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☢️ Economic Advisor to President Trump, Kevin Hassett:
🔸The government shutdown will reduce U.S. economic growth in the fourth quarter to half of what was expected
🔸We were expecting growth of no less than 3% in the fourth quarter, but I think we're now expecting something in the range of half that
🔸The travel and entertainment sectors are currently taking a severe hit due to the shutdown
🔸The government shutdown will reduce U.S. economic growth in the fourth quarter to half of what was expected
🔸We were expecting growth of no less than 3% in the fourth quarter, but I think we're now expecting something in the range of half that
🔸The travel and entertainment sectors are currently taking a severe hit due to the shutdown
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🇺🇸 Congress grants Trump greater freedom regarding Venezuela – the Senate rejects restricting his military powers
🔸– Washington:
The U.S. Senate 🇺🇸 votes against a bill aimed at restricting President Trump's powers to launch hostile attacks on Venezuela, granting him broader powers in managing military and political affairs toward Caracas.
📈 Expected impact on markets:
The decision may temporarily boost demand for the dollar as a safe haven, while it could support oil prices if geopolitical tensions in the region escalate.
🔸– Washington:
The U.S. Senate 🇺🇸 votes against a bill aimed at restricting President Trump's powers to launch hostile attacks on Venezuela, granting him broader powers in managing military and political affairs toward Caracas.
📈 Expected impact on markets:
The decision may temporarily boost demand for the dollar as a safe haven, while it could support oil prices if geopolitical tensions in the region escalate.
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☢️ Economic Impact: Increased Trade Cooperation
🔅 President Trump stated that more countries will join the Abraham Accords, with the expectation of announcing new members soon. This step could enhance economic and trade relations among the participating countries, contributing to market stability and increased investments in the region.
☢️ Economic Impact: Decrease in Activity
🔅 The Trump administration confirmed a 4% reduction in flight operations starting Friday, which is expected to rise to 10% by November 14. This step could negatively affect the aviation and tourism sectors, leading to a decline in revenues and jobs in this industry.
🔅 President Trump stated that more countries will join the Abraham Accords, with the expectation of announcing new members soon. This step could enhance economic and trade relations among the participating countries, contributing to market stability and increased investments in the region.
☢️ Economic Impact: Decrease in Activity
🔅 The Trump administration confirmed a 4% reduction in flight operations starting Friday, which is expected to rise to 10% by November 14. This step could negatively affect the aviation and tourism sectors, leading to a decline in revenues and jobs in this industry.
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☢️ Breaking | CBS News: The U.S. Senate blocks a decision preventing Trump from launching strikes against Venezuela without authorization from Congress
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☢️ Economic Impact Assessment: Increasing Competition
🔅Trump: Many countries are seeking to join the "Power Club". This indicates an increase in economic and political competition among nations, which may affect global trade and economic alliances.
🔅Trump: Many countries are seeking to join the "Power Club". This indicates an increase in economic and political competition among nations, which may affect global trade and economic alliances.
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🇺🇸 The longest government shutdown in U.S. history ☢️
❌ 35 days of administrative paralysis:
On November 5, 2025, the United States officially entered its longest government shutdown in history, led by President Donald Trump, surpassing his previous record in 2018 (34 days).
🗂️ Historical statistics:
🔴 2025 | Trump – 35 days 🥇
🔴 2018 | Trump – 34 days
🔵 1995 | Clinton – 21 days
🔵 1978 | Carter – 17 days
⚫ 2013 | Obama – 16 days
🔸This shutdown:
• Led to the halt of thousands of government agencies
• Disrupted payroll for millions of employees
• Impacted national security services, customs, travel, and social security
📌 Note from experts:
🔸 “The longer the shutdown lasts, the greater its economic and political cost to the country, especially with the holiday season approaching.”
❌ 35 days of administrative paralysis:
On November 5, 2025, the United States officially entered its longest government shutdown in history, led by President Donald Trump, surpassing his previous record in 2018 (34 days).
🗂️ Historical statistics:
🔴 2025 | Trump – 35 days 🥇
🔴 2018 | Trump – 34 days
🔵 1995 | Clinton – 21 days
🔵 1978 | Carter – 17 days
⚫ 2013 | Obama – 16 days
🔸This shutdown:
• Led to the halt of thousands of government agencies
• Disrupted payroll for millions of employees
• Impacted national security services, customs, travel, and social security
📌 Note from experts:
🔸 “The longer the shutdown lasts, the greater its economic and political cost to the country, especially with the holiday season approaching.”
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☢️There is a 70% chance that the Trump administration will lose the tariff case before the U.S. Supreme Court, according to legal estimates and prediction markets.
