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Ro Khanna’s Wealth Tax Embrace Triggers Silicon Valley Revolt
Economy

Ro Khanna’s Wealth Tax Embrace Triggers Silicon Valley Revolt

As California labor groups push a billionaire tax to fund health care, the tech industry turns on one of its longtime allies

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 30, 2025
Europe Faces a Defining Choice Between AI Leadership and Climate Commitments
Economy

Europe Faces a Defining Choice Between AI Leadership and Climate Commitments

Fund managers warn energy constraints and regulatory pressure could force Europe to rebalance sustainability goals as the global AI race accelerates

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 29, 2025
America’s Economy Is Growing Fast but Many Households Feel Left Behind
Economy

America’s Economy Is Growing Fast but Many Households Feel Left Behind

Strong GDP numbers clash with rising costs job anxiety and a widening gap between winners and losers

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 25, 2025
Justice Department Uncovers Over One Million New Epstein-Related Files, Delaying Full Disclosure
Economy

Justice Department Uncovers Over One Million New Epstein-Related Files, Delaying Full Disclosure

Missed legal deadline, mounting political pressure, and bipartisan outrage intensify scrutiny of DOJ transparency

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 25, 2025
Kim Jong Un Showcases Naval Expansion and Missile Power in Rare Dual Military Display
Economy

Kim Jong Un Showcases Naval Expansion and Missile Power in Rare Dual Military Display

North Korean leader inspects nuclear submarine construction and oversees long-range missile test as regional tensions intensify

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 25, 2025
Fed Rate Cuts Are Lagging Global Peers, Says Top Fed Chair Contender Kevin Hassett
Economy

Fed Rate Cuts Are Lagging Global Peers, Says Top Fed Chair Contender Kevin Hassett

White House economic advisor argues strong growth and AI-driven productivity gains give the U.S. room to ease policy faster

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 24, 2025
Holiday Shoppers Are Still Spending, but Only When the Deals Are Right, Says Tanger CEO
Economy

Holiday Shoppers Are Still Spending, but Only When the Deals Are Right, Says Tanger CEO

Strong outlet traffic and heavy promotions help retailers offset weaker consumer confidence and ongoing price concerns

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 24, 2025
Singapore Inflation Holds at 1.2% as Falling Power Costs Offset Service Price Pressures
Economy

Singapore Inflation Holds at 1.2% as Falling Power Costs Offset Service Price Pressures

November price data undershoots forecasts while strong exports and growth signal economic resilience

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 23, 2025
U.S. Asserts Control Over Seized Venezuelan Oil and Tankers
Economy

U.S. Asserts Control Over Seized Venezuelan Oil and Tankers

Trump confirms Washington will retain crude cargoes amid intensified pressure on Maduro’s government

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 23, 2025
Denmark Moves to Confront Washington Over Greenland Envoy Appointment
Economy

Denmark Moves to Confront Washington Over Greenland Envoy Appointment

Trump’s decision to name a special U.S. representative for Greenland reignites sovereignty and security tensions

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 23, 2025
Kremlin Criticizes European and Ukrainian Tweaks to U.S. Peace Proposals
Economy

Kremlin Criticizes European and Ukrainian Tweaks to U.S. Peace Proposals

Moscow warns adjustments do little to advance a long-term resolution to the Ukraine conflict

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 22, 2025
Fed’s Hammack Signals Stability in Interest Rates for the Coming Months
Economy

Fed’s Hammack Signals Stability in Interest Rates for the Coming Months

Cleveland Fed President emphasizes inflation concerns and a cautious approach to monetary policy amid slowing rate cuts

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 22, 2025
China Holds Key Lending Rates Steady as Economic Momentum Softens
Economy

China Holds Key Lending Rates Steady as Economic Momentum Softens

Central bank maintains loan prime rates for a seventh month, signaling caution amid weak data and a fragile property sector

