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St. Louis Federal Reserve President Alberto Musalem said on Monday he expects the U.S. economy to continue to expand this year, but recent weaker-than-expected consumption and housing data and reports from business contacts have raised concerns about possible risks to growth. "Recent anecdotal reports from business contacts are more mixed, and some measures indicate that business activity has slowed, suggesting increased caution at least among some firms," he said. "While I continue to expect the economy to grow at a good pace in coming quarters, I would become concerned if we begin to see more evidence of a consumer pullback or a dampening of business confidence and investment plans," Musalem said.

As the cryptocurrency market fell to its lowest level since the days after his father’s November election victory, Eric Trump urged investors not to lose faith. “Buy the dips!!!” he tweeted last week.

Falling inflation is a positive sign for the country battling with dramatic price rises and a weak lira.View on euronews

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