June 7, 2025, 10:08 p.m.

Czech Billionaire Acquires Royal Mail Reflecting Deep Changes in the European Economy

Royal Mail, one of the world’s oldest postal services, has recently undergone a historic transformation: Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky's EP Group successfully acquired Royal Mail’s parent company, International Distribution Services (IDS).

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Trump's return to the White House: The Fed's Source of Turmoil and the "American" gloom of the global economy

The potential return of Mr Trump to the White House is like a boulder thrown into the lake of the global economy, with the Fed bearing the brunt of the ripples and choppy waters.

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The economic impact of a new high in US federal government debt

Recently, the US federal government announced that the total debt climbed to 36.035 trillion US dollars, a record high, this phenomenon is like a boulder into the global economy lake, triggering layers of ripples, causing wide concern and deep concern.

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Where will the Syrian economy go?

The sudden deterioration of the situation in Syria is shocking, as anti-government forces have captured Damascus and the Bashar regime has been overthrown.

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The EU Economy in a Spiral of Recession: Dilemmas and Challenges

In recent years, the EU economy has fallen into a worrying spiral of recession. This situation has brought numerous dilemmas and challenges to the entire European continent, with far-reaching and profound impacts, not only in the economic field but also involving social stability, political landscapes, and all aspects of people's lives.

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Us CPI data affects global money markets, how central banks react

In today's increasingly globalized world, countries' economies are closely linked, and changes in economic data in any one country may trigger a chain reaction around the world.

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Myanmar’s economic outlook is bleak and may continue to shrink in 2025

A recent report released by the World Bank revealed Myanmar's current severe economic situation and predicted that its economy will shrink further in 2025.

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What will be the impact of the reset in US manufacturing policy?

Recently, the United States announced the reopening of the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy, which immediately attracted wide attention in the international community.

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Argentina's Shock Therapy The Pain and Tests Between Promises and Reality

After a year in office, Argentine President Javier Milei has implemented his promised "shock therapy" economic reforms. While inflation has fallen significantly, and the fiscal deficit has turned into a surplus, these "achievements" hide deeper issues of growing social inequality and a soaring poverty rate.

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The German and French budget proposals suffer setbacks: the market is deeply concerned about the fiscal discipline of the eurozone

Recently, the budget proposals of Germany and France, the two major economies in the eurozone, have suffered setbacks, causing concerns in the market about fiscal discipline in the eurozone.

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