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Tourists ruining Meghan Markle’s neighbourhood “privacy”

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Meghan Markle and Prince Harry’s quest for a quiet and private life in Montecito, California, may be under threat as a new sightseeing excursion offers tours of their neighborhood.

This development comes as a potential challenge to Meghan’s desire for privacy.

The guided tours, organized by a friend of Meghan’s estranged father, Thomas Markle Sr., have been approved, even though Meghan has been striving to escape excessive publicity.

Relationship expert Kate Mansfield suggests that this could worsen Meghan’s already complicated relationship with her father. However, she acknowledges that Meghan may need to endure these intrusions.

“I think that one of the reasons that Meghan has had so much negative press is that she seems to have completely underestimated the reality of what it means to be married into the Royal Family. Wanting privacy and having things her way may be delusional,” Kate commented.

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The tours, priced at $1,221 for a group of six, aim to showcase the couple’s favorite places in California, providing fans with insights into their lifestyle. The tour organizer claims that these guided trips will take visitors close to Meghan and Harry’s $14.6 million mansion, as well as to Meghan’s preferred shops, restaurants, and even the polo club where she was seen with Harry last year.

In addition to the Sussexes’ residence, the tours also include visits to the homes of other celebrities, such as singer Katy Perry and actress Cameron Diaz.

Meghan and Harry relocated to Montecito shortly after stepping down from their senior roles within the Royal Family, and their choice of location was seen as a bid for greater privacy.

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China faces economic slowdown amid Trump’s tariffs

China faces pressure to hit a 5% growth target amidst US tariffs, with analysts urging a 2 trillion yuan stimulus to mitigate trade war effects.

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China faces pressure to hit a 5% growth target amidst US tariffs, with analysts urging a 2 trillion yuan stimulus to mitigate trade war effects.


China is under pressure to meet its 5% growth target this year as US tariffs bite.

Analysts are calling for a major stimulus package—up to 2 trillion yuan—to combat trade war fallout.

This episode explores what measures Beijing may take, and whether Chinese consumers can help steady the ship.

#ChinaEconomy #TrumpTariffs #GlobalTrade #Stimulus #ChineseGrowth #Beijing #ConsumerSpending #TickerNews

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Tariffs shake tech sector and US dollar stability

“Amid global tariffs and tech giants’ warnings, we explore economic stability and the US dollar’s role with insights from David Scutt and Australia’s resilient jobs report.”

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“Amid global tariffs and tech giants’ warnings, we explore economic stability and the US dollar’s role with insights from David Scutt and Australia’s resilient jobs report.”


As tariffs ripple through global markets, questions emerge about tech stability and the US dollar’s safe-haven status.

With giants like Nvidia and ASML raising red flags, are we looking at isolated concerns—or a broader systemic risk?

Plus, Australia’s jobs report shows resilience. We discuss with David Scutt from StoneX.

#TechStocks #USDollar #Nvidia #ASML #GlobalMarkets #TradeWar #EconomicForecast #TickerNews

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Powell warns tariffs may slow US economy

Powell says US economy strong, but warns Trump’s tariffs may cause inflation and growth risks; impacts on Wall Street and investors dissected. #JeromePowell #FederalReserve #USEconomy #Tariffs #Inflation #StockMarket #TrumpTariffs #TickerNews

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Powell says US economy strong, but warns Trump’s tariffs may cause inflation and growth risks; impacts on Wall Street and investors dissected. #JeromePowell #FederalReserve #USEconomy #Tariffs #Inflation #StockMarket #TrumpTariffs #TickerNews


Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the US economy remains strong, but Trump’s tariffs may threaten growth.

Powell warns that these trade barriers could trigger higher inflation, slower growth, and financial market volatility.

We break down what Powell said and what it means for Wall Street and everyday investors.

#JeromePowell #FederalReserve #USEconomy #Tariffs #Inflation #StockMarket #TrumpTariffs #TickerNews

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