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 22, 2025
Orbán Rejects EU Plan to Tap Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Aid
Economy

Orbán Rejects EU Plan to Tap Frozen Russian Assets for Ukraine Aid

Hungary’s prime minister says legal and political resistance has stalled proposals to unlock hundreds of billions of euros for Kyiv

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 19, 2025
Bank of England Delivers Fourth Rate Cut of 2025 as Inflation Cools
Economy

Bank of England Delivers Fourth Rate Cut of 2025 as Inflation Cools

Benchmark rate lowered to 3.75% after tight committee vote, offering relief to borrowers while sparking debate over the pace of easing in 2026

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 19, 2025
Japan Inflation Cools Slightly but Stays Above Target for Nearly Four Years
Economy

Japan Inflation Cools Slightly but Stays Above Target for Nearly Four Years

November price data reinforces expectations of a Bank of Japan rate hike despite fragile economic growth

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 19, 2025
EU Locks In €90 Billion Ukraine Aid Plan for 2026–2027 After Months of Debate
Economy

EU Locks In €90 Billion Ukraine Aid Plan for 2026–2027 After Months of Debate

Bloc agrees on joint borrowing to sustain Kyiv’s finances while shelving plans to use frozen Russian assets

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 19, 2025
Bank of Japan Pushes Interest Rates to Three Decade High as Bond Yields Break 2% Barrier
Economy

Bank of Japan Pushes Interest Rates to Three Decade High as Bond Yields Break 2% Barrier

Historic policy shift accelerates monetary normalization, lifts government borrowing costs, and reshapes outlook for the yen, inflation, and growth

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 19, 2025
EU Commits Over $105 Billion in Fresh Funding to Support Ukraine Through 2027
Economy

EU Commits Over $105 Billion in Fresh Funding to Support Ukraine Through 2027

Bloc agrees on joint borrowing plan after months of debate, reinforcing long term financial backing while avoiding use of frozen Russian assets

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 19, 2025
U.S. Greenlights Record Arms Package for Taiwan as Security Pressures Intensify
Economy

U.S. Greenlights Record Arms Package for Taiwan as Security Pressures Intensify

$11.15 billion defense deal boosts Taipei’s military readiness while sharpening geopolitical tensions with Beijing and regional allies

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 18, 2025
China’s Youth Turn Back to the State as Government Jobs Attract Record Interest
Economy

China’s Youth Turn Back to the State as Government Jobs Attract Record Interest

Economic uncertainty, private-sector layoffs and fading faith in advanced degrees are pushing millions toward civil service careers

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 17, 2025
Japan’s Export Growth Hits Nine Month High as Overseas Demand Outperforms Forecasts
Economy

Japan’s Export Growth Hits Nine Month High as Overseas Demand Outperforms Forecasts

Strong shipments to Europe and the U.S. offset China weakness, offering a rare bright spot for the Japanese economy

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 17, 2025
The Rise of the Appetizer Economy as Diners Downshift Spending
Economy

The Rise of the Appetizer Economy as Diners Downshift Spending

Food inflation is reshaping restaurant behavior, with consumers choosing smaller plates, promotions, and value-driven menu items over full entrees

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 15, 2025
Ukraine Signals Willingness to Drop NATO Bid as U.S.-Led Peace Talks Gain Momentum
Economy

Ukraine Signals Willingness to Drop NATO Bid as U.S.-Led Peace Talks Gain Momentum

Zelenskyy floats major concession in Berlin negotiations as Washington’s envoys report progress toward ending the war with Russia

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 15, 2025
India’s Inflation Ticks Higher in November as Food and Fuel Relief Fades
Economy

India’s Inflation Ticks Higher in November as Food and Fuel Relief Fades

Rising prices for essentials lift consumer inflation from record lows, even as the central bank maintains room to support growth

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 15, 2025
Thailand Rejects Ceasefire Claims and Presses On With Military Action Against Cambodia
Economy

