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The US dollar is expected to experience its worst year since 2017, with further declines predicted if the Federal Reserve chooses a new chief who favors deeper interest-rate cuts.

Global stocks are on track for their largest annual gain in six years, driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cuts and growing interest in AI companies.

The Federal Reserve's December meeting minutes indicate that most officials anticipate further interest rate cuts if inflation continues to decline as expected.

The US dollar is expected to experience its steepest annual drop in almost a decade due to anticipated Federal Reserve rate cuts, which will likely weaken the currency further in 2026.

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Morgan Stanley's Michael Wilson believes that solid earnings will fuel a stock rally, citing signs of an earnings recovery and improved pricing power for US firms.

Gold prices have surged to a two-week high due to increased expectations of a rate cut by the Federal Reserve, driven by concerns over the US economy.

US consumer sentiment has declined to near its lowest level on record due to the government shutdown and high prices, with the November sentiment index dropping to 50.3, and a broad decline across age, income, and political groups.

The article discusses the lack of official jobs report due to a government shutdown and highlights concerns about the worsening state of the labor market.

Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller expressed confidence in the stability of stablecoins, stating they pose no significant threat to monetary policy.

Treasuries rallied and traders increased bets on a Federal Reserve interest-rate cut following weak US jobs data, indicating a potential shift in monetary policy.

Global markets experienced a downturn, mirroring Wall Street's tech stock decline.