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Amid Criticism From Abroad, China Promises To Increase Market Access At The Annual Trade Show

China's leader, speaking at a trade show in Shanghai on Sunday, promised to increase imports and broaden market access. However, European businesses expressed disapproval, stating that they desired to see more noticeable progress in the nation's business climate.   At the annual China...

Argentine authorities freeze tax on oil industry

According to Economy Minister Sergio Massa, the Argentine government has decided not to impose a tax on the oil industry in an effort to reduce fuel price increases and increase the availability of gasoline. Due to a shortage of gasoline and diesel, huge lineups have formed outside gas stations in...

Japan's central bank raises GDP and inflation forecasts

The central bank of Japan increased its expectations for both projected inflation and GDP growth. The country's GDP growth estimate for the current fiscal year, which runs from April 1, 2023 to March 31, 2024, has been lifted by the Bank of Japan (central bank) to 2% from 1.3% projected in July,...

Annual inflation in eurozone slows to 2.9 percent

Preliminary estimates indicate that annual inflation in the eurozone decreased from 4.3% in September to 2.9% in October, as per Eurostat data. A DailyFX survey of analysts predicted that the percentage will drop to just 3.1 percent. The eurozone saw 10.6% annual inflation exactly a year ago. A...

German inflation in October falls to two-year low

Germany's consumer prices, adjusted to EU norms, rose by 3% annually in October, according to an early report released by the Federal Statistical Office of the nation (Destatis). From 4.3% in September, inflation dropped precipitously and to its lowest level since June 2021. According to Trading...

G7 Presses To Immediately Lift Restrictions On Japanese Cuisine, Indicting China

The G7 industrial powers, who were prompted by China to impose import restrictions on Japanese food items after Japan started leaking wastewater from the Fukushima nuclear power plant, demanded on Sunday the "immediate repeal" of such restrictions.   In a statement released following their...

Americans' income growth in September fail to meet forecasts

According to a report by the US Ministry of Commerce, the country's population's incomes rose by 0.3% in September over the previous month. Americans' expenses went up by 0.7%. According to Trading Economics, experts projected an increase in revenue of 0.4% and 0.5% in expenses, on average....

China Will See A 34% Rise In Flights Over Pre-Pandemic Levels

The announcement by China's aviation authority that it will raise domestic flight levels to 34 percent over pre-pandemic levels is expected to accelerate Chinese airlines' recovery.   China's main airlines on Friday announced their first quarterly profits in over three years, stoking...

Investors Nervous As Fighting In The Middle East Heats Up

As investors anticipate a Federal Reserve meeting and important U.S. data in the next week, they are keeping an eye out for any indications that the situation in the Middle East may worsen over the weekend, which might increase volatility.   As ground operations against Hamas militants...

Inflation Will Plague The Global Economy Next Year, Delaying Rate Reduction, Shows A Reuters Poll

High inflation will plague the global economy next year, according to three-quarters of over 200 economists polled by Reuters, with the major danger being that it is bigger than expected, implying that interest rates will remain higher for longer.   Several central banks are still projected...
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