Thailand Rejects Ceasefire Claims and Presses On With Military Action Against Cambodia

Fresh airstrikes and border clashes continue despite U.S. intervention, exposing deep fractures in ceasefire efforts and raising regional stability concerns

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 15, 2025
China’s November Retail Sales Undershoot Forecasts as Consumer Weakness Intensifies
Economy

China’s November Retail Sales Undershoot Forecasts as Consumer Weakness Intensifies

Sluggish spending, deepening property losses, and soft investment data highlight the growing challenge Beijing faces in reviving domestic demand

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 15, 2025
Former CIA Chief Petraeus Calls Trump’s National Security Strategy a Wake-Up Call for Europe
Economy

Former CIA Chief Petraeus Calls Trump’s National Security Strategy a Wake-Up Call for Europe

The former general says Trump’s push for higher European defense spending and potential use of frozen Russian assets could reshape security dynamics amid the Ukraine war.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 12, 2025
Thailand Plunges Into Early Elections as Political Crisis Deepens
Economy

Thailand Plunges Into Early Elections as Political Crisis Deepens

Dissolution of parliament intensifies domestic instability while border clashes with Cambodia escalate and Washington pushes to rescue a fragile ceasefire.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 12, 2025
Federal Reserve Delivers Third Rate Cut but Signals a Cautious Path Forward
Economy

Federal Reserve Delivers Third Rate Cut but Signals a Cautious Path Forward

A divided central bank lowers its benchmark rate again while projecting far slower easing in the years ahead.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 11, 2025
China Faces Urgent Call to Shift Toward Consumption Driven Growth
Economy

China Faces Urgent Call to Shift Toward Consumption Driven Growth

IMF chief warns that China’s export dependence risks fueling global trade backlash and urges faster structural reforms.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 11, 2025
Hassett Seen as Frontrunner for Federal Reserve Chair Survey: Participants Say Trump Should Choose a Different Leader
Economy

Hassett Seen as Frontrunner for Federal Reserve Chair Survey: Participants Say Trump Should Choose a Different Leader

A new CNBC Fed Survey reveals a wide gap between expectations and preferences as economists raise concerns about policy independence, inflation risks and market stability.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 10, 2025
China Inflation Reaches Near Two Year Peak as Producer Prices Sink Further
Economy

China Inflation Reaches Near Two Year Peak as Producer Prices Sink Further

Rising consumer prices contrast sharply with deepening factory gate deflation, revealing structural weaknesses in domestic demand.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 10, 2025
China’s Consumer Prices Reach Highest Level in Nearly Two Years as Producer Deflation Deepens
Economy

China’s Consumer Prices Reach Highest Level in Nearly Two Years as Producer Deflation Deepens

A fragile demand environment, persistent factory-gate price drops and sector-specific pressures complicate Beijing’s path to stabilizing growth and restoring confidence

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 10, 2025
Ray Dalio Says Gulf Nations Are Rising as a New Global Epicenter for Wealth and Innovation
Economy

Ray Dalio Says Gulf Nations Are Rising as a New Global Epicenter for Wealth and Innovation

The billionaire investor compares the Middle East’s transformation to the early days of Silicon Valley, fueled by capital, talent, and massive AI infrastructure investments.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 9, 2025
Hong Kong Voter Turnout Slumps as Public Anger Over Deadly High-Rise Fire Intensifies
Economy

Hong Kong Voter Turnout Slumps as Public Anger Over Deadly High-Rise Fire Intensifies

A devastating blaze that killed 159 people has reshaped political sentiment and pushed Hong Kong’s electoral participation near historic lows.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 8, 2025
Thailand Launches Cross-Border Air Strikes as Conflict With Cambodia Escalates
Economy

Thailand Launches Cross-Border Air Strikes as Conflict With Cambodia Escalates

A fragile ceasefire collapses as fresh clashes, mass evacuations, and long-standing territorial disputes push Southeast Asia’s border tensions to their most dangerous point in years.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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December 8, 2025
Bessent Projects Strong Year-End Growth as Holiday Spending Surges Across the U.S.
Economy

