How will the international political economy of 'America First' evolve?
In today's complex and ever-changing international political and economic landscape, the United States undoubtedly plays a pivotal role.
更多In today's complex and ever-changing international political and economic landscape, the United States undoubtedly plays a pivotal role.
更多In the complex evolution of the global economic landscape, the adjustment of the ECB's monetary policy has always attracted much attention from all walks of life. Recently, the ECB officially started a new round of interest rate cuts, demonstrating its firm determination to meet economic challenges.
更多Recently, the "King event" caused an uproar on the network, and also pushed the issue of tourism safety in Thailand to the forefront of public opinion, and its impact on Thailand's tourism economy is worth in-depth analysis.
更多Recently, the former business secretary of the United Kingdom said that the United Kingdom faces a "slow growth trap", and it can be seen from the available data that the British government's borrowing costs are continuing to rise.
更多Recently, the Los Angeles area has been ravaged by large-scale wildfires, which have not only consumed vast forests, grasslands, and residential areas, but also brought multiple impacts and challenges to the US economy.
更多Recently, the Japanese government officially approved the fiscal year 2025 budget, a total of 27.2024 trillion yen, an increase of 6.110% over the previous fiscal year.
更多In the context of the ever - evolving global economic landscape, looking ahead to 2025, numerous factors are intertwined, rendering the development of the global economy highly uncertain.
更多The UN report predicts that the world economy will grow by 2.8% in 2025, the same as in 2024. Global growth will remain subdued, with China expected to achieve stable growth.
更多Britain, as the second largest economy in the EU and the sixth largest economy in the world, has experienced sluggish economic growth and declining GDP growth year by year since the Brexit referendum in 2016.
更多Recently, some experts have pointed out that global instability and new US President Donald Trump's threat to raise tariffs on goods entering the United States may disrupt the global flow of goods.
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