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Massive bonuses for South Korea's chip workers puts central bank on inflation alert
South Korea's chip worker bonuses may fuel inflation, prompting central bank vigilance.
Memory crisis hits such extremes that 'even Apple can't be safe'
Apple warns of unsustainable memory shortage, may raise prices, signaling supply chain stress.
Here are 3 big things to watch in the stock market this coming week
FedEx earnings and Fed's preferred inflation gauge (PCE) due this week, key for economic and policy outlook.
SNAP restrictions could change what shoppers buy — and food giants are watching
SNAP restrictions limiting soda and candy purchases could shift consumer spending, pressuring food giants.
The budget airline model in the U.S. is running out of runway
Spirit Airlines bankruptcy highlights challenges for budget carriers, while legacy airlines thrive, indicating industry divergence.
AI buildout gives tech investors new reasons to watch bond market
Tech giants' AI data center buildouts increase debt issuance, raising sensitivity to interest rates.
Raising the minimum wage has been a big political winner. Now it's running into resistance
Raising minimum wage faces political resistance, slowing momentum but still a key policy issue.
'Regime change but in a velvet glove': How Kevin Warsh has set out to remake the Fed
Kevin Warsh's Fed reforms signal potential policy shifts, creating uncertainty for markets.
Iran Sanctions Losing Efficacy
Iran sanctions losing efficacy; businesses may stay hesitant even if lifted, limiting oil supply boost.
Brazil’s Lula Holds Lead Against Bolsonaro After Bank Scandal
Lula leads in Brazil polls; Bolsonaro tied to bank scandal, adding political uncertainty.
Fed’s Favorite Gauge Is Seen Showing Faster Inflation
Fed's preferred inflation gauge expected to show faster inflation, reinforcing rate hike expectations.
A Stock Trader’s Guide to Navigating a Rare ‘Super El Niño’
Super El Niño poses climate risks to agriculture, insurance, and energy sectors, with broad economic implications.