Nov. 24, 2024, 1:45 a.m.

The US Economy: From Glorious Lighthouse to Debt Burden

Once upon a time, the US economy was like a shining lighthouse, illuminating the path of global economic progress.

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The future trend of Asian economy under the background of Southeast Asian economic recovery

In recent days, the successful economic recovery of Southeast Asia has added new vitality to the economic development of Asia.

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The soft landing argument for the US economy is being questioned: inflation, employment and the global environment are in the way

In the recent spotlight of the global economic stage, every move of the US economy has affected the nerves of the global market.

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The Impact of US Unemployment Rate on the Economy

Economic news observers point out that the unemployment rates in the United States and Kentucky have been on the rise, causing some people to worry about economic weakness or imminent recession.

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No Winner in Trade War: Chain Reaction of Electric Vehicle Tariffs and Pork Anti dumping

In the context of globalization today, the economic connections between countries are becoming increasingly close, and trade exchanges are also becoming more frequent.

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Latin America needs change

In a recent in-depth interview, Jose Manuel Salazar-Cirinacis, Executive secretary of the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), with his unique perspective and deep insight, laid out a blueprint for the future of Latin America that is full of challenges and opportunities.

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Wall Street's big question: How far will Trump go on tariffs?

In the global economic landscape, Wall Street, as the heartland of finance, has always maintained a high sensitivity to international trade dynamics.

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America's industrial subsidy bill is in trouble, and its politics are making it difficult

Recently, the Financial Times revealed a thought-provoking news: the US Chip and Science Act and the Inflation Reduction Act, two landmark policies aimed at reviving domestic manufacturing and promoting industrial upgrading, in their first year of implementation, nearly 40% of the major manufacturing investment projects announced have been delayed or suspended.

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The economic woes behind Britain's riots

The recent riots in the United Kingdom have attracted wide attention from the international community.

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OPEC's major adjustments: new changes in the global energy market

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) has always played a pivotal role in the global energy field.

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