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US Tech Jobs Fall to 2.3% of Employment as 91,000 Positions Vanish Since 2022

U.S. technology employment has declined to just 2.3% of total jobs in 2025, marking its lowest share since early 2021,

Markets opened 2026 on a strong optimistic note. Goldman Sachs’ Risk Appetite Indicator jumped to around 0.9, placing it near

The U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) slipped modestly in recent trading after unverified online claims reignited debate over the Federal Reserve’s

U.S. corporate borrowing surged at the start of 2026, with investment-grade bond issuance reaching $95 billion in the first full

The U.S. economy added only 50,000 jobs in December, significantly below economists’ expectations of 66,000. The report highlights a continued

The United States is exploring a direct political agreement with Greenland that would bypass Denmark and significantly alter the island’s

US inflation is showing renewed signs of cooling. Truflation’s real-time inflation tracker indicates that the US CPI Inflation Index has

Japan’s bond market hit a critical turning point as the 10-year Japanese government bond yield climbed to 2%. This isn’t

My Take: This slow-motion QE tells us the Fed learned its lesson from previous cycles. By sticking to bill purchases

By retiring debt earlier in its lifecycle, the Treasury can reduce pressures on specific maturity segments while creating more flexibility