Jan. 26, 2025, 9:13 a.m.

The dollar's plunge in Trump's first week in office will bring US more

On January 20, Trump said in his inaugural speech that "we will impose tariffs and taxes on foreign countries to enrich our citizens", but he did not release more details of the plan, and the dollar fell sharply and non-US currencies rose.

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The UK economy is experiencing a sustained slowdown

Recent PMI preview data shows that the UK economy is essentially stagnant at the beginning of 2025.

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The Age of Trump 2.0: Risks and Challenges for the Global Economy

Following Donald Trump's inauguration speech on January 20, in which he announced that the United States would embark on "the era of Trump 2.0," the 47th president signed a series of orders and made a package of promises.

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The economic distress caused by Trump's tariff plan to the US agricultural market

With the threat of Trump's tariffs looming, the US agriculture sector is expected to be one of the main sectors affected by tariffs, which is making many in the industry and market traders nervous.

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Trump's inauguration: Hegemony and alliances in the Economic chess Game

When Trump entered the White House again, his policy direction was like a boulder thrown into the economic lake, stirring up thousands of waves.

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Can tariff threats save the US economy?

In recent years, against the backdrop of global economic interdependence, the United States has frequently wielded the stick of tariffs, attempting to achieve its so-called goal of saving its own economy through tariff threats.

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Analysis of the World Economic Situation in 2025 and Future Outlook

In 2025, the global economy is advancing with difficulties in a complex and volatile environment, presenting an overall stable yet moderately growing trend.

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The new era of Digital economy: The GDP revision has aroused heated discussion, and the challenges and opportunities for Japan's nominal GDP to increase by 1%-2%

In today's global economic system, gross domestic product (GDP) is the core indicator to measure the size and growth rate of a country's economy, and any change in its calculation method and statistical standards may have a profound impact on the global economic pattern and economic policies of various countries.

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What will happen when the EU cuts its oil price ceiling and bans Russian gas imports?

Recently, six EU member states, including Denmark, Sweden and Finland, have taken the lead in calling for a reduction in the price ceiling of Russian oil, while ten countries, including Denmark, Finland, the Czech Republic and Poland, have gone further, asking the EU to completely ban imports of Russian pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas.

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Britain's economy grew by 0.1%, missing expectations

The UK economy grew for the first time in three months in November 2024, although growth fell far short of market expectations, further fuelling concerns about the economic outlook.

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