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Wall Street closes lower, posts weekly loss as war on Iran fuels inflation worries
Wall Street stocks closed lower amid escalating Iran conflict, causing oil price surges and inflation worries, impacting U.S. markets and economic outlook.
Trump says he’s looking at loosening Jones Act shipping rules
U.S. President Donald Trump said he is reviewing the possibility of loosening shipping rules under the Jones Act, according to a Fox News interview.
Warsh’s room to move at the Fed may narrow in a war-clouded outlook
Kevin Warsh's potential to ease Fed monetary policy is limited by rising oil prices and inflation risks amid the Iran conflict, delaying expected rate cuts.
US fourth-quarter GDP growth revised down to 0.7%
U.S. GDP growth for the fourth quarter was revised down to 0.7% due to lower consumer spending, business investment, and export growth, government data shows.
Oil prices dip as Indian tanker sails out of Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices fell as an Indian tanker passed through the Strait of Hormuz and the U.S. issued measures to ease supply concerns amid Middle East conflict disruptions.
Wall St ends sharply lower as intensifying Iran war, soaring crude prompt selloff
U.S. stocks dropped sharply amid escalating Iran conflict and crude oil prices nearing $100 per barrel, raising inflation fears and market selloff.
US customs agency says building system for tariff refunds is 40% to 80% complete
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is 40% to 80% complete building a system to refund $166 billion in illegal tariffs, with operations expected by mid-April.
Oil unlikely to hit $200 a barrel, US energy chief says
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says oil prices are unlikely to reach $200 a barrel despite disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz caused by the Iran conflict.
US Senate passes housing affordability, House consideration next
The US Senate passed a bipartisan bill to increase affordable housing construction, now awaiting House approval amid industry opposition and rising mortgage rates.
US single-family housing starts fall in January
U.S. single-family housing starts fell 2.8% in January due to severe winter weather and economic challenges, with permits also declining, signaling weak near-term growth.