Bessent Projects Strong Year-End Growth as Holiday Spending Surges Across the U.S.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says consumers are powering a resilient economy and expects full-year GDP to close at 3 percent despite political gridlock and lingering inflation concerns.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 8, 2025
U.S. Layoff Announcements Soar Past 1.1 Million Mark in 2025
Economy

U.S. Layoff Announcements Soar Past 1.1 Million Mark in 2025

Corporate restructuring, AI disruption and tariff pressures push job cuts to their highest level since the pandemic era

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 5, 2025
Bank of Japan Confronts Escalating Pressure as Government Bond Yields Surge to Multi-Decade Highs
Economy

Bank of Japan Confronts Escalating Pressure as Government Bond Yields Surge to Multi-Decade Highs

With inflation still elevated and borrowing costs soaring, policymakers face a narrowing path between stabilizing markets and safeguarding a fragile economic recovery

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 5, 2025
Japan Confronts a Deepening Monetary Crossroads as Bond Yields Climb to Multi-Decade Highs
Economy

Japan Confronts a Deepening Monetary Crossroads as Bond Yields Climb to Multi-Decade Highs

The Bank of Japan struggles to balance inflation risks, economic weakness and a historic rise in government borrowing costs

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 4, 2025
Australia’s Economic Growth Hits Two Year High as Investment and Consumer Spending Surge
Economy

Australia’s Economic Growth Hits Two Year High as Investment and Consumer Spending Surge

Stronger domestic demand fuels a sharper than expected expansion in the third quarter despite ongoing pressure from inflation and weak trade performance.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 3, 2025
UK Budget Watchdog Chief Steps Down After Early Forecast Leak
Economy

UK Budget Watchdog Chief Steps Down After Early Forecast Leak

Unexpected publication of key economic projections triggers market turmoil and prompts leadership change at the Office for Budget Responsibility

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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December 2, 2025
India’s Industrial Growth Hits 14-Month Low as October Output Barely Expands
Economy

India’s Industrial Growth Hits 14-Month Low as October Output Barely Expands

Weak manufacturing, declining mining activity and fewer working days pull industrial production far below expectations.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 2, 2025
New Leadership Era Nears at the Federal Reserve as Kevin Hassett Rises as the Strong Favorite
Economy

New Leadership Era Nears at the Federal Reserve as Kevin Hassett Rises as the Strong Favorite

A pivotal transition approaches at the Fed with markets, policymakers and economists preparing for major shifts in interest rate strategy and institutional reform.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 2, 2025
Malaysia PM Anwar Faces Major Setback as Allies Lose Ground in Sabah State Polls
Economy

Malaysia PM Anwar Faces Major Setback as Allies Lose Ground in Sabah State Polls

Pakatan Harapan coalition suffers heavy losses, winning only 1 of 20 seats in Sabah while regional parties consolidate power

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 1, 2025
China’s Industrial Pulse Shows Slight Improvement
Economy

China’s Industrial Pulse Shows Slight Improvement

Manufacturing edges higher but stays in contraction as weakening services and fading holiday momentum expose the fragility of China’s economic recovery

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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December 1, 2025
Swiss Voters Firmly Reject Wealth Inheritance Tax Proposal
Economy

Swiss Voters Firmly Reject Wealth Inheritance Tax Proposal

A nationwide referendum delivers a decisive blow to a plan targeting multimillion-franc inheritances amid concerns over competitiveness and capital flight.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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December 1, 2025
China’s Manufacturing Sector Slips Back Into Contraction in November
Economy

China’s Manufacturing Sector Slips Back Into Contraction in November

A surprise downturn in private PMI data highlights persistent weakness in domestic demand despite strengthening export orders.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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December 1, 2025
UK Borrowing Costs Whipsaw After OBR Accidentally Publishes Fiscal Outlook Early
Economy

