where to find the best CD accounts and how much interest you can earn.

Ben & Jerry's Accuses Unilever of Stifling Social Mission Statements

Ben & Jerry's escalates lawsuit against Unilever, alleging censorship over a social policy statement mentioning President Trump. The ice cream maker claims Unilever suppressed the statement and threatened to dismantle its independent board.

Target Scales Back DEI Initiatives Amid Conservative Backlash

Target joins Walmart in scaling back diversity initiatives amid conservative backlash. The retailer ends programs supporting Black employees and shoppers, and concludes DEI goals.

The Strong Dollar and the Surge in Airline Travel

A strong dollar is boosting travel to Europe, with major airlines like United and Delta seeing record profits. The greenback's rise has made US products more expensive abroad but has also increased the purchasing power of US travelers in Europe. As a result, airlines are adding more routes to popular European destinations and expanding their premium travel offerings to capitalize on the increased demand.

Stocks Near All-Time Highs Ahead of Fed Decision

The stock market rally took a pause near record highs, but remains on track for its strongest start to a presidential term since Ronald Reagan took office in 1985. The S&P 500 climbed about 2% this week, boosted by President Trump's pro-growth policies and softening stance on China tariffs. However, a rout in chipmakers weighed on trading Friday. Bonds rose amid data showing a drop in US consumer sentiment and a slight pullback in the growth pace of business activity. The yield on 10-year Treasuries declined two basis points to 4.62%. The dollar was set for its biggest weekly drop since July 2023. Cryptocurrency-linked firms rallied following Trump's executive order favoring the industry.

Ray Dalio: 'World's Biggest Stocks Are Expensive'

Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio sees trouble on the horizon for expensive megacap tech stocks as bond yields rise.