Oct. 30, 2025, 7:54 p.m.

Ecuador's oil production decline could trigger an economic crisis

Ecuador's vital oil industry has endured a particularly challenging period over the past decade. A sharp decline in investment, severely deteriorating infrastructure, rampant corruption, frequent violent protests, severe oil spills, and an increasingly insecure situation have put immense strain on the sector's operations.

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Minor Adjustments in Growth Fail to Conceal Underlying Pressures: A Perspective on EU and US Economic Growth in 2025​

The World Economic Outlook Report released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) in October presents a thought-provoking set of data: the global economic growth rate is projected to increase by 0.2 percentage points to 3.2% in 2025, with the US economy expected to grow by 2.0% and the Eurozone by 1.2%.

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The Shackles of debt: When the "Global South" Repays the illusion of the world

According to recent reports by The Guardian and Reuters, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned at its annual meeting in Washington that the debt risk of countries in the Global South has climbed to its highest level in a decade.

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The Dual Impact of Gold and Tariffs: India's Trade Deficit Soars to a Record High

Affected by the import of gold and silver and U.S. President Trump's imposition of an additional 50% tariff on Indian goods, India's export rate of goods to the United States has dropped significantly.

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The global economic resilience and hidden concerns behind the IMF's upward revision of its global growth forecast

On October 14th, the latest World Economic Outlook Report released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) drew global attention: The global economic growth forecast for 2025 was slightly raised by 0.2 percentage points to 3.2%, while the forecast for 2026 remained unchanged at 3.1%.

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Structural Concerns and Policy Challenges Under the Surface of Stable US Economy

Recently, the latest economic brown book released by the Federal Reserve revealed the complex and subtle structural contradictions in the operation of the US economy.

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The economic impact and policy coordination dilemma caused by the obstruction of the Japanese Provisional Diet

Recently, the ruling party and opposition party in Japan failed to reach an agreement on convening an extraordinary parliament on October 21.

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The economic imbalance and risk accumulation behind the stagnation of consumer confidence in the United States

Recently, according to Reuters, the consumer confidence index released by the University of Michigan in the United States for October slightly dropped to 55.0, with almost no change from 55.1 in September. On the surface, this data seems to indicate that the US economy remains stable amid inflation and fiscal uncertainty.

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The International Labor Organization's Cash Flow Crisis: A Wake-Up Call Reflecting the Dilemma of Global Governance

The International Labor Organization (ILO) recently warned that it faces "serious" cash flow difficulties.

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The sharp drop in international oil prices will have what impact on the economy?

On the evening of October 10th local time, international oil prices continued to show a significant decline.

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