UK Borrowing Costs Whipsaw After OBR Accidentally Publishes Fiscal Outlook Early

Unexpected release of key forecasts jolts gilt markets as investors brace for major tax rises and spending shifts in the Autumn Budget

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Taiwan Escalates Defense Push as President Lai Warns of Rapidly Rising Threats from Beijing
Economy

Taiwan Escalates Defense Push as President Lai Warns of Rapidly Rising Threats from Beijing

Lai announces a sweeping forty billion dollar defense expansion as China accelerates military drills and political pressure ahead of a potential 2027 flashpoint

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Moscow Weighs Cautious Response to Emerging Ukraine Peace Framework
Economy

Moscow Weighs Cautious Response to Emerging Ukraine Peace Framework

Russia signals it needs deeper analysis as the U.S. intensifies diplomatic efforts to advance negotiations

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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November 30, 2025
South Korea Signals a Pause in Rate Cuts as Currency Pressures and Inflation Risks Rise
Economy

South Korea Signals a Pause in Rate Cuts as Currency Pressures and Inflation Risks Rise

A weakening won and stronger price outlook prompt a shift in tone from the Bank of Korea

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
China Industrial Earnings Sink in October Amid Mounting Economic Pressures
Economy

China Industrial Earnings Sink in October Amid Mounting Economic Pressures

A sharp profit downturn highlights weakening demand, rising trade tensions, and broader signs of economic strain.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
New Zealand Cuts Rates to a Three-Year Low
Economy

New Zealand Cuts Rates to a Three-Year Low

Central bank signals a halt to its easing cycle as early signs of recovery emerge

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Core Wholesale Inflation Slows in September
Economy

Core Wholesale Inflation Slows in September

A closer look at producer prices and retail sales reveals easing cost pressures across the U.S. economy

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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November 30, 2025
Bank of Japan Signals Imminent Rate Hike: Yen Weakness Takes Priority Over Political Concerns
Economy

Bank of Japan Signals Imminent Rate Hike: Yen Weakness Takes Priority Over Political Concerns

With the yen sliding and inflation risks mounting, the BOJ is preparing markets for its most decisive policy shift in years, potentially raising rates as early as next month.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Manhattan Condo Prices Slide Over Ten Years: Rents Keep Climbing as Buyers Step Back
Economy

Manhattan Condo Prices Slide Over Ten Years: Rents Keep Climbing as Buyers Step Back

Despite declining property values and rising seller losses, Manhattan’s rental market is heating up as affordability challenges push even wealthy residents into long-term leasing.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
Australia’s Inflation Jumps to 3.8 Percent in October Surpassing Market Expectations
Economy

Australia’s Inflation Jumps to 3.8 Percent in October Surpassing Market Expectations

National price pressures hit a seven-month high as soaring housing and electricity costs fuel stronger-than-expected inflation and complicate the Reserve Bank’s path forward

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Taiwan’s Leader Accuses China of Rapid Militarization and Unveils $40 Billion Defense Boost
Economy

Taiwan’s Leader Accuses China of Rapid Militarization and Unveils $40 Billion Defense Boost

Lai Ching-te warns Beijing aims to be battle-ready for a forced takeover by 2027 as Taipei accelerates preparations to safeguard its democratic future

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Treasury Chief Predicts Strong 2026 Growth Despite Housing and Rate-Sensitive Weakness
Economy

Treasury Chief Predicts Strong 2026 Growth Despite Housing and Rate-Sensitive Weakness

Scott Bessent says Trump-era tax and trade policies will soon boost household finances even as parts of the economy continue to feel strain.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Singapore Inflation Surges to Near One Year Peak in October
Economy

Singapore Inflation Surges to Near One Year Peak in October

Rising transport and healthcare costs push prices higher as economic growth accelerates but analysts warn of cooling ahead

