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Wall Street is brushing off the effects of the Trump chaos.

The world is more scared of Trump than America is

The Trump circus is in full swing, but Wall Street is surprisingly brushing it off.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz

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‘The magic thing about gold’: Why we still covet (and hoard) it

It came from the stars and still dazzles us today. But why is gold believed to be a “store of wealth” in troubled times – and where is it all kept?

  • Angus Holland
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‘Disgraceful’: The $3.8 billion renovation Trump wants to use to oust an old enemy

The US president has long been determined to oust politically independent Fed chair Jerome Powell – and now he’s found a way.

  • Christopher Rugaber and Josh Boak
Trump capitalised on the discontent over ESG and DEI throughout his campaign and has fully weaponised it in his second term.

Trump’s misguided wars are starting to hurt the American people

Donald Trump and his Treasury Secretary were quick to declare victory in a key economic battle. They are wrong.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Not much love lost: US President Donald Trump (left) and Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell.

Trump shows his impotence by attacking the Fed chair

The US president, stepping up his assault on Jerome Powell, threatens to replace him with someone who will do what they’re told. But his powers to control the US central bank are limited.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Risky move: Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell has backed the changes.

Beware the doom loop: New bank rules raise debt fears

America is poised to soften capital requirements for banks so they can buy more government bonds and help finance Donald Trump’s mega budget. It’s a risky move.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
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Fed chairman Jerome Powell has been reluctant to speculate about how Donald Trump’s policies might affect the central bank’s decisions.

‘Afraid of his own shadow’: The split that could finally take down Trump’s old enemy

US Fed chair Jerome Powell has been fighting to hold on to his job since Donald Trump returned to the White House. It just got a lot harder.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
Markets remain close to record levels.

The alarm bells should be ringing louder in markets

From the Middle East crisis to Trump’s trade wars and everything in between, investors are seemingly ignoring the escalating risks growing for markets. They may live to regret it.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
The only certainty is things are uncertain: Federal Reserve Board chair Jerome Powell.

The Fed continues to watch and wait for Trump’s tariffs to bite

The US central bank has kept interest rates on hold as Trump’s tariffs and their potential fallout leave its members as confused as everyone else.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz
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We are about to find out the cost of the Trump chaos

Donald Trump hailed the latest US inflation data as “great numbers” and called for an interest rate cut. But he is celebrating far too early.

  • Stephen Bartholomeusz

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