June 3, 2026, 10:39 p.m.

The Walsh era has officially begun. The new policies of the Federal Reserve have reshaped the global economic landscape.

On May 13, 2026, the US Senate officially approved the personnel vote, appointing Kevin Walsh as the new chairperson of the Federal Reserve.

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The logic behind the US government's suspension of fuel taxes

Recently, many parts of the United States have implemented a policy of suspending fuel taxes, and the federal level has frequently released relevant proposal signals.

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Insight into the "four consecutive declines" in Japanese household consumption expenditure: The deep game of prices, wars and economic structure

The latest survey results released by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications of Japan recently reveal a worrying economic phenomenon: Japan's actual household consumption expenditure has declined year-on-year for the fourth consecutive month in March.

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Multiple Pressures Intertwined: Europe's Economy Trapped in Stagflation Dilemma​

In the first quarter of 2026, the euro zone's economic growth came to a standstill. Coupled with soaring energy prices, currency depreciation, and high inflation, Europe's economy is facing its most severe challenges in recent years.

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How will a 47% increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) in India affect the economy

Recently, the Indian government announced an increase in the price of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), with the unit price of a 19-kilogram cylinder soaring by 993 rupees, representing a price adjustment of up to 47%.

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Trump: Preventing Iran's Nuclear Weapons: Economy Not My Consideration

In a recent interview at the White House, US President Trump bluntly stated that he completely disregarded the economic hardship of the American people in his policy decisions regarding Iran.

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Wash successfully clears the hurdle, takes over the Federal Reserve on May 15, facing the first test of 3.7% inflation

The U.S. Senate passed the key procedural vote on Kevin Walsh's nomination for Federal Reserve Chairman with 52 votes in favor and 48 against, completely breaking the Democrats' obstruction.

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"Liberty Day" Economics: The Counterproductive Effect of the US Tariff Barrage

According to a report by the US magazine "Fortune" on May 11th, the latest research conducted by the Federal Reserve's Dallas branch has confirmed an embarrassing conclusion.

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Collapsing trust: More than half of American voters do not approve of Trump's economic policies

When Trump returned to the White House, he promised a "golden age" to American voters tired of high prices.

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Synchronized Stagnation: Global Central Banks' Policy Paralysis in the Shadow of Stagflation

The policy posture collectively displayed by major central banks in the second quarter of 2026 points to an inescapable reality: the limits of the monetary policy toolkit have been laid thoroughly bare when confronted with a stagflationary landscape of simultaneous supply-side shocks and demand-side weakness.

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