🚨 Reason for the high probability:
🔸During court sessions, several judges, even from the conservative side, expressed skepticism about the legality of granting the president the authority to impose broad tariffs under the Economic Emergency Act (IEEPA) without congressional authorization.
🔸Legal betting markets have also reduced Trump's chances of winning to only about 27%.
🚨 In case of a ruling against the tariffs:
🔸The power to impose tariffs may be returned to Congress.
🔸Possibility of recovering part of the tariffs paid by companies and importers.
🔸Rebalancing of powers between the presidency and Congress on international trade issues.
🚨 Reason for the high probability:
🔸During court sessions, several judges, even from the conservative side, expressed skepticism about the legality of granting the president the authority to impose broad tariffs under the Economic Emergency Act (IEEPA) without congressional authorization.
🔸Legal betting markets have also reduced Trump's chances of winning to only about 27%.
🚨 In case of a ruling against the tariffs:
🔸The power to impose tariffs may be returned to Congress.
🔸Possibility of recovering part of the tariffs paid by companies and importers.
🔸Rebalancing of powers between the presidency and Congress on international trade issues.
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☢️Patience and discipline are the secret to continuity in trading
In the trading world 💹, everyone is looking for quick profits ⚡, but only a few realize that the true path to success is not measured by the number of trades, but by the level of patience and discipline 🧠.
🔸 Patience allows you to wait for the right opportunity instead of chasing the market aimlessly.
🔸Discipline makes you stick to your plan no matter the temptations and fleeting emotions.
❌ Without them, you will find yourself jumping between contradictory strategies, drowning in emotional decisions that consume your time, nerves, and balance 💸.
In the trading world 💹, everyone is looking for quick profits ⚡, but only a few realize that the true path to success is not measured by the number of trades, but by the level of patience and discipline 🧠.
🔸 Patience allows you to wait for the right opportunity instead of chasing the market aimlessly.
🔸Discipline makes you stick to your plan no matter the temptations and fleeting emotions.
❌ Without them, you will find yourself jumping between contradictory strategies, drowning in emotional decisions that consume your time, nerves, and balance 💸.
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☢️ JP Morgan: Gold could reach $6,000 per ounce by 2028
📈 The bank expects a historic upward wave supported by a "perfect storm" that includes:
Reduction of US interest rates 🇺🇸
Continued inflation
Geopolitical tensions
Increased purchases by central banks 🏦
Declining confidence in the dollar 💵
Report: "Gold is our highest conviction bet, there are many buyers and hardly any sellers."
Summary:
Gold could transform from a safe haven to a major driver of investment returns in the coming years.
📈 The bank expects a historic upward wave supported by a "perfect storm" that includes:
Reduction of US interest rates 🇺🇸
Continued inflation
Geopolitical tensions
Increased purchases by central banks 🏦
Declining confidence in the dollar 💵
Report: "Gold is our highest conviction bet, there are many buyers and hardly any sellers."
Summary:
Gold could transform from a safe haven to a major driver of investment returns in the coming years.
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☢️ China continues to strengthen its gold reserves 🇨🇳
Event:
For the tenth consecutive time, the People's Bank of China raised its gold reserves in August, adding 60,000 troy ounces (1.9 tons).
Impact:
Total reserves increased to 74.02 million ounces (2302.3 tons), bringing China's total purchases since November 2024 to about 1.22 million ounces (38 tons).
What does this mean for the markets?
• China continues to buy while the pace of other central banks has slowed.
• This reflects Beijing's desire to diversify its reserves away from the dollar.
• Continued official demand for gold provides a support factor for prices globally.
Summary:
China is moving against the global trend and remains a key supporter of demand for gold.
Event:
For the tenth consecutive time, the People's Bank of China raised its gold reserves in August, adding 60,000 troy ounces (1.9 tons).
Impact:
Total reserves increased to 74.02 million ounces (2302.3 tons), bringing China's total purchases since November 2024 to about 1.22 million ounces (38 tons).
What does this mean for the markets?
• China continues to buy while the pace of other central banks has slowed.
• This reflects Beijing's desire to diversify its reserves away from the dollar.
• Continued official demand for gold provides a support factor for prices globally.
Summary:
China is moving against the global trend and remains a key supporter of demand for gold.
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☢️ Quick Facts
1. The Trump administration expects to receive "golden shares" from US Steel as a condition for its merger with Nippon Steel.
2. Mexico will begin reviewing the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada in late September or early October.
