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Investors Prepare For Stock Market Turbulence Amid Uncertainty In The Upcoming US Presidential Election

A close U.S. presidential race is prompting investors to brace for potential volatility in the stock market, reflecting fears of an unclear or contested election outcome. With less than a month until Election Day, polls indicate that Democratic candidate Kamala Harris and Republican nominee Donald...

Sluggish Demand In China Signals Challenges Ahead For The Luxury Auto Industry

Sluggish demand and fierce competition in China have led to disappointing third-quarter sales figures for German luxury automakers BMW and Mercedes. This decline underscores broader challenges faced by the luxury auto industry, including high production costs, the transition to electric vehicles...

The Global Crackdown On Big Tech: How The EU And U.S. Are Tackling Market Dominance

As the United States ramps up efforts to dismantle Google’s online search monopoly, the global pushback against Big Tech’s growing dominance is gaining momentum. While the U.S. Justice Department is targeting Google’s control of online search and artificial intelligence (AI), the European Union...

EU-China Trade Dispute Escalates As Brussels Rejects EV Price Proposal

The ongoing trade tensions between the European Union (EU) and China have reached a critical point, with Brussels recently rejecting a proposal from Beijing to set a minimum price for electric vehicles (EVs) imported from China. This move comes amid a broader investigation into Chinese subsidies...

Global chip sales growth in August hit the highest in 2.5 years

According to a press release from the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA), global semiconductor revenue increased by 20.6% to $53.12 billion in August, rising from $44.04 billion in the previous year's same month. This is the greatest increase since April 2022. In August, there was a 3.5%...

Norway joins the EU sanctions against Belarus

According to the Norwegian Foreign Ministry website, Norway has become a part of the EU sanctions towards Belarus. The latest sanctions mirror the actions the EU imposed on Belarus on June 29, 2024. The sanctions are broad and impact various parts of the Belarusian economy, such as trade, services,...

ECB's Potential Rate Cuts Reflect Broader Central Bank Trends Amid Global Economic Challenges

The European Central Bank (ECB) is expected to announce interest rate cuts on October 17, highlighting a shift in monetary policy driven by weak economic growth and the potential for inflation to fall below its 2% target. This insight comes from Francois Villeroy de Galhau, the Chief of the French...

Navigating U.S. Job Market Resilience: An Analysis Of Recent Employment Trends And Economic Implications

In September, the U.S. job market demonstrated remarkable resilience, posting significant gains that highlight the underlying strength of the economy. Nonfarm payrolls surged by 254,000, the highest increase in six months, while the unemployment rate dipped to 4.1%. This performance raises critical...

China's Property Market Sees Signs Of Recovery Amid Stimulus Measures During National Day Holiday

In recent years, China's real estate market has faced significant challenges, primarily due to regulatory crackdowns and shifting economic dynamics. The property sector, once a cornerstone of the economy—accounting for approximately 25% of China's GDP—has struggled under the weight of increasing...

Barclays: Quotes of European carmakers have bottomed out

The value of stocks of European auto companies has dropped significantly in recent months due to worsening financial predictions, but now they have hit rock bottom and are poised for a comeback, as stated by a team of analysts from British bank Barclays headed by Henning Cosman. They mentioned that...
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