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
U.S. Jobs Rebound Surprises With Strong September Hiring
Economy

U.S. Jobs Rebound Surprises With Strong September Hiring

New labor data shows workforce growth despite rising unemployment and lingering effects of the shutdown

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Japan October Exports Surge Past Expectations Driven by Strong Demand from Asia and Europe
Economy

Japan October Exports Surge Past Expectations Driven by Strong Demand from Asia and Europe

Robust overseas shipments contrast with weakness in U.S. trade and offer rare support for an economy facing contraction and persistent inflation.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Singapore Lifts 2025 Growth Outlook After Strong Third-Quarter Performance
Economy

Singapore Lifts 2025 Growth Outlook After Strong Third-Quarter Performance

Upgraded GDP forecast reflects resilient global demand, booming semiconductor exports, and easing trade tensions, though 2026 growth risks remain.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Japan Unveils Ambitious 21 Trillion Yen Stimulus to Revive Growth and Protect Households
Economy

Japan Unveils Ambitious 21 Trillion Yen Stimulus to Revive Growth and Protect Households

New package expands subsidies, boosts local funding, and strengthens long-term defense and industrial capabilities as inflation and weak growth pressure the economy.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Trump to Host NYC Mayor Elect Zohran Mamdani at White House in High Stakes First Meeting
Economy

Trump to Host NYC Mayor Elect Zohran Mamdani at White House in High Stakes First Meeting

The discussion is expected to focus on public safety, affordability and federal state relations following one of the most surprising political upsets in New York history.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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November 30, 2025
Rising Japan China Tensions Put Additional Strain on Japan’s Weakening Economy
Economy

Rising Japan China Tensions Put Additional Strain on Japan’s Weakening Economy

Travel warnings from Beijing and military friction threaten tourism revenue and broader economic stability as both nations refuse to back down

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Fed Signals Shift Toward December Rate Cut
Economy

Fed Signals Shift Toward December Rate Cut

Growing concerns over job market weakness push Governor Waller to advocate for more easing as internal divisions widen inside the central bank

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
New York Fed holds private talks with major Wall Street dealers on key liquidity backstop
Economy

New York Fed holds private talks with major Wall Street dealers on key liquidity backstop

John Williams seeks deeper industry input on the standing repo facility as market liquidity tightens and financial system stress indicators rise

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Japan’s economy shrinks for the first time in six quarters as weak exports and steep housing slump weigh on growth
Economy

Japan’s economy shrinks for the first time in six quarters as weak exports and steep housing slump weigh on growth

Domestic consumption cushions the downturn, but falling residential investment and export declines push GDP into negative territory

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
China’s Singles’ Day Growth Slows as Cautious Consumers Reshape the World’s Largest Shopping Festival
Economy

China’s Singles’ Day Growth Slows as Cautious Consumers Reshape the World’s Largest Shopping Festival

Slower spending, shifting priorities, and rising frugality redefine China’s biggest retail event despite record-breaking sales volumes

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
China’s Growth Falters as Investment Slumps and Housing Market Deepens Headwinds
Economy

China’s Growth Falters as Investment Slumps and Housing Market Deepens Headwinds

October data shows fixed-asset investment plunged 1.7 % year-on-year, with factory output and retail spending also losing steam—highlighting mounting pressure on Beijing to revive demand and stabilise the economy.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
White House Warns Key October Jobs and Inflation Data Could Be Lost Forever
Economy

White House Warns Key October Jobs and Inflation Data Could Be Lost Forever

The six-week government shutdown may permanently disrupt critical U.S. economic reporting, leaving the Federal Reserve and investors without vital indicators.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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November 30, 2025
Boston Fed Chief Susan Collins Signals Pause on Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns
Economy

Boston Fed Chief Susan Collins Signals Pause on Rate Cuts Amid Inflation Concerns

