The yen has dropped to its lowest level against the dollar since 1986, causing concerns among traders and analysts in the currency markets. The persistent decline of the yen has raised questions about potential intervention by Japanese authorities to stabilize the currency. This article examines the underlying factors contributing to the yen’s weakening against the
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The housing market is currently facing challenges that are hindering its recovery, according to Bank of America economists. The surge in housing activity during the pandemic has since retreated and stabilized. This has created a lock-in effect for homeowners, limiting housing activity and reducing affordability. The forces that have led to these issues are expected
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In the world of investing, there is a select group of stocks that are showing promise in providing investors with a unique opportunity for both unexpected income and price appreciation. According to Todd Castagno, a strategist at Morgan Stanley, special dividends, which are one-time payments made to shareholders outside of a company’s regular dividend cycle,
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Denver Health, Colorado’s only safety net healthcare provider, is facing a crisis. The escalating costs of uncompensated care have led to a staggering total of $140 million in the previous year, up significantly from $87 million in 2021. The strain on the health system’s budget is evident, with CEO Donna Lynne highlighting the lack of
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California Governor Gavin Newsom and lawmakers have come to a budget agreement that they believe will help close multi-year deficits by making $16 billion in cuts and declaring a statewide fiscal emergency to utilize reserves. This agreement is an effort to maintain the fiscal structure proposed in Newsom’s May budget revision to balance the budget
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