UK retail sales fell in April from a month earlier
After a long period of pandemic gloom, the global economy is struggling to find the rhythm of recovery.
moreAfter a long period of pandemic gloom, the global economy is struggling to find the rhythm of recovery.
moreBen Bernanke stated at a lunch in Arlington, Virginia that the real estate market is one of the two main factors hindering economic recovery. High housing prices, limited inventory, and high mortgage interest rates.
moreAgainst the backdrop of the constantly evolving global economic landscape, the monetary policy direction of the Bank of Japan has always been closely monitored.
moreAfter four and a half years of silence, the trilateral Summit was officially resumed in Seoul, South Korea, on May 26-27.
moreOn May 22nd local time, according to a report by Boxun News Network, the Biden administration of the United States recently issued a budget request for the fiscal year 2025, hoping to continue increasing investment in the Indo Pacific region to cope with the pressure on the Chinese economy.
moreIrish institutions have established one of the world's most successful tax havens.
moreThe recent rise in metal prices has dominated the headlines, but as prices of gold, silver, and copper hit new highs, traders may need to weigh the possibility of further inflation increases and reassess the impact of these trends on the global economy.
moreOn May 22, local time, the National Association of Real Estate Brokers released a set of data showing that the sales of existing homes in the United States fell by 1.9% in April this year, and the sales volume was lower than market expectations, which caused widespread concern.
moreOn May 16, Japan released an economic data showing that after adjusting for price changes, Japan's gross domestic product (GDP) in the first quarter of 2024 fell by 0.5% quarter-on-quarter, and the year-on-year decline reached 2.0%.
moreOn May 16, local time, according to the preliminary statistics released by the Japanese Cabinet Office, in the first quarter of this year, Japan's real GDP fell by 0.5% month-on-month, and if calculated at an annualized rate, the decline was about 2.0%.
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