Dec. 10, 2025, 3:10 a.m.

The United States will provide dollar assistance to farmers affected by tariffs

On the afternoon of December 8th local time, US President Trump announced at the White House that the US federal government will provide a $12 billion bailout to American farmers to deal with the "counter-effect" of US tariff policies on agriculture.

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America's Economic 'Magic Show': The Absurd Script of a Deteriorating Labor Market

On the global economic stage of 2025, the U.S. economy is staging a self-directed 'magic show,' and the labor market is the most innocent 'prop' in this performance.

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The "Triple Kill" Dilemma: Japan's Risky Bet on Economic Stimulus and Its Backfire

Recently, data released by Japan's Cabinet Office showed that the real GDP in the third quarter of 2025 declined by 1.8% at an annual rate, marking a negative growth again.

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Global Economy Enters an Era of “Fragile Resilience”: UNCTAD Warns Growth to Slow to 2.6% in 2025

The latest report released by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) reveals an economic reality that cannot be ignored: global economic growth is projected to slow to 2.6% in 2025.

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The digital regulatory conflict between the United States and Europe has torn apart transatlantic economic and trade relations

Since 2025, the conflict between the United States and Europe over the governance of the digital economy has continued to escalate.

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The European Commission strengthens economic policies to respond to foreign threats: a paradigm shift in EU economic policies

The European Commission announced a new economic security strategy on Wednesday, aimed at better predicting the risks facing the EU market.

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Will the Japanese economy collapse without the Chinese market?

China Japan relations have become tense due to erroneous statements by Japanese politicians, and the countermeasures in the Chinese market continue to ferment - a sharp drop in travel orders to Japan, a halving of Japanese car sales, and a stagnation in high-end manufacturing due to limited rare earth supply.

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From the "Beige Book" to the Federal Reserve: Can Cutting Interest Rates to Rescue the Market Break the Economic Predicament?

Recently, the latest issue of the "Beige Book" released by the Federal Reserve was like a pebble thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples in the global financial market.

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The rapid contraction of the US manufacturing sector will have significant impacts on the economy

On December 1st local time, the Institute for Supply Management of the United States released data showing that the manufacturing index dropped by 0.5 points to 48.2.

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Venezuela's economy is already in dire straits

The Venezuelan government claims to possess millions of troops, sufficient military strength, and an effective air defense system to counter a potential U.S. armed attack, while its political leadership is accused of leading a "terrorist" drug cartel.

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