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Bank Indonesia governors expects the Fed to begin raising rates earlier, in Q4 2026.
2026-07-22
Bank Indonesia governors expects the Fed to begin raising rates earlier, in Q4 2026.
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2026-07-22
According to the Wall Street Journal, White House officials say top utility companies and data center developers have joined Trump's promise to protect paying customers. These companies have pledged to pay higher fees for electricity used by their da
According to the Wall Street Journal, White House officials say top utility companies and data center developers have joined Trump's promise to protect paying customers. These companies have pledged to pay higher fees for electricity used by their data centers.
2026-07-22
Iran twice last week launched precision-guided missiles that evaded Jordanian and US missile-defense systems and struck intended targets in Jordan. The Pentagon said nearly 100 US service members have been wounded this month in Iran-linked attacks ac
Iran twice last week launched precision-guided missiles that evaded Jordanian and US missile-defense systems and struck intended targets in Jordan. The Pentagon said nearly 100 US service members have been wounded this month in Iran-linked attacks across Middle East bases; that figure does not include the recent Jordan strike. Asked why Iran could hit the US base in Jordan, President Trump suggested there were “other operators” at the base that allowed “something to get through,” without elaborating. Retired Jordanian Lt. Gen. Qasid Mahmoud, a former deputy chief of staff, said Iran is advancing longer-range missile technology and integrating missiles with drones to suppress radar, using simple missiles to distract defenses before launching higher-performance missiles that change course in the final 30–40 km, a trajectory change he said increases interception difficulty.
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