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In November, China reported a disappointing set of trade figures, with both exports and imports falling short of analysts’ expectations. This stark data released by the nation’s customs authority has intensified concerns regarding the robustness of the Chinese economy amid ongoing sluggish consumer demand and the looming threat of tariffs. The import figures showed a
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In November, China’s consumer inflation hit a five-month low, with figures reported by the National Bureau of Statistics indicating a modest year-on-year increase of merely 0.2%. This figure notably fell short of analysts’ predictions, which anticipated a slight rise to 0.5% from October’s 0.3%. Core inflation, a measure that excludes the often volatile prices of
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The prospect of a trade war is a specter that looms large, especially when discussing the potential policies of President-elect Donald Trump. His aggressive stance on imposing tariffs has reignited fears reminiscent of previous trade conflicts that took place during his last term in office. This ongoing uncertainty has prompted experts, including prominent figures like
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The concept of harnessing energy from nightlife may seem like a fantasy, but Scottish entrepreneurs David Townsend and Andrew Fleming-Brown have turned this idea into reality with their innovative project, Bodyheat. This groundbreaking heating and cooling system is designed to capture the excess heat generated by patrons in the vibrant SWG3 venue in Glasgow, Scotland.
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In a groundbreaking moment for the cryptocurrency market, Bitcoin has surpassed the much-anticipated threshold of $100,000. This significant price surge, reaching an impressive $103,544 late Wednesday evening, has marked a remarkable 140% increase in value within the year 2024 alone. Such a leap in value reflects broader market sentiments and the evolving dynamics between traditional
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On Wednesday, South Korean financial markets opened amidst considerable unrest, illustrating the delicate interplay between governance and economic stability. The Kospi index faced a significant drop of 1.8%, while the Kosdaq recorded an even steeper decline of 2.4%. This downturn came on the heels of political upheaval as President Yoon Suk Yeol faced mounting pressure
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In a striking display of market resilience, major Asian chip stocks outside of China experienced a surge on Tuesday. This came in the wake of the Biden administration’s announcement of a new set of semiconductor export restrictions aimed at crippling China’s ability to manufacture high-end microchips. The Taiwanese semiconductor giant, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC),
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In November, China’s manufacturing sector showcased signs of progress, particularly among smaller manufacturers, indicating that governmental stimulus efforts might be bearing fruit. The Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing purchasing managers’ index (PMI) reported a figure of 51.5, outperforming the anticipated median of 50.5 based on a Reuters survey. This result signifies that the manufacturing activity has maintained
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In recent days, the capital city of Tbilisi has witnessed escalating protests as citizens express their dissatisfaction with the Georgian government’s abrupt decision to suspend discussions regarding European Union accession. With tensions boiling over, the demonstrations have seen tens of thousands gather in front of the parliament building, leading to a significant escalation of violence
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