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U.S. Credit Card Debt Hits $1.25 Trillion in Q1 2026
As of Q1 2026, total U.S. credit card debt reached $1.25 trillion, according to New York Fed data. Average APRs on new credit cards exceeded 23%, contributing to long-term delinquencies rising to 13.12%, the highest rate in 15 years. Debt settlement companies typically charge 15% to 25% of the total enrolled debt as a fee, translating to a charge of between $3,750 and $6,250 for clients with $25,000 in debt. Understanding these costs is crucial for consumers considering debt relief options.
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Semiconductor Supercycle Possible According to Ned Davis Research
Ned Davis Research suggests that the semiconductor sector may be at the beginning of a new supercycle. This follows discussions that point to a potential bubble in chip valuations. The implications for key players in this sector could be significant, impacting market dynamics and trading behaviors. Investors should monitor developments closely to assess how this could influence semiconductor stocks and related markets.
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