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Basel III isn’t the banking doomsday some claim. Behind the noise lies a measured rollout, global debate, and political drama that reshapes lending, not triggers collapse.

Japan may liquidate $1.1 trillion in U.S. treasuries, potentially triggering interest rate spikes, recession, and global economic instability.

A 35% drop in shipments at the Port of Los Angeles may trigger an economic crisis. Rising prices, job losses, and shrinking paychecks could hit Americans hard.

Trade wars, inflation, and a weakening dollar signal a looming U.S. recession. Learn how these forces impact wages, markets, and consumer confidence.