Collins warns that keeping interest rates steady may be crucial to controlling inflation as uncertainty and data gaps challenge policymakers.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Supreme Court to Hear Trump’s Case to Dismiss Fed Governor Lisa Cook on January 21
Economy

Supreme Court to Hear Trump’s Case to Dismiss Fed Governor Lisa Cook on January 21

The court will determine whether the president has the authority to remove a Federal Reserve governor amid allegations of misconduct and growing political tension over monetary policy.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
Trump Approves Funding Bill Restoring Federal Operations After Record Shutdown
Economy

Trump Approves Funding Bill Restoring Federal Operations After Record Shutdown

The 43-day U.S. government shutdown ends as President Trump signs short-term funding measure amid partisan clashes over health care subsidies and spending priorities.

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Supreme Court Extends Pause on Full SNAP Benefits Payment During Government Shutdown
Economy

Supreme Court Extends Pause on Full SNAP Benefits Payment During Government Shutdown

Millions of Americans face uncertainty as legal battles and congressional funding delays affect November food stamp distributions.

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Trump Signals Support for Senate Deal to End Historic 41-Day Government Shutdown
Economy

Trump Signals Support for Senate Deal to End Historic 41-Day Government Shutdown

Agreement clears procedural hurdles in Senate, paving the way for Congress to reopen federal operations and address key budget issues

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Democratic Senators Confront White House Over Soaring Power Costs Linked to AI Data Centers
Economy

Democratic Senators Confront White House Over Soaring Power Costs Linked to AI Data Centers

Lawmakers urge the administration to act as massive AI-driven energy demand, corporate expansion, and policy clashes drive up electricity prices across the U.S.

Junia Wells
Junia Wells
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November 30, 2025
Miran Signals Support for 50-Basis-Point Rate Cut in December but Says 25-Basis-Point Should Be Minimum
Economy

Miran Signals Support for 50-Basis-Point Rate Cut in December but Says 25-Basis-Point Should Be Minimum

Fed governor Stephen Miran urges a more aggressive easing approach amid signs of softening labour markets and slipping inflation, while policymakers remain split.

Rachel Steinberg
Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
Senate Approves Funding Bill to End Historic U.S. Government Shutdown
Economy

Senate Approves Funding Bill to End Historic U.S. Government Shutdown

The measure now heads to the House, where lawmakers race to prevent further economic fallout and restore federal operations after the nation’s longest-ever shutdown.

Calder Monroe
Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Japan’s Falling Real Wages Threaten Prime Minister Takaichi’s Economic Revival Plan
Economy

Japan’s Falling Real Wages Threaten Prime Minister Takaichi’s Economic Revival Plan

As inflation continues to erode household income, Japan’s first female prime minister faces growing pressure to balance stimulus spending with the country’s long-term inflation and debt challenges

David Goldfarb
David Goldfarb
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November 30, 2025
Trump Administration Orders States to Reverse Full SNAP Payments Amid Ongoing Shutdown
Economy

Trump Administration Orders States to Reverse Full SNAP Payments Amid Ongoing Shutdown

Over 42 million Americans face uncertainty as the USDA directs states to retract November’s full food stamp benefits and issue only partial payments

Leah Rosenfeld
Leah Rosenfeld
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November 30, 2025
Senate Moves Toward Ending 40-Day Government Shutdown as Crucial Deal Advances
Economy

Senate Moves Toward Ending 40-Day Government Shutdown as Crucial Deal Advances

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Senate Advances Funding Deal That Could End the Government Shutdown
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Senate Advances Funding Deal That Could End the Government Shutdown

In a pivotal 60-40 vote, U.S. senators cleared the first hurdle of a funding package to reopen the government, though key healthcare subsidies still hang in the balance.

