As China’s top legislative body, the National People’s Congress (NPC), approved a 10 trillion yuan ($1.4 trillion) package on Friday to help local governments address hidden debt, investors were left with mixed feelings. Many had hoped for a more substantial… Read More ›
Retailers across the United States are harnessing the power of advanced weather analytics to manage everything from inventory and pricing to targeted advertising, transforming how they respond to the unpredictability of weather patterns. Industry leaders like Walmart and Tractor Supply… Read More ›
A new report from the National Retail Federation (NRF) warns that former President Donald Trump’s proposed universal tariffs could have severe consequences for American consumers, potentially leading to a dramatic rise in prices on essential items like clothing, toys, household… Read More ›
The Federal Reserve is likely to reduce short-term interest rates by a modest 0.25% at its upcoming policy meeting, a decision influenced by a labor market showing signs of cooling and inflation nearing the central bank’s target. Despite recent data… Read More ›
India and Canada, two countries with deep-rooted connections through trade, immigration, and shared democratic values, have witnessed a significant decline in their relationship over the past year. What began as a diplomatic disagreement in 2023 over allegations surrounding a Sikh… Read More ›
As political debate intensifies in the United States around environmental, social, and governance (ESG) disclosures, many major corporations have doubled down on transparency efforts, particularly in the areas of environmental impact and social responsibility. Despite a vocal conservative backlash, recent… Read More ›
Switzerland finds itself navigating a complex economic landscape as inflation rates decline, leading analysts to speculate about the potential for deflation in the coming year. This shift raises critical questions about the broader implications for the global market, particularly as… Read More ›
In a significant response to rising tensions between China and Europe, the Chinese government has directed its automakers to pause major investments in European countries that support new tariffs on Chinese-built electric vehicles (EVs). This strategic shift is poised to… Read More ›
OPEC+ is contemplating postponing its planned increase in oil production originally scheduled for December, as concerns over soft demand and rising supply continue to plague the global oil market. Sources close to the matter have revealed that the group, which… Read More ›
European households are accumulating significant savings, defying expectations that increased consumer spending would drive economic recovery across the continent. With consumer incomes at their strongest growth rate in years, economists anticipated robust spending that would invigorate the region’s economy and… Read More ›
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