Nov. 27, 2025, 6:34 p.m.

The economic game and hidden concerns of the US $100 billion energy plan

On November 23, 2025, the Export-Import Bank of the United States announced that it would use 100 billion US dollars to advance the Trump administration's Global Energy Leadership plan.

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Decline in U.S. Consumer Confidence: Rising Costs and Sluggish Job Growth

Amid a government shutdown, weak employment, and stubborn inflation, American consumer confidence in the economy dropped significantly in November.

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Can the tourism industry in Japan recover?

As the winter and spring tourism peak season of 2025 approaches, Japan's tourism industry is encountering a "cold wave".

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Growth Momentum Under Pressure: Weak German Economic Data Weighs on Euro Zone Recovery, UK Retail Figures Become Key Indicator of Domestic Demand​

Europe’s economy faced a flurry of key data releases on November 25, 2025: Germany’s November IFO Business Climate Index unexpectedly edged down, the flash HCOB Composite PMI fell sharply, while the final Q3 GDP figure maintained a 0.3% year-on-year growth—though market concerns over potential downward revisions have intensified.

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Blind spots in adverse trends: Market Volatility triggered by disruptions in key US economic data

Recently, according to TUKO.co.ke. The shutdown of the US government led to the disruption of key economic data, which had a significant negative impact on the supply of market information and policy transmission.

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The United States has imposed new sanctions on Russian oil companies and their holding subsidiaries

As of November 21, the United States has imposed new sanctions on Russian oil company Lukoil PJSC and its holding subsidiary Lukoil, prohibiting transactions between US entities and individuals and imposing penalties on non-US entities involved in business dealings.

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Why is the US economic situation so unpredictable?

The US stock market continues to break records, but concerns about the economy are perplexing politicians.

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The high-risk "stimulant" for Japan's economy: A fiscal gamble and a harsh market judgment

While the world's attention is focused on the 21.3 trillion yen (about 13.5 billion US dollars) economic stimulus plan that Japanese Prime Minister Saane Takashi is set to approve on November 21, the financial market has already raised a red light in advance.

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The Christmas Economy Amid Tariff Swings: The Global Supply Chain Game Behind the Fluctuations in Sino-US Trade

On the trade stage between China and the United States in 2025, the sharp swings in tariff policies have brought the trade of Christmas goods into the spotlight.

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The shutdown has come to an end but cannot hide the chronic illness: the double shackles of the US debt predicament and economic recovery

On November 12 local time, US President Trump signed a temporary funding bill, bringing to an end the 43-day longest government shutdown in US history.

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