Market strategists weighed in on President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address late Tuesday and came away with some important implications for the U.S. dollar. Â
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Prompting AI is a language of its own — and investors and money managers who are fluent carve a sharp edge Â
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House Democrats hammered home economic concerns ahead of 2026 elections at their annual policy conference, the day after President Trump’s State of the Union. Â

