Economy

The Trump administration’s recent moves to reshape the U.S. foreign aid landscape have sent shockwaves throughout the international humanitarian community. With a strong adherence to the “America First” doctrine, the administration has placed USAID and other agencies in a position where compliance is not just expected but mandated under threat of disciplinary action. This article
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Recent developments in the equity markets indicate a promising surge, grounded largely in the robust economic growth spearheaded by the United States. This positivity in market conditions stems from observable indicators of recovery and expansion following years of stagnation. Yet, beneath the surface of this optimistic narrative lies a complex interplay between growth and inflation—a
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Recently, Moody’s ratings agency made headlines by upgrading Argentina’s long-term foreign currency sovereign credit rating from “Ca” to “Caa3.” This adjustment serves as a significant indicator of the country’s economic trajectory and reflects the recent economic policy transformations under President Javier Milei’s administration. With the country facing numerous economic hurdles, including rampant inflation and diminished
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The relationship between the United States and China, two economic powerhouses, has increasingly become a focal point of concern for American businesses operating within Chinese borders. According to a recent survey conducted by the American Chamber of Commerce in China (AmCham), a striking 51% of American companies express apprehension regarding the potential deterioration of these
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For several years now, the Chinese real estate sector has been grappling with a persistent liquidity crisis, with prominent names like Vanke teetering on the brink of financial uncertainty. As the crisis stretches into its fifth year, Beijing finds itself in a precarious position where direct intervention in state-backed enterprises may be an unavoidable necessity.
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With the election of Donald Trump to a second term, South Korea finds itself at a crucial crossroads in its diplomatic relationship with Washington. Acting President Choi Sang-mok’s recent statements reflect a desire for a mutually beneficial partnership, highlighting apprehensions about potential U.S. policy shifts that could negatively impact South Korea’s economic landscape. At the
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