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Global Oil Markets React to U.S.-Iran Diplomatic Progress

The global oil market is experiencing notable shifts as diplomatic efforts between the United States and Iran show signs of progress. The anticipation of a

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Gigafactory Gridlock: Inside Tesla’s “Unboxed” Production Nightmare That Killed the $25K EV Dream

Leaked production documents and worker testimonies reveal how Tesla’s ambitious “unboxed” manufacturing strategy collapsed under its own complexity, forcing indefinite delay of its mass-market EV.

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Why Trump’s Rate Cut Push Mirrors Nixon’s Inflationary Mistake

As Donald Trump demands immediate Fed rate cuts, a growing chorus of economists warns the U.S. may be repeating one of the most catastrophic monetary

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Made in China 2025 at the Crossroads: Successes, Shortfalls and the New Tech Cold War

When China unveiled its Made in China 2025 strategy in 2015, the plan was met with awe and anxiety. With its aim to leapfrog into

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Tesla Earnings: Cybertruck Hype vs. Reality – Will Margins Improve?

Tesla’s Q1 earnings will test investor patience as Elon Musk balances Cybertruck production hell against fading EV demand. Key metrics to watch: Production Numbers:✓ Cybertruck

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Tariff Shock” Looms: S&P 500 Futures Plunge 2.8% as Trump’s 32% Plan Rattles Investors

Financial markets plunged into turmoil overnight as leaked Treasury documents confirmed Trump’s radical tariff proposal—a 32% across-the-board levy that triggered the largest repricing of global

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Wall Street’s Bitcoin Embrace Intensifies: ETF Inflows Hit $1.4B Amid Market Turmoil

Institutional investors are piling into Bitcoin at unprecedented levels, with spot ETF inflows accounting for 78% of BTC’s recent price surge. Key developments: • BlackRock’s IBIT saw

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Trump’s Chip War Threat Casts Shadow Over TSMC’s Record $9.2B Quarterly Profit

While TSMC celebrated a 60% profit surge, analysts focused on the looming policy risks that could derail its dominance: Threat Matrix:• 25% tariff proposal on

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Tariffs Take Toll: How New U.S. Duties Slashed China’s Q1 Growth Prospects

The Biden administration’s 25% tariffs on $370B of Chinese goods directly shaved 0.8% off China’s Q1 GDP growth, according to Morgan Stanley estimates. Sector-specific damage:

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Sticky Inflation Sparks Treasury Carnage – Why the Fed May Stay Hawkish

Persistent inflation has torpedoed bond markets, with the latest CPI print triggering a $1.2 trillion wipeout in Treasury values. The damage was worst in: • Long-dated

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