Shumita Basu

dollar fell to a three-year low on Monday, and the yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose as investors weighed concerns about tariffs and the Federal Reserve's future independence.

dollar fell to a three-year low on Monday, and the yield on the 10-year Treasury note rose as investors weighed concerns about tariffs and the Federal Reserve's future independence.

Also, three weeks after President Trump implemented tariffs on nearly every country in the world before pausing some of them, we're about to get a slew of new economic forecasts and data points that will help us know how the world and investors are viewing the fallout.

Also, three weeks after President Trump implemented tariffs on nearly every country in the world before pausing some of them, we're about to get a slew of new economic forecasts and data points that will help us know how the world and investors are viewing the fallout.

Also, three weeks after President Trump implemented tariffs on nearly every country in the world before pausing some of them, we're about to get a slew of new economic forecasts and data points that will help us know how the world and investors are viewing the fallout.

Today, the IMF releases its Global Financial Stability and World Economic Outlook reports, while on Wednesday, the Fed will release its Beige Book, a qualitative review of economic conditions in the United States. And finally, today is Earth Day.

Today, the IMF releases its Global Financial Stability and World Economic Outlook reports, while on Wednesday, the Fed will release its Beige Book, a qualitative review of economic conditions in the United States. And finally, today is Earth Day.

Today, the IMF releases its Global Financial Stability and World Economic Outlook reports, while on Wednesday, the Fed will release its Beige Book, a qualitative review of economic conditions in the United States. And finally, today is Earth Day.

And while President Trump has moved quickly to embrace fossil fuels and unwind environmental protections, Vox has 10 charts that prove that clean energy is on the up and growing the global economy. Take wind power. Despite recent executive actions specifically against wind power, U.S. wind capacity grew 23 times over 20 years, and it's drawn massive capital investment.

And while President Trump has moved quickly to embrace fossil fuels and unwind environmental protections, Vox has 10 charts that prove that clean energy is on the up and growing the global economy. Take wind power. Despite recent executive actions specifically against wind power, U.S. wind capacity grew 23 times over 20 years, and it's drawn massive capital investment.

And while President Trump has moved quickly to embrace fossil fuels and unwind environmental protections, Vox has 10 charts that prove that clean energy is on the up and growing the global economy. Take wind power. Despite recent executive actions specifically against wind power, U.S. wind capacity grew 23 times over 20 years, and it's drawn massive capital investment.

The biggest wind producers are in states that are heavily Republican. The capacity of our electric grids is also improving with advances in battery technology. There's also solar power, where costs to scale have plummeted and growth is on a steep trajectory. The push to more sustainable vehicles is also a big factor.

The biggest wind producers are in states that are heavily Republican. The capacity of our electric grids is also improving with advances in battery technology. There's also solar power, where costs to scale have plummeted and growth is on a steep trajectory. The push to more sustainable vehicles is also a big factor.

The biggest wind producers are in states that are heavily Republican. The capacity of our electric grids is also improving with advances in battery technology. There's also solar power, where costs to scale have plummeted and growth is on a steep trajectory. The push to more sustainable vehicles is also a big factor.

Cars and other transportation vehicles are the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the U.S., but more and more people want and are buying EVs and hybrids. And one more sign that clean energy is thriving, the jobs numbers. In 2023 alone, 150,000 new clean energy jobs were created. The sector now outnumbers jobs in the fossil fuel industry globally.

Cars and other transportation vehicles are the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the U.S., but more and more people want and are buying EVs and hybrids. And one more sign that clean energy is thriving, the jobs numbers. In 2023 alone, 150,000 new clean energy jobs were created. The sector now outnumbers jobs in the fossil fuel industry globally.

Cars and other transportation vehicles are the biggest greenhouse gas emitters in the U.S., but more and more people want and are buying EVs and hybrids. And one more sign that clean energy is thriving, the jobs numbers. In 2023 alone, 150,000 new clean energy jobs were created. The sector now outnumbers jobs in the fossil fuel industry globally.

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You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app. And if you're already listening in the news app right now, we've got a narrated article coming up next. New York Magazine describes how a young couple got drawn into a Bay Area based cult with a very specific mission.

You can find all these stories and more in the Apple News app. And if you're already listening in the news app right now, we've got a narrated article coming up next. New York Magazine describes how a young couple got drawn into a Bay Area based cult with a very specific mission.