3. Iranian Foreign Ministry: Iran will not compromise on its uranium enrichment rights.
4. The Trump administration calls for the termination of all remaining federal contracts at Harvard University.
5. Pressure on the debt ceiling has increased as the U.S. Treasury reduces its issuances.
6. American consumer confidence records its largest increase in four years.
7. Lin: A significant interest rate cut is unlikely even if inflation decreases further.
8. Gains in U.S. home prices slowed in March, but buyers in areas suffering from supply shortages are still in deep bidding wars.
1. The Trump administration expects to receive "golden shares" from US Steel as a condition for its merger with Nippon Steel.
2. Mexico will begin reviewing the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico, and Canada in late September or early October.
3. Iranian Foreign Ministry: Iran will not compromise on its uranium enrichment rights.
4. The Trump administration calls for the termination of all remaining federal contracts at Harvard University.
5. Pressure on the debt ceiling has increased as the U.S. Treasury reduces its issuances.
6. American consumer confidence records its largest increase in four years.
7. Lin: A significant interest rate cut is unlikely even if inflation decreases further.
8. Gains in U.S. home prices slowed in March, but buyers in areas suffering from supply shortages are still in deep bidding wars.
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Urgent | Trade Truce between Europe ☢️
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a postponement of a 50% tariff on European Union imports until July 9, following a phone call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
💥 Impact:
Positive news for the markets, easing trade tensions between the two sides.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a postponement of a 50% tariff on European Union imports until July 9, following a phone call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.
💥 Impact:
Positive news for the markets, easing trade tensions between the two sides.
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Quick Facts ☢️
1. Trump extends the trade negotiation window with the European Union to July 9, reinstating the 90-day period.
2. The German economy is facing its worst crisis due to the Ukraine issue.
3. International travel to the United States is expected to decline by 8.7% this year.
4. The European Union is discussing a new round of sanctions against Russia.
5. Traders bet that summer will bring more clarity for the Federal Reserve.
6. Chief Japanese negotiator: We aim to reach an agreement on tariffs with the United States before the June summit.
7. Trump supports the partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel.
8. Iranian Foreign Minister: The fifth round of Iranian-American talks was the "most professional" so far.
9. New home sales in the United States rise to their highest level since 2022.
10. The tenth metals agreement between the United States and Ukraine officially launched.
11. Goolsbee, Federal Reserve member: The chances of a near-term interest rate cut are "slightly higher."
1. Trump extends the trade negotiation window with the European Union to July 9, reinstating the 90-day period.
2. The German economy is facing its worst crisis due to the Ukraine issue.
3. International travel to the United States is expected to decline by 8.7% this year.
4. The European Union is discussing a new round of sanctions against Russia.
5. Traders bet that summer will bring more clarity for the Federal Reserve.
6. Chief Japanese negotiator: We aim to reach an agreement on tariffs with the United States before the June summit.
7. Trump supports the partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel.
8. Iranian Foreign Minister: The fifth round of Iranian-American talks was the "most professional" so far.
9. New home sales in the United States rise to their highest level since 2022.
10. The tenth metals agreement between the United States and Ukraine officially launched.
11. Goolsbee, Federal Reserve member: The chances of a near-term interest rate cut are "slightly higher."
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Quick Facts ☢️
1. Trump extends the window for trade negotiations with the European Union to July 9, reinstating the 90-day period.
2. The German economy faces its worst crisis due to the Ukraine issue.
3. International travel to the United States is expected to decline by 8.7% this year.
4. The European Union discusses a new round of sanctions against Russia.
5. Traders bet that summer will bring more clarity for the Federal Reserve.
6. Japan's chief negotiator: We are seeking to reach an agreement on tariffs with the United States before the June summit.
7. Trump supports the partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel.
8. Iranian Foreign Minister: The fifth round of Iranian-American talks was the "most professional" so far.
9. New home sales in the United States rise to their highest level since 2022.
10. The tenth metal agreement between the United States and Ukraine officially launched.
11. Goolsbee, Federal Reserve member: The odds of a rate cut in the near term are "slightly higher."
1. Trump extends the window for trade negotiations with the European Union to July 9, reinstating the 90-day period.
2. The German economy faces its worst crisis due to the Ukraine issue.
3. International travel to the United States is expected to decline by 8.7% this year.
4. The European Union discusses a new round of sanctions against Russia.
5. Traders bet that summer will bring more clarity for the Federal Reserve.
6. Japan's chief negotiator: We are seeking to reach an agreement on tariffs with the United States before the June summit.
