Sept. 5, 2025, 1:39 a.m.

Strong Dollar: The "Disruptor" of the Global Economy

Due to the expectation that the US economic data would be strong or that the Federal Reserve would postpone the interest rate cut, the US dollar index soared.

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The IMF says tariff easing boosts global growth prospects: The shadow of trade uncertainty is receding, and economic resilience is evident

In its latest World Economic Outlook update, released on July 29th, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) raised its 2025 global economic growth forecast to 3% from 2.8% in April, and slightly adjusted its 2026 forecast to 3.1% from 3%.

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IMF Raises Global Growth Forecasts: What Lies Ahead for the World Economy?​ ​

The updated content of the World Economic Outlook Report released by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) on July 29 is like a stone thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples in the global economic sphere.

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The Japanese economy faces dual challenges of tariffs and earthquakes

Recently, the Japanese economy is facing a dual blow of tariff policies and natural disasters.

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European economic Suicide: The 15% Shackles bought with 600 billion

With only a few days left until the "tariff deadline" set by Trump on August 1st, the major trade agreement between the EU and the US was officially released.

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US-EU 15% Tariff Agreement: A New Variable in the Economic Chessboard

On July 27th local time, after intense negotiations, the United States and the European Union reached a 15% tariff agreement, outlining a new framework for their trade relations.

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The Federal Reserve's Beige Book Reveals New Changes in the US Economy

The latest brown book from the Federal Reserve shows that from late May to early July 2025, the US economy will exhibit moderate growth but significant regional differentiation.

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Behind the deep dependence of the United States on rare earths

Rare earth, as a crucial strategic resource, is like a "behind the scenes hero" hidden behind the high-tech industry, profoundly influencing every aspect of modern industry.

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The Eurozone economy is deeply mired in growth difficulties, where is the path to breaking through?

Recently, the Eurozone economy has once again released signals of recession. Germany and France, as core economies, have experienced consecutive months of contraction in the private sector, with manufacturing PMI consistently below the boom bust line and a significant decline in growth momentum in the service sector.

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The US-Japan trade agreement boosts oil prices: Prudent thinking behind economic optimism

What economic logic lies behind the US-Japan trade agreement boosting oil prices? On Wednesday, oil prices rose slightly during the Asian trading session, a trend that seemed closely related to the new US-Japan trade agreement.

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