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Partisanship continues in the United States! A government shutdown looms as congressional budget negotiations remain divided
With time running out and lawmakers showing little sign of progress on a key budget resolution over the weekend, a government shutdown is looming. The current spending bill expires on September 30, an ... -
Strong bullish sentiment! After small Mo, the United States shale oil giant also warned: oil prices or rise to $150
Top executives at U.S. shale drilling giant Continental Resources Inc. said oil prices will rise to $150 a barrel unless the U.S. government does more to encourage drilling. Doug Lawler, chief executi ... -
American stocks, down again! Moody's warns: The government shutdown could endanger the top credit rating of the United States!
On September 27, take a look at today's hot financial news and the US stock market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 388.00 points, or 1.14%, to 33,618.88. The Nasdaq index fell 1.57%, or 207.71 ... -
American families are struggling to make ends meet. The government is likely to shut down! Us stocks fell across the board...
Us inflation is running high. On September 26, local time, data released by the Conference Board showed that, affected by high inflation and other factors, the US consumer confidence index fell from 1 ... -
Faraday Future closed down 44.31% to its lowest close since its U.S. IPO in July 2021
On September 27, local time, Faraday Future closed down 44.31% to $1.37, a new low since the IPO in the United States in July 2021, and once reached $1,660 on February 1, 2021. -
The battle between Ford and General Motors could affect the future of the electric car industry in the United States
In June, Ford Motor Co. (F) CEO Jim Farley briefed visiting members of Congress on the company's plans to build a $3.5 billion battery plant. He believes that using Chinese battery technology at the M ... -
The US is considering a record $1bn loan for Lithium Americas
The US is considering a record $1bn loan for Lithium Americas. -
Business leaders in the United States say that legislation must be pushed to prevent the situation from getting out of control
Us business leaders say: Legislation must be pushed to prevent the situation from getting out of control. This week, after the US retail giant Target announced the closure of nine stores in four state ... -
Bridgewater Dalio: The United States will have a debt crisis and the economy will slow down significantly
Bridgewater Dalio, the founder of the world's largest hedge fund Bridgewater, said he is closely watching the perilous financial situation of the United States because he believes the United States wi ... -
Negotiating bottom line? The UAW reportedly wants a pay rise of at least 30%
The United Auto Workers Union is said to want a pay raise of at least 30%, according to media reports citing sources, the United Auto Workers union hopes to win at least 30% pay raises from the strike ... -
Only 46 years old! The top executive of the century-old US bank Wells Fargo jumped to his death while taking business calls the night he died
[Only 46 years old! A hundred years old senior executive of Wells Fargo Bank in the United States jumped to his death and was still answering a business phone on the night of his death] On October 1, ... -
Us job openings rebound unexpectedly sharply Higher interest rates will play a role in balancing the Labour market
High interest rates balance the labor market role to play on Tuesday (October 3) local time, the latest number of job openings in the United States unexpectedly rebounded significantly, indicating tha ... -
U.S. Senate antitrust crusaders have asked regulators to review UnitedHealth's merger with Amedisys
Warren, an antitrust crusader in the U.S. Senate, has asked the Justice Department and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to review UnitedHealth's merger with Amedisys. -
Four things to watch after the ouster of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy
In an unprecedented move, the House of Representatives removed California Republican Kevin McCarthy as speaker. Here are four takeaways from Tuesday's historic event: Who wants to be speaker? The sp ... -
The United States takes advantage of the dollar's supremacy in the international monetary system
For a long time, the United States has used the hegemony of the dollar in the international monetary system to reap world wealth while transferring its own crisis, and the credibility of the dollar ha ... -
Non-farm data bombarded the US market: 330,000 new jobs triggered new interest rate mania?
[Non-farm data bombing the US market: 330,000 new jobs trigger a new interest rate hike?] The Labor Department released September non-farm payrolls and unemployment rate data. U.S. nonfarm payrolls ro ... -
The United States Auto workers strike is entering its fourth week and the union is calling for continued fighting
The United States auto workers strike entered its fourth week on the 7th local time, United Auto Workers President Fine and other union leaders held a rally in Chicago, calling on union members to con ... -
Us mortgage rates hit a 23-year high
Mortgage rates spiked again this week, hitting a 23-year high. The average rate on a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage rose to 7.49% this week from 7.31% last week, according to Freddie Mac. -
美国“断资”恐威胁乌克兰经济稳定
Without a new infusion of funds from Congress, the system of American funding for Ukrainian personnel salaries and government spending in Kiev is expected to be unsustainable next month, according to ... -
Will the US housing market crash? Bank of America: Not a repeat of 2008, but turbulence is inevitable!
Economists at Bank of America are dispelling fears of a 2008 housing crash. However, they say the current market does have "deja vu" that reminds them of 40 years ago - the 1980s. Bank of America note ...