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On Oct. 1, the United States officially entered a government shutdown. Contrary to expectations of turmoil, financial markets reacted with relative calm. (Credit: Paul Brady | Dreamstime.com)
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Shutdown’s third week tests US economy, market calm
NIMB Staff October 20, 2025

Birling Capital sees resilience amid political paralysis as data blackouts cloud economic signals and test investor patience. #NewsismyBusiness

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Is the US economy approaching a period of “stagflation?”
Contributor August 18, 2025

Tariffs, weak dollaree and sluggish job growth raise concerns of stagflation in the U.S. economy. #NewsismyBusiness

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Rising inflation, tariffs may delay Fed rate cuts through year-end
Contributor July 18, 2025

Markets expect relief in September, but data and policy risks cloud outlook. #NewsismyBusiness

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