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Global Factory Output Declines Due To Insufficient Demand

Business surveys released on Monday revealed a decline in global industrial activity in June as weak demand in China and Europe clouded the picture for exporters.   Manufacturing shrank more quickly than initially anticipated across the euro zone as the European Central Bank's ongoing policy...

Japan's Business Climate Is Improving, Signalling A Sustained Economic Rebound

According to a central bank survey, business optimism in Japan increased in the second quarter as raw material prices reached their high and pandemic restrictions were relaxed, indicating the economy was on track for a gradual recovery.   According to the quarterly "tankan" released on...

Bloomberg: Investors took about $27B out of European funds in 2023

Experts claim that because the American economy appears to be more reliable, people now favor American funds. In 2023, European funds suffered a loss of around $27 billion as more and more investors changed their plans in favor of American funds, reports Bloomberg using data from Bank of America....

Reuters: EU to keep sanctions against Iranian ballistic missiles in place over possible Russian supplies

European diplomats have informed Iran that once the current round of sanctions expires in October 2023, they still aim to continue targeting the nation's ballistic missile program. The potential sale of missiles to Russia is one of the factors that led to this choice, writes Reuters. According to...

U.S. may restrict exports of Nvidia and AMD chips to China

Nvidia and AMD chips, which are utilized in artificial intelligence, may not be exported to China, according to the WSJ. President of the United States Joe Biden is considering banning the export of American chips used in artificial intelligence, reports The Wall Street Journal. The newspaper...

Study Reveals That 130 Nations Are Experimenting With Central Bank Digital Currencies

According to a widely watched research, 130 nations, or 98% of the world's economies, are currently studying digital versions of their national currencies, with over half in advanced development, pilot, or launch stages.   According to analysis by the American think tank Atlantic Council...

China tightens censorship of online economic commentators

Weibo, a social media platform in China, announced that it has suspended accounts of three economic analysts who, it claimed, were disseminating "negative and malicious" information about the country's economy, including data on unemployment and stock market conditions. One of China's most...

HSBC Predicts A Recession For The U.S. This Year And One In Europe In 2024

According to HSBC Asset Management, the U.S. will experience a slowdown in the fourth quarter, which will be followed by a "year of contraction and a European recession in 2024."   Recession indicators are "flashing red" for many economies, according to the asset manager of the British...

US Exploring Further Limitations On China Imports Of AI Chips

The Wall Street Journal reported on Tuesday, citing people with knowledge of the situation, that the US is exploring further limitations on the export of AI technology to China.   In extended trade, shares of Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) plummeted roughly 1.5% while those of Nvidia fell more...

Bitcoin Rises On Blackrock Buzz In The Cryptocurrency Space

With the help of Wall Street's elite, Bitcoin, the currency designed to challenge the financial system, has recovered from its illness of several weeks.   Over the past 11 days, the original cryptocurrency has increased 20% to two-month highs of $30,182 after BlackRock, the largest asset...
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