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Trade Republic raises its Spanish savings rate to 4.07% for new clients

Trade Republic has raised the yield on its savings account in Spain to 4.07% APR for new customers, El Mundo reported on November 12, 2026. The Trade Republic savings rate applies

Andrew Blake·Nov 12, 2026·1 min read

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US tariffs on Chinese imports: Wall Street’s breaking point

campaign choreography. By weaponizing trade, Washington is gambling with its own markets and citizens’ savings. Wall Street’s plunge is not just a financial tremor but a warning: when populism dictates policy

Madison Reed·Oct 13, 2025·4 min read

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Wall Street record highs: AI optimism lifts Dow past 47,000

trader. “But nobody asks what happens when the music stops.” Meanwhile, retail investors keep pouring savings into ETFs tracking the AI boom, convinced that this time, the bubble is sustainable because

Ethan Clark·Oct 5, 2025·3 min read

Business & Economy

Federal Reserve rate cuts: caution rises amid inflation fears

Federal Reserve rate cuts are not about inflation. They are about power. When inflation erodes savings, households suffer. But when the Fed keeps rates higher for longer, debtors—ordinary Americans with mortgages

Grace Harris·Sep 28, 2025·4 min read

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US Britain trade deals: $10B pact fuels tariff tensions

bills rise, whether tariffs inflate the price of food, whether currency instability wipes out their savings. These are the human costs glossed over when leaders shake hands on stage. Counterarguments Defenders

Madison Reed·Sep 16, 2025·4 min read

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Fed rate cut: Wall Street bets mask fragility

Boeing’s production delays or regulatory fines. It does not address stagnant wages or declining savings rates for ordinary Americans. What it does is buy time—time that corporations and policymakers use

Natalie Wood·Sep 13, 2025·5 min read

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US job market stagnation hits young workers hardest

cost of suffocating new opportunities. Youth bear the brunt because they have no seniority, no savings, and no leverage. It is easy for Fed officials to speak of “cooling labor demand.” They

Maria Torres·Aug 24, 2025·3 min read

Business & Economy

BrewDog cofounder quits as craft beer empire crumbles

they were shareholders, brand evangelists, and believers in the anti-corporate dream. Many invested small savings into Equity for Punks, trusting in the rebel vision. Now they watch as pubs close, cofounders

Maria Torres·Aug 23, 2025·3 min read

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