Gaza City Bombing Intensifies Following Rubio’s Pledge of US Support for Israel
Gaza City bombing escalated after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed unwavering US support for Israel’s military campaign, aiming to eliminate Hamas.
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Gold Prices Reach All-Time High on Federal Reserve Rate Cut Anticipation
Gold prices all-time high as investors anticipate Federal Reserve rate cuts and monetary easing. The surge is also influenced by a weaker US dollar and political developments, with gold outperforming other major assets.
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US Lowers Tariffs on Japanese Autos, Korean Carmakers Face Disadvantage
The United States will reduce US auto tariffs on Japanese vehicles to 15% starting September 16, creating a competitive disadvantage for Korean carmakers who continue to face a 25% duty.
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Gold Market Outlook: Correction Expected Before Rally to $4,000 by 2026
The gold market outlook suggests a continued rally, with experts forecasting a potential correction before reaching $4,000 per ounce by 2026 amidst strong demand.
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India, US Commence Trade Talks in Delhi Amid Tariff Disputes
India and the US have initiated trade talks in Delhi, led by chief negotiators, aiming to resolve issues stemming from steep tariffs imposed on Indian goods and discuss a proposed Bilateral Trade Agreement.
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U.S. Appeals Court Upholds Lisa Cook’s Role as Fed Governor Amid Legal Challenge
A U.S. appeals court has rejected President Trump’s attempt to remove Lisa Cook, confirming her ability to serve as Lisa Cook Fed governor during an upcoming interest-rate meeting.
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JD Vance Mourns Charlie Kirk, Calls for Accountability After Assassination
US Vice President JD Vance mourns the Charlie Kirk assassination, condemning the culture of hatred and vowing accountability for those responsible for the conservative activist’s death.
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Judge Rules Trump Administration Illegally Fired Probationary Workers
A US District Judge ruled the Trump administration unlawfully directed mass probationary worker firings, exceeding its authority and impacting over 25,000 federal employees.
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Nigerian Economic Hardship Fuels Migration, Trafficking Crisis
Nigerian economic hardship is driving a surge in migration, including cases of human trafficking, while political challenges exacerbate the struggles faced by citizens.
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US Forces Conduct Second Strike on Alleged Venezuelan Drug Boat Amid Rising Tensions
Amid escalating tensions, US forces conducted a second kinetic strike on an alleged US strikes Venezuela drug boats, killing three people, as Washington intensifies pressure on Caracas following a previous strike.
