The Federal Reserve just hit pause on shrinking its balance sheet. After years of Quantitative Tightening, the Fed now signals a return to Quantitative Easing. Here’s what that means for your wallet, your student loans, and the economy you’ll graduate into.
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Federal workers are returning to offices that have been frozen since October 1st, agencies are scrambling to recover, and economists are trying to assess the fallout with several weeks of missing federal data.
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Within the modern digitized world, digital infrastructure serves as a backbone for the global economy as we know it. This infrastructure also provides daily life and national security, yet this system is fragile. Liabilities concerning the infrastructure include concentrated dependency, physical weak points, and geopolitical tensions, all leading to increasing risk systematically.
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A market capitalization of five trillion, NVIDIA has achieved that once seemed unimaginable. The most valuable company in the world. Once known for powering your computer, NVIDIA has transformed itself into an artificial intelligence revolution, showing how untouchable they are and illustrating how technological innovations can rewrite global economic rankings.
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Dubai has announced one of its most ambitious technology initiatives yet, signaling a bold new chapter in artificial intelligence development. The city’s leadership approved a series of AI programs designed to strengthen government operations, attract global tech talent, and expand its already thriving digital economy.
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The U.S. national debt has surged to an alarming $36 trillion, sparking fresh concerns about the country’s economic future. While consumer debt—comprising mortgages, student loans, and credit card balances—has exceeded $18 trillion
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On Valentine’s Day, the Fed announced that the current Vice Chair of the Federal Reserve Board, Lael Brainard, would be stepping down from the central bank and heading President Biden’s National Economic Council.
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With a total $1.61 trillion of federal student loan outstanding, student loan forgiveness has been
advocated by Democrats multiple times. So why is it difficult for them to cancel the debt?
After nearly two years, the world is once again in the same conversation involving a virus and strict regulations in China. Will investors be better equipped for another turbulent market after some practice?
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Prince Abdulaziz bin Salman, Saudi Arabia’s oil minister, has urged fellow producers to tighten the amount of oil released into the market. He fears that additional oil flowing into the market could cause prices to drop. Especially during the pandemic, oil prices have declined due to an increase in the number of people staying home. T
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