7. Trump supports the partnership between US Steel and Nippon Steel.
8. Iranian Foreign Minister: The fifth round of Iranian-American talks was the "most professional" so far.
9. New home sales in the United States rise to their highest level since 2022.
10. The tenth metal agreement between the United States and Ukraine officially launched.
11. Goolsbee, Federal Reserve member: The odds of a rate cut in the near term are "slightly higher."
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☢️ Quick Facts:
1. The Trump administration proposes lifting restrictions on AI chips during the Biden era.
2. European Union: New countermeasures against the United States will be announced on the eighth of this month if tariff talks do not yield results.
3. The United States prioritizes long-term peace in Ukraine over a short-term ceasefire.
4. The Brazilian central bank raised interest rates by 50 basis points to its highest level in nearly 20 years, keeping the door open for any further moves.
5. India offers zero for zero on selected goods in tariff talks between India and the United States.
6. The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged.
1. The Trump administration proposes lifting restrictions on AI chips during the Biden era.
2. European Union: New countermeasures against the United States will be announced on the eighth of this month if tariff talks do not yield results.
3. The United States prioritizes long-term peace in Ukraine over a short-term ceasefire.
4. The Brazilian central bank raised interest rates by 50 basis points to its highest level in nearly 20 years, keeping the door open for any further moves.
5. India offers zero for zero on selected goods in tariff talks between India and the United States.
6. The Federal Reserve keeps interest rates unchanged.
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☢️Event Summary
🎖Russia and Ukraine war leading to a peace agreement: this is negative for gold and positive for indices
🎖US-Iran threat: this is positive for gold and negative for indices
🎖Trade agreement between China and the US: this is negative for gold and positive for indices
🎖India-Pakistan tensions: positive for gold
🎖China-Taiwan tensions: positive for gold
🎖China-Philippines tensions: positive for gold
🎖Russia and Ukraine war leading to a peace agreement: this is negative for gold and positive for indices
🎖US-Iran threat: this is positive for gold and negative for indices
🎖Trade agreement between China and the US: this is negative for gold and positive for indices
🎖India-Pakistan tensions: positive for gold
🎖China-Taiwan tensions: positive for gold
🎖China-Philippines tensions: positive for gold
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☢ Powell, Federal Reserve Chair: In a good position to wait for more clarity
- We may find ourselves in a tense situation with new mandates being imposed
- Estimates indicate a 2.3% rise in personal consumption expenditures inflation in March, and a 2.6% rise in core inflation
- The economic impact of tariffs is likely to be greater than expected
- Tariffs are likely to cause temporary inflation
- The inflationary impact of tariffs may be more persistent
- The labor market appears strong and generally balanced
- It must be ensured that price increases do not lead to ongoing inflation
- We may find ourselves in a tense situation with new mandates being imposed
- Estimates indicate a 2.3% rise in personal consumption expenditures inflation in March, and a 2.6% rise in core inflation
- The economic impact of tariffs is likely to be greater than expected
- Tariffs are likely to cause temporary inflation
- The inflationary impact of tariffs may be more persistent
- The labor market appears strong and generally balanced
- It must be ensured that price increases do not lead to ongoing inflation
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☢China refuses to ease tensions regarding the trade war with America
Recently, China halted the purchase deal for Boeing aircraft from America.
🚫The halt on exporting essential chips for manufacturing phones and electronic devices may come to a stop between the two countries, as well as rare metals.
The situation has become reminiscent of the Cold War during the Soviet Union era.
Recently, China halted the purchase deal for Boeing aircraft from America.
🚫The halt on exporting essential chips for manufacturing phones and electronic devices may come to a stop between the two countries, as well as rare metals.
The situation has become reminiscent of the Cold War during the Soviet Union era.
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☢The Chinese Ministry of Defense today says that the "brutal" use of force will not make America great again
🔸️The spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense says: "The exorbitant defense budget has once again revealed the warlike nature of the American side and its belief in the principle that power makes right"
🔅Chinese statements come after Washington's accusations of aggression against China and reports of an increase in the U.S. defense spending in 2026
🔸️The spokesperson for the Ministry of Defense says: "The exorbitant defense budget has once again revealed the warlike nature of the American side and its belief in the principle that power makes right"
🔅Chinese statements come after Washington's accusations of aggression against China and reports of an increase in the U.S. defense spending in 2026
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☢ Urgent | The White House
🔸️We have received more than 15 proposals for trade agreements.
🔸️Trump is open to the idea of reaching a trade agreement with China.
🔸️The second round of talks with Iran will be held on Saturday.
🔸️We have received more than 15 proposals for trade agreements.
🔸️Trump is open to the idea of reaching a trade agreement with China.
🔸️The second round of talks with Iran will be held on Saturday.
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