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S&P: Global sovereign borrowings will reach $12.3 trillion in 2025

The rating agency Standard & Poor's predicts that by 2025, global sovereign debt will increase by 3% and hit $12.3 trillion. According to S&P Global Ratings' forecast, in 2025, countries globally will raise their borrowing by a total of 3% to reach $12.3 trillion. Therefore, global...

Aramco hits Saudi Arabia's budget

Saudi energy firm Aramco, in its 2024 report, revealed a major cut in dividends. According to Bloomberg, this choice will significantly impact the Saudi budget. By the conclusion of 2024, Aramco's net earnings decreased from $121.3 billion to $106.2 billion, with free cash flow dropping nearly 16%...

Trump to create US cryptocurrency reserve fund

US President Donald Trump has requested the initiation of efforts to establish a US cryptocurrency reserve fund. “A U.S. cryptocurrency reserve will boost this vital industry following years of corrupt assaults by the Biden administration, which is why, through the Digital Assets Executive Order, I...

Vietnam's Strategic Pivot: Dodging U.S. Tariffs Through Reform And Innovation

Vietnam now finds itself at a critical juncture as U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs threaten nearly all of its exports—a measure that could impact over 30% of the nation's GDP. The U.S. administration’s plan to levy a 25% tariff on Mexican and Canadian goods, along with an additional...

Trump's Tariff Playbook: Unraveling North American And Global Trade Dynamics

The recent announcement by President Donald Trump to impose sweeping tariff measures marks a turning point in U.S. trade policy. Under this plan, a 25% tariff will be levied on goods from Mexico and Canada, while an extra 10% duty targets Chinese imports. This assertive move is driven by concerns...

Beyond Subsidies: Charting China's Shift From Short-Term Stimulus To Structural Consumer Renewal

Recent observations reveal a marked shift in consumer behavior across China. Take, for example, the case of Coco Wen—a young professional who once celebrated her birthday with lavish dining but now opts for a modest home-cooked meal. Wen’s decision is not an isolated one; it reflects a broader...

Steel Tariffs, Global Trade, And The Pressure On China’s Steel Transshipment

U.S. President Donald Trump’s imposition of a 25% steel duty has sent shockwaves through global supply chains. The new tariffs are set to disrupt established steel transshipment routes that have allowed Chinese steel to reach U.S. markets via intermediary countries. This decision not only...

USAID: A Vital Source Under Threat For These Countries

The possibility of the United States halting its extensive foreign assistance program has sparked significant concern among nations that depend on this funding for survival and development. With USAID at the heart of humanitarian relief, health initiatives, and security programs, any sudden...

Europe’s New Bond Wave For Defence: A Closer Look

Recent signals in European bond markets indicate that investors are increasingly anticipating a fresh wave of joint borrowing to finance a significant boost in defence spending. As European governments explore avenues to address mounting security concerns, the prospect of issuing joint defence...

Rift Over Semiconductor Strategy: China's Claim That Taiwan Is Handing Over Its Chip Industry to the U.S.

China’s recent assertion that Taiwan is set to “give away” its semiconductor industry to the United States has ignited a firestorm of geopolitical debate. Beijing’s claim centers on allegations that Taiwan’s leadership is using its technological prowess—as epitomized by the world’s leading contract...
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