There is growing optimism regarding the transformative potential of generative artificial intelligence. We’re only getting started with this AI computing ramp, as Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang recently stated to CNBC’s Jim Cramer following the announcement of a new generation of… Read More ›
Geopolitics
Huawei’s Profit Increased Two Folds In 2023 As Sales Of Smartphones And Cars Increased
Huawei, a Chinese telecoms giant, reported on Friday that improved product offerings contributed to a more than doubled net profit for 2023. The corporation further ascribed the profit increases to a 9.6% yearly increase in revenue, or 704.2 billion yuan… Read More ›
Yellen Cautions China’s Oversupply Of Solar Panels And Electric Vehicles Could Be Dumped On Global Markets
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has cautioned that China is using the global economy as a dumping ground for its cheaper renewable energy products, lowering market prices and hurting green manufacturing in the United States. “I am concerned about global… Read More ›
China Removes Tariffs On Australian Wine, Ending A Three-Year Trade Impasse
China will remove anti-dumping and anti-subsidy taxes on Australian wine on March 29, the Chinese commerce ministry announced on Thursday, capping three years of punishing penalties and providing long-awaited relief to Australian wine producers. The tariffs of up to 218.4%… Read More ›
China Purchased Flying Car Technology From Europe
A Chinese company has acquired the technology that allowed for the successful test-flight of a flying car, which was first developed in Europe. In 2021, the AirCar used runways for takeoff and landing as it travelled 35 minutes between two… Read More ›
Russia Struggles To Be Paid For Its Oil While Turkey, China, And The UAE Increase Bank Monitoring
Russian oil companies may have to wait many months to get paid for fuel and crude as banks in China, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) grow increasingly cautious about secondary sanctions imposed by the United States, according to… Read More ›
$10 Trillion Government Bond Market In The Euro Zone Is Being Shaken Up By Hedge Funds
As funding demands rise and the European Central Bank pulls back, hedge funds are flooding the $10 trillion euro zone government bond market with capital, seeing possibilities. Traders and authorities claim that the funds are acquiring a sizable portion of… Read More ›
US Manufacturing Output Rises After A Dip Caused By Weather
With a rise in temperature, there was a higher than anticipated boost in manufacturing in U.S. factories in February. However, high rates of interest still constrains manufacturing resulting in a sharp downwards revision of the manufacturing data for the prior… Read More ›
Chinese Clients Delay Or Cancel Australian Wheat Purchases Amidst Worldwide Glut
Around one million metric tonnes of Australian wheat shipments have been cancelled or delayed by Chinese wheat importers, according to trade sources with firsthand knowledge of the agreements, as rising global inventories drive down prices. The announcement of the actions… Read More ›
Slight Growth In Japan’s Q4 GDP Following Revision, Manages To Avoids Recession
Revised official data released on Monday indicated that Japan’s economy escaped a technical recession, despite the fact that the fourth quarter’s upward change was less dramatic than anticipated and raised questions about the country’s sluggish economic recovery. The Cabinet Office… Read More ›