Citigroup Revises Fed Rate Cut Outlook, Now Projections Point to Late 2026
Citigroup delayed its forecast for the Federal Reserve’s first rate cut to late 2026, reflecting a hawkish Fed stance that signals prolonged higher borrowing costs.
Citigroup delayed its forecast for the Federal Reserve’s first rate cut to late 2026, reflecting a hawkish Fed stance that signals prolonged higher borrowing costs.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang stresses the importance of establishing new societal standards for AI amid rapid technological growth linked to job creation and economic impact.
The Trump administration’s Iran framework outlines a 14-point ceasefire and negotiation plan, contrasting sharply with Obama’s comprehensive, long-term nuclear agreement.
A U.S. export-control order has compelled Anthropic to block foreign nationals worldwide from accessing its latest cybersecurity AI models, sparking industry and political tensions.
SoftBank has launched an AI-powered cybersecurity solution in Japan designed to safeguard critical infrastructure through vulnerability assessment and remediation support.
The IAEA demands Iran disclose its enriched uranium stockpiles after nearly a year without inspections, highlighting deep gaps in verification and enforcement.
A study on oak trees reveals that carbon absorption continues well beyond wood growth, questioning assumptions about forests’ role in long-term carbon storage under climate change.
Gold and silver prices fell amid a cautious Federal Reserve stance on interest rates and reduced geopolitical risks, while industrial demand supports limited silver losses.
A dispute in Wisconsin questions who should cover the costs and risks of power infrastructure for expanding AI data centers amid growing demand and credit concerns.
Oil prices dropped sharply after the United States and Iran activated an agreement to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, with related sanction waivers allowing resumed Iranian oil exports.