1. US credit card defaults jump to the highest level since 2010
A surge in credit card delinquencies has raised concerns about consumer debt sustainability, with defaults reaching their highest point in 15 years.
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2. London lawyer hiring frenzy hits record as pay wars rage
The City of London is experiencing an unprecedented boom in legal recruitment, driven by intense competition and escalating salaries among top firms.
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3. World stocks end higher on US jobs data, signs of easing trade tensions
Global markets rallied after strong U.S. employment figures and indications of renewed U.S.-China trade talks boosted investor confidence.
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4. Strong earnings helped tech stocks shake off tariff worries to log an upbeat week
Despite ongoing tariff concerns, robust earnings reports from major tech companies propelled the sector to a positive weekly performance.
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5. Wall Street stays bearish on gold next week, Main Street reclaims bullish bias as all eyes turn to the Fed
As the Federal Reserve’s next moves come into focus, professional investors remain cautious on gold, while retail investors show renewed optimism.
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