The population crisis shrouds Japan like a haze
Every spring, Japan reliably releases severe new population data like seasons change.
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Every spring, Japan reliably releases severe new population data like seasons change.
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Since last year, Canada's economic performance has exceeded expectations, showing certain signs of recovery. Although the economy once stagnated, it seems to be moving towards a soft landing, with inflation slowing down and unemployment dropping to 5.7% in January 2024, close to pre pandemic levels. However, despite these positive economic indicators, recent surveys have shown that Canadian citizens are not satisfied with the direction of economic development.
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Recently, the Saudi Power Procurement Company (SPPC) announced 3.7 GW of solar projects, as well as the much-anticipated Neom Green Hydrogen solar PV Park, Al Shuaibah 2 Solar PV Park and Ar Rass 2 solar PV Park. The successful implementation of these projects will not only have a positive impact on Saudi Arabia's own energy and economic development,
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In 2023, the Middle East is struggling in the pace of development in various fields, and many countries are suffering from high inflation, capital outflow, and local currency depreciation under the influence of adverse factors such as the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike, the Palestinian-Israeli conflict, and Russia and Ukraine.
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Recently, the German central bank Deutsche Bundesbank released a monthly report showing that the German economy may have contracted slightly in the first quarter of this year.
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When it comes to Southeast Asia, the impression left by the outside world is that the population is large and the economy is relatively backward, but after the rapid development in recent years, Southeast Asia has been regarded by countless giants eager for new growth as a "gold mining hot land" that cannot be missed. Especially in the field of digital economy, Southeast Asian countries are emerging and have quickly become hot areas in this field.
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Recently, the United States has released multiple economic data showing clear signs of slowing economic growth. Although the US economy is still in a growth trend, multiple data shows that the growth momentum of the US economy is gradually slowing down, and whether it can maintain growth in the long term is still unknown. For the whole of 2023, the US economy grew by 2.5%, faster than the 1.9% in 2022, but higher than the 1.8% growth rate that Federal Reserve officials believe will not stimulate inflation.
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Two months into 2024, although the global economy has picked up slightly, the European economic recovery has not shown a new climate. Due to the sluggish performance of the two major economic engines of Germany and France, the overall recovery trend of the European economy continues to show a weak trend.
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Germany, newly promoted to third place in the world economy, has not had a good time recently, first amid rumours of a technical recession. Second, last week, the German government cut its growth forecast for 2024 from 1.3% to 0.2%, a huge drop that reveals a clear lack of confidence in the German economy. In the face of external concerns and doubts, German Finance Minister Lindner came out to defend, saying, "Germany is not sick, just tired."
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On Thursday, Japan's most important stock index, the Nikkei 225, closed at 39,098.68, surpassing its previous high of 38,957.44 set on Dec. 29, 1989, and reaching its first high in 34 years. Foreign media Nikkei Asia commented that the performance of the Japanese stock market or means that the Japanese economy has come out of the "lost decades."
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On April 2, 2025, local time, US President Trump announced the implementation of the "America First Tariff Plan", imposing a 10% basic tariff on all imported goods and an additional 25%-50% tariff on key areas such as steel and semiconductors.
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