Nov. 22, 2024, 3:04 p.m.

Will 2024 be a turning point year for the global economy?

Looking back at the performance of the world economy in 2023, it is not difficult to find that the road to global economic recovery is tortuous and long. Inflation in the West, especially in the United States, has been so stubborn that it has exceeded global expectations.

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China's Spring Festival holiday lights up a "good start" for consumption

Multiple scenic spots have sold out tickets, temple fairs are bustling with crowds, popular restaurants are queuing up for a long time, and movie box office records are breaking new records...

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The Back Calculation of Trump's Sports Shoes with Goods

On February 17th local time, former US President and Republican candidate for the 2024 presidential election, Trump, appeared at the sneaker convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and launched his personal brand sneakers: Never Surrender. This sports shoe is priced as high as $399 and is all gold.

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How will Prabowo win the Indonesian election affect Indonesia's relations with major powers?

Indonesia, the world's most populous Muslim-majority country and the world's fourth most populous, held the world's largest single-day election on February 14, with the current Defense Minister Prabowo Prabowo and the current mayor of Solo City Gibran winning the election with more than 50% of the vote in a quick count after the first round.

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The third chair changed hands, and the global economic power ushered in a big shuffle

According to the data released by the Japanese Cabinet Office recently, the preliminary statistics of Japan's GDP in 2023 is 591.482 trillion yen, about 4210.6 billion US dollars, lower than Germany's 4,456.1 billion US dollars. After more than 50 years, Japan's nominal GDP has once again been surpassed by Germany, falling from third to fourth in the world.

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Japan's economy falls out of Top 3

For Japan, 2023 is a more disappointing year, from the beginning of last year was predicted by the outside world that the economy will decline, to the beginning of 2024, the forecast came true, a year's time to helplessly give the third place in the global economy to the old rival Germany. The fall of the Japanese economy is caused by both the overall decline of the global economy and the reasons for its own decision-making mistakes leading to lagging development.

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How long can the United States sustain the sustained rise of separatist sentiment?

On February 17th local time, a public opinion survey released by Newsweek in the United States showed that nearly 36% of Alaska residents support the state's independence, with Texas, California, New York, and Oklahoma being on par with it.

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IMF raises global growth forecast for 'soft landing'?

Two geopolitical conflicts remain, the impact of high interest rates persists, and the shadow of high inflation remains...

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The wave of layoffs underscores that the U.S. and European economies are heading into recession

Into 2024, the wave of layoffs continues to spread across Europe and the United States. A number of giant enterprises have announced a series of layoff plans, affecting a wide range of industries, including technology, finance, manufacturing, retail, e-commerce, media, transportation and other fields.

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The third meeting of the China-Us Economic Working Group sent an important signal

On February 5 and 6, the China-Us Economic Working Group held its third meeting in Beijing and had in-depth exchanges on bilateral economic and trade relations, macroeconomic policies, financial regulation, digital economy, climate change and other topics.

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