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BOE Signals End of Peak Restrictiveness, Markets Eye Possible Christmas Rate Cut
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BOE Signals End of Peak Restrictiveness, Markets Eye Possible Christmas Rate Cut

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China’s October Exports Unexpectedly Slip with US Shipments Plunging 25%
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China’s October Exports Unexpectedly Slip with US Shipments Plunging 25%

As global demand fades and front-loaded orders dry up, China records its first decline in goods exports in 18 months — raising fresh questions about trade dynamics and economic resilience.

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November 30, 2025
Retailers Pass Tariffs to Consumers—but Amazon Raises Prices the Most
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Retailers Pass Tariffs to Consumers—but Amazon Raises Prices the Most

Amid rising import duties, Amazon’s average price increases outpace competitors like Walmart and Target—highlighting how marketplace dynamics amplify the cost burden for consumers.

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November 30, 2025
Bank of England Faces Tough Decision on Rates Ahead of Autumn Budget
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Bank of England Faces Tough Decision on Rates Ahead of Autumn Budget

With inflation cooling but growth stagnating, economists are split on whether the Bank will act now or wait until early 2026 to cut interest rates.

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U.S. Government Shutdown Poised to Break Record as Senate Deadlock Continues
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U.S. Government Shutdown Poised to Break Record as Senate Deadlock Continues

36-day funding lapse highlights partisan standoff over healthcare and spending priorities

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Reeves Set To Address Mounting Tax Rise Speculation In Surprise Morning Speech

U.K. Chancellor Rachel Reeves prepares to confront growing questions about looming fiscal changes ahead of her crucial Autumn Budget.

Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
As SNAP Delays Leave Millions Facing Hunger, Nearly $400 Billion in U.S. Food Wasted Each Year
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As SNAP Delays Leave Millions Facing Hunger, Nearly $400 Billion in U.S. Food Wasted Each Year

While millions of Americans worry about missing SNAP payments, the U.S. continues to waste staggering amounts of food — revealing a troubling disconnect between hunger and abundance.

Calder Monroe
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November 30, 2025
Majority of Americans Lose Confidence in Trump’s Economic Leadership, New Poll Reveals
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Majority of Americans Lose Confidence in Trump’s Economic Leadership, New Poll Reveals

As inflation surges and household budgets tighten, a new NBC News poll highlights growing public frustration with President Donald Trump’s handling of the U.S. economy.

Calder Monroe
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Treasury Secretary Bessent Signals SNAP Food Aid Could Resume by Wednesday
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Treasury Secretary Bessent Signals SNAP Food Aid Could Resume by Wednesday

Court rulings push administration to restore food assistance for over 42 million Americans amid ongoing government shutdown

Rachel Steinberg
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November 30, 2025
China’s Factory Growth Cools in October as Export Orders Drop Sharply
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China’s Factory Growth Cools in October as Export Orders Drop Sharply

Manufacturing momentum slows amid renewed trade tensions and softening global demand, though employment shows early signs of recovery

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November 30, 2025
China’s Manufacturing Contraction Deepens to Six-Month Low as Factory Activity Falters in October
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China’s Manufacturing Contraction Deepens to Six-Month Low as Factory Activity Falters in October

Industrial slowdown worsens amid weak domestic demand, holiday disruptions, and renewed trade tensions with the United States, pushing China’s PMI below forecasts.

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Xi Jinping Calls for Stronger Asian Unity to Safeguard Supply Chains Amid Global Turmoil
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Xi Jinping Calls for Stronger Asian Unity to Safeguard Supply Chains Amid Global Turmoil

Speaking at the APEC Economic Leaders’ Meeting, China’s president urges regional cooperation, free trade, and stability as global economic uncertainty deepens.

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Israel Conducts Airstrikes in Gaza Amid Accusations of Ceasefire Violations by Hamas

Tensions escalate as Israeli attacks in Gaza leave dozens dead while disputes over hostage remains and ceasefire terms threaten to unravel the fragile U.S.-brokered truce.

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Policymakers weigh the risks of inflation, labor market weakness, and data gaps as the Fed prepares its next move.

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