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Japanese economy hits stagnation

As per the findings of 2024, Japan's GDP increased by just 0.1%, based on the information from the country's Cabinet of Ministers. This is significantly worse than the outcome of 2023, when the economy grew by 1.5%. Nominal gross domestic product, indicating the economy's scale at current prices,...

Unpacking Japan’s Surprising GDP Surge

Japan’s economy delivered an unexpected boost in the fourth quarter of last year, with GDP expanding at an annualized rate of 2.8%—a figure that far surpassed the forecasted 1.0%. This robust performance, largely driven by stronger business spending and a modest increase in consumption, raises...

Redefining Homeownership: Australia’s New Ban On Foreign Buyers

Australia’s latest move to ban foreign investors from purchasing existing homes has stirred vigorous debate across the nation. Announced as a two‐year restriction beginning in April 2025, the measure is aimed at boosting housing supply and making homeownership more accessible for locals. However,...

EU Reaction To U.S. Tariffs: Defending A Low-Tariff Legacy

In recent months, a new chapter in transatlantic trade tensions has unfolded. In response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed reciprocal trade policy—aimed at matching U.S. tariffs to those imposed on American exports—the European Union has struck back with a resolute stance. This article...

Trump’s Federal Downsizing Blueprint: A New Era In Public Sector Restructuring

In the early days of his second term, President Donald Trump embarked on a sweeping effort to reshape the federal workforce. His administration, determined to cut what it described as bureaucratic waste, targeted newly hired federal employees—those still in their probationary periods—across...

Reconfiguring The Auto Industry: Lessons From Nissan And Honda’s Aborted Merger

In recent years, the global auto industry has experienced unprecedented disruptions as emerging technologies, shifting consumer demands, and international trade tensions force legacy companies to reevaluate their strategies. One of the most consequential episodes in this ongoing transformation was...

Modi’s Visit To Washington: Counterbalancing Trump’s Trade Tactics

In a dramatic display of global economic recalibration, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s recent visit to the United States has taken center stage in discussions about international trade and diplomatic strategy. This high-profile meeting comes at a time when U.S. President Donald Trump’s...

Energy Geopolitics: Navigating The Complex Landscape Of Global Power Dynamics

In a recent development, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has signaled a willingness to collaborate with the United States to supply rare earth minerals, essential components in various high-tech industries. This move aligns with broader geopolitical strategies, as nations seek to secure...

The Ripple Effect: Analyzing the Global Implications of Recent U.S. Tariff Policies

In recent developments, the United States has announced significant tariff impositions, marking a pivotal shift in its trade policy. These measures have far-reaching consequences, not only for the U.S. economy but also for global trade dynamics. To comprehend the full spectrum of these...

8 thousand gold bars are withdrawn from the Bank of England due to growing demand

Since late 2024, traders have taken out roughly 8 thousand gold bars from the Bank of England, worrying about the impact of US President Donald Trump's foreign policy, reports The Telegraph. The amount of metal extracted is approximately 2% of total reserves. Deputy Governor of the Bank of England,...
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