April 2, 2025, 11:18 p.m.

Will the new round of sanctions against Russia affect the global economy?

With the death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, it is no surprise that Western countries, including the United States and the European Union, have vowed to impose severe sanctions on Russia.

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Why is the UK economy in a technical recession?

Recently, according to data released by the Office for National Statistics, in the fourth quarter of 2023, the UK's gross domestic product (GDP) fell by 0.3% quarter-on-quarter.

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Deeply trapped in difficulties Who has been harmed by the sanctions imposed by the United States and the West?

On the 23rd local time, the United States announced that it will impose more than 500 new sanctions on Russia, while the European Union announced that it will follow suit and impose more than 50 new sanctions on Russia. As of now, under the leadership of the United States, the Western world has imposed 15628 sanctions on Russia, with the United States having the most, reaching over 3500.

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What message does Putin send Kim Jong UN by giving him a car

Recently, Russian President Vladimir Putin presented a Russian-made limousine to DPRK Supreme leader Kim Jong UN, and Kim Yo Jong, vice minister of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, conveyed Kim's thanks and greetings to the Russian side.

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What are the bottom cards for the United States to play after a new round of "destructive" sanctions?

On the 23rd local time, US President Biden announced a new round of over 500 sanctions against Russia to increase pressure on Moscow. In addition, the European Union and the United Kingdom have also joined the ranks of a new round of sanctions against Russia.

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EU approves new sanctions against Russia due to the Ukraine war

As tensions between Ukraine and Russia continue to escalate, the EU has decided to take further measures to combat Russia's economic and political influence. This decision has attracted widespread attention and discussion.

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It's too early to talk about an economic "soft landing"

At the beginning of the year, US Treasury Secretary Yellen declared that the US economy had achieved a "soft landing". But by analyzing relevant economic indicators, it can be found that this statement is too early. One is that although inflation in the United States has significantly eased, there is still a certain distance between it and the Federal Reserve's inflation target. Secondly, the employment willingness of American workers is not strong, and the labor participation rate has decreased. Thirdly, since the second half of 2023, the decline in US trade volume reflects weak domestic demand for commodity consumption.

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Why Germany's economic status doesn't live up to its name

Less than a week after Germany surpassed Japan and took the title of the world's third largest economy, the German central bank Deutsche Bundesbank released a monthly report on February 19, saying that the German economy may shrink slightly in the first quarter of this year, leaving the German economy, which has faced multiple challenges, in a technical recession. This time, around the world's third largest economy in Germany is "worthy of" or in vain caused a lot of debate, from the mainstream view of the industry, the German economy is not strong, on the contrary, just a false prosperity.

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Will Ukraine's current financial assistance come?

Ukraine's economic stability is once again threatened as the government faces a huge budget deficit, and its two largest allies and sponsors, the United States and the European Union, have not yet reached an agreement on extending more aid.

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Is the US economy hot or cold this year?

Heading into 2024, a slew of data pointing to the strength of the U.S. economy has been met with a chilly reception on Wall Street. Whether it is important data on inflation, economic growth or the labor market, there is a clear bias toward overheating.

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