2025-08-09Niranjan Ghatule
US national debt has surpassed $37 trillion for the first time, rising $780 billion since the July 4th debt ceiling deal — an average of $22 billion per day. Since the pandemic began, debt is up nearly $14 trillion, with interest costs hitting $3 billion daily
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2025-08-07Niranjan Ghatule
U.S. President Donald Trump has imposed a 50% tariff on Indian goods over oil trade with Russia. Experts warn this move could backfire, driving inflation and hurting U.S. consumers and businesses. Read the full analysis.
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2025-08-03Niranjan Ghatule
SBI Research, in its August 1, 2025 report, has warned that the 25% U.S. tariffs on Indian goods could backfire on America. The report highlights a potential 2.4% inflation spike, a USD 2,400 annual cost increase for U.S. households, and a GDP drag of up to 50 basis points. It calls the tariffs a “bad business decision” with greater negative impact on the U.S. economy than on India.
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2025-07-12Niranjan Ghatule
Donald Trump's aggressive tariff strategy is back, sparking fears of inflation, recession, and global market instability. Experts and institutions warn that continued trade tensions could damage the U.S. economy more than help it.
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2025-06-26Niranjan Ghatule
This blog explains the growing threat of a potential recession in the United States in 2025. It breaks down the key economic indicators like the Leading Economic Index (LEI), the role of the Federal Reserve, and President Trump's tariff policies.
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2025-06-18Niranjan Ghatule
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 4.5% for the fourth consecutive meeting, signaling caution amid rising inflation and slowing growth. With updated projections showing a weaker GDP outlook and higher inflation in 2025
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2025-06-10Niranjan Ghatule
For the first time in U.S. history, the wealthiest 1% now hold more household wealth than the entire middle class. Decades of economic shifts, rising inequality, and wealth concentration have led to this unprecedented milestone, signaling deep structural imbalances in the American economy.
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2025-06-02Niranjan Ghatule
JPMorgan CEO Issues a Stark Warning: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has issued a serious warning about a potential crisis in the U.S. bond market. With rising national debt, high fiscal deficits, and uncertain economic policies, the threat to global financial stability is growing. This article breaks down Dimon's concerns and their possible impact on the U.S. economy and global markets.
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2025-05-30Niranjan Ghatule
Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan has raised serious concerns about the future of the U.S. economy due to a decline in foreign student admissions. In a recent interview, he warned that restrictive visa policies under Donald Trump's administration could harm America's innovation and economic strength, especially if fewer students from countries like India and China are allowed to study in the U.S.
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2025-05-27Ravi Mehta
This article highlights a concerning divergence in U.S. financial markets: while two-year GDP growth expectations are falling fast, real 10-year Treasury yields are rising. With GDP data due on May 29, markets may soon receive confirmation—or contradiction—of this troubling trend.
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2025-05-27Niranjan Ghatule
A deep dive into the latest US consumer sentiment data revealing that 67% of Americans now expect unemployment to rise—the most pessimistic outlook since 2009. This article explores what this surge in fear could mean for the economy and compares it to past recessions and downturn
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2025-05-17Niranjan Ghatule
U.S. consumer confidence in the job market is rapidly deteriorating. A record 44% now expect higher unemployment within a year — the highest level since 2020 — with job loss fears also hitting multi-year highs. Backed by fresh data from the NY Fed, this article explores what the latest spike in unemployment expectations means for the labor market and economic outlook.
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