January 26, 2025 - 05:00

The US dollar just saw its worst week in over a year as Trump held off on enacting tariffs — for now. After reaching a two-year high, the dollar's value has taken a hit as uncertainty looms over the potential for new trade policies. Trump recently emphasized his "tremendous" tariff power, which initially fueled optimism in the currency markets. However, his decision to delay immediate action has led to a retreat in the dollar's strength.
Market analysts suggest that the lack of swift tariff implementation has created a cautious atmosphere among investors. The dollar's decline is being closely monitored as it may impact various sectors, including exports and international trade relations. The currency's fluctuations are a reflection of broader economic sentiments, and many are watching for any signs of a shift in policy that could affect its trajectory. As the situation develops, the financial community remains on edge, anticipating the potential implications of Trump's trade strategies.
February 20, 2026 - 23:00
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CFPB releases college credit card reportFor the first time since 2017, the total number of college- and university-affiliated credit card issuers did not decrease, holding steady at 133 agreements nationwide. This plateau follows a...
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