Gallup’s poll of Americans’ expectations for 2025 found most Americans expect hard economic times and political tension at home and abroad.

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The Fed is far less relevant today than it would be during economic crises that demand sudden and significant changes to policy to address problems like surging inflation, plummeting economic activity ...

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The Chinese President signalled that support for the economy will continue into 2025. Read more at straitstimes.com.