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Number of foreign-invested companies in China grows by 6.8% since the beginning of 2026

Number of foreign-invested companies in China grows by 6.8% since the beginning of 2026

In January-April, the Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced a 6.8% rise in foreign-invested companies compared to the same timeframe last year, totaling more than 530,000. As per Xinhua, the total accumulated foreign direct investment surpassed $3.6 trillion. During the reporting period, more than...
Crypto Networks Linking Trump Allies and Iranian Finance Expose Expanding Risks Inside the Global Digital Asset System

Crypto Networks Linking Trump Allies and Iranian Finance Expose Expanding Risks Inside the Global Digital Asset System

The growing overlap between President Donald Trump’s expanding cryptocurrency business interests and financial networks used by Iran’s largest digital asset exchange has intensified scrutiny over how global crypto infrastructure operates across political, regulatory, and geopolitical fault lines....
Inflation Pressures and Political Expectations Put Warsh’s Federal Reserve Leadership Under Immediate Strain

Inflation Pressures and Political Expectations Put Warsh’s Federal Reserve Leadership Under Immediate Strain

Kevin Warsh enters the leadership of the U.S. Federal Reserve at a moment when the central bank is confronting one of the most difficult policy environments since the inflation shocks that followed the pandemic years. His arrival as Fed chair does not simply represent a change in personnel at the...
Bezos proposes eliminating income taxes for half of Americans

Bezos proposes eliminating income taxes for half of Americans

Jeff Bezos, the founder of Amazon and Blue Origin (ranked No. 4 on the Forbes Global Billionaires list with a net worth of $272.3 billion as of May 21, per Forbes Real-Time Billionaires), stated in a CNBC interview that income taxes ought to be abolished for the bottom half of Americans. Bezos...
European Banks Rally Behind Euro Stablecoin Push as Digital Finance Competition Intensifies

European Banks Rally Behind Euro Stablecoin Push as Digital Finance Competition Intensifies

Europe’s banking sector is rapidly consolidating around a new digital currency initiative after a consortium planning to launch a euro-pegged stablecoin attracted 25 additional financial institutions, highlighting a broader strategic effort to strengthen Europe’s role in the evolving architecture...
Mortgage rates in Germany rise unexpectedly in 2026

Mortgage rates in Germany rise unexpectedly in 2026

Average mortgage rates in Germany have increased by around 30 basis points since the onset of conflict in Iran, applying strain to the real estate market in Europe's largest economy. The country's 10-year mortgage rate is currently about 3.6% annually, as stated by mortgage broker Dr. Klein....
India cuts LNG imports to three-year low in March amid the Iran war

India cuts LNG imports to three-year low in March amid the Iran war

In March 2026, India bought 1.634 million tonnes of liquefied natural gas (LNG), a decrease of 10% compared to March 2025's 1.809 million tonnes, as reported by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. This marks the least amount of activity in three years, dating back to February 2023. India has...
China’s Economic Slowdown Deepens as Weak Consumer Demand and Rising External Pressures Test Recovery

China’s Economic Slowdown Deepens as Weak Consumer Demand and Rising External Pressures Test Recovery

China’s economic recovery lost momentum in April as industrial activity, retail consumption and investment growth weakened more sharply than expected, raising fresh concerns about the durability of the country’s post-pandemic recovery and the growing strain created by fragile domestic demand,...
China’s Willingness to Ease Rare Earth Pressure Reflects Deepening Supply Chain Risks in U.S.-China Rivalry

China’s Willingness to Ease Rare Earth Pressure Reflects Deepening Supply Chain Risks in U.S.-China Rivalry

China’s reported agreement to address American concerns over shortages of critical rare earth materials has highlighted the growing strategic importance of mineral supply chains within the broader economic and geopolitical rivalry between China and the United States. According to a White House...
Surging Bond Yields Expose Fragility Beneath Wall Street’s AI-Driven Rally

Surging Bond Yields Expose Fragility Beneath Wall Street’s AI-Driven Rally

Global investors are increasingly warning that financial markets may be underestimating the long-term risks posed by rising inflation, higher energy prices, and climbing government bond yields, even as enthusiasm surrounding artificial intelligence and strong corporate earnings continues to push...
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