December saw a third consecutive month of declines in factory-gate prices and consumer prices in China, underscoring ongoing deflationary pressures in an economy that is finding it difficult to make a sustainable recovery. The consumer price index (CPI) increased 0.1%… Read More ›
Global investors, who entered 2024 uncertain about the duration of stock market rallies and the timing of rate cuts by central banks, may decide to reduce their risk exposure as a result of the abrupt escalation of the Gaza conflict…. Read More ›
The British economy expanded somewhat faster than anticipated in November, but it is still vulnerable to a modest recession, which might be detrimental to Prime Minister Rishi Sunak ahead of the anticipated 2024 election. After declining by 0.3% in October,… Read More ›
Following a year of patchy and poor post-pandemic recovery in 2023, China’s consumer mood may begin to improve this year. Last year, the world looked to China’s grand reopening as a trigger to lift the global economy out of its… Read More ›
After a tumultuous 2023, many predict the European economy is poised for a transitional year as significant impediments — high inflation and increasing interest rates — recede into the past. Despite the eurozone’s difficult economic background, the pan-European Stoxx 600… Read More ›
China’s population is anticipated to fall for the second consecutive year in 2023 due to an increase in COVID-related deaths after the country abruptly lifted severe lockdowns, while low trust in the economy’s prospects keeps birth rates low. Demographers predict… Read More ›
The top Republicans and Democrats in the US Congress have worked out an agreement to keep the government funded through the current fiscal year, but if it isn’t passed by January 19th, several federal agencies will start to shut down…. Read More ›
Global shippers of essential goods have been caught off guard by recent skirmishes in the Red Sea, but this is by far means the only problem big ships are confronting as 2024 gets underway. The 90% global trade economy, according… Read More ›
Ocean freight charges are rising as a result of carriers postponing plans to resume transits via the Red Sea, a crucial route that connects to the Suez Canal commerce route, following a missile strike and attempted kidnapping of a Maersk… Read More ›
Over the next two years, copper prices are expected to rise by more than 75% due to disruptions in the mining supply and increased demand for the metal brought on by the push for renewable energy sources. Copper prices will… Read More ›
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