Trump's election: A huge challenge for the global economy
In the United States election on November 5, Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States with more than 277 votes.
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In the United States election on November 5, Donald Trump was elected the 47th president of the United States with more than 277 votes.
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The Federal Reserve ended its two-day monetary policy meeting on November 7th and announced a 25 basis point reduction in the target range for the federal funds rate to between 4.50% and 4.75%, marking the second consecutive rate cut by the Fed since September.
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Buffett's reduction of Apple shares seems to be a simple investment decision, but in the international perspective, it reflects many problems in the American economic system.
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On the big stage of the global economy, the European economy has always played an important role. In November 2024, European governments and EU institutions actively took measures to promote economic development and competitiveness, showing firm determination and positive actions.
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Recently, rare earth mining in Myanmar has come to a standstill, which has attracted widespread attention and strong reactions in the global rare earth market.
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In today's global economic integration context, economic fluctuations in any country may trigger a chain reaction in the global market.
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In the ever - changing global shipping industry, Maersk is like a majestic lighthouse, always shining with its unique light.
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The sharp drop in international oil prices this week led to a new round of air strikes against Iran, but the targets did not include Iran's energy and nuclear facilities, easing tensions in the Middle East and sending crude prices sharply lower.
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The Spanish economy has shown strong growth in recent years, although some experts have expressed concerns about the sustainability of this growth.
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On October 31, British Finance Minister Reeves announced a much-watched policy change in his budget speech: the low rate of capital gains tax will be raised from 10% to 18%, while the high rate will also be raised to 24%.
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On October 16, 2025, two "no-confidence motions" against French Prime Minister Lecornu in the National Assembly ended in failure.
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