According to Chinese state media, China’s top leaders said Friday during a regular meeting that domestic demand is still insufficient. The judgement came after China announced 4.5% GDP growth in the first quarter, which prompted several investment firms to boost… Read More ›
Indermit Gill, the chief economist at the World Bank, is urging new strategies to deal with the growing debt issue that is affecting many nations, including measures to take into account domestic borrowing when determining a country’s debt sustainability. According… Read More ›
According to economists surveyed by Reuters, the European Central Bank will almost probably raise its deposit rate by 25 basis points on May 4 before raising it to 3.50% or higher in June as core inflation stays stubbornly high. Even… Read More ›
A new crop of filtration technologies that hope to revolutionise how lithium is manufactured for the electric vehicle sector are coming to light as a result of Chilean President Gabriel Boric’s proposal to nationalise his nation’s enormous lithium industry. Boric… Read More ›
The era of extravagant, high-flying business travel may be coming to an end. Business travel will never resume normal operations, according to a recent analysis by the research firm Morning Consult. According to the paper titled “Business, but Not as… Read More ›
In order to promote the economy and safeguard the environment, Chilean President Gabriel Boric declared on Thursday that he would nationalise the massive lithium sector of the nation. The shocking declaration is the most recent example of a pattern in… Read More ›
Volkswagen, a German automaker, is spending $1 billion developing electric cars in China and producing a vehicle aimed at the upper end of the market. In Hefei, a city close to Shanghai that has developed into an auto powerhouse and… Read More ›
The fact that Britain is the only significant advanced economy with double-digit inflation is an unfortunate sign of the tremendous economic problems the nation is currently experiencing. According to figures released on Wednesday, annual consumer price inflation (CPI) in Britain… Read More ›
A 43 billion euro ($47 billion) plan for the European Union’s semiconductor industry was approved on Tuesday in an effort to catch up to the United States and Asia and launch a “green” industrial revolution. The EU Chips Act, which… Read More ›
Despite efforts by airlines to prevent a recurrence of last year’s disruptions, data from travel firms shows that strikes across Europe have increased aircraft cancellations and delays and decreased bookings to places like Paris. According to data from travel claim… Read More ›
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