Canada’s Inflation Cools in March 2025: Relief at the Pump, but Food Costs Surge
After months of pressure, Canada’s inflation rate is finally showing signs of easing. According to the latest data, annual inflation dropped to 2.3% in March 2025, down from February’s 8-month high of 2.6%. This cooling was sharper than both market...
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Global Trade War Fears Shake Europe: Germany’s ZEW Index Plummets in April 2025
April 2025 brought a harsh wake-up call to Europe’s economic outlook as Germany’s ZEW economic sentiment index saw its sharpest monthly decline since the onset of the Ukraine war in 2022. The index, which measures investor and analyst expectations for...
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6 Big Fears Keeping Global Markets Up at Night
If there’s one dominant narrative circling financial markets right now when it comes to the possibility of a second Trump administration, it’s the growing anxiety around a weakening U.S. dollar. The policies may appear chaotic, but when you listen to...
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RBA Holds Cash Rate Steady in April 2025
In its April 2025 policy meeting, the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) opted to keep the cash rate unchanged at 4.1%, aligning with market forecasts. This decision came after a 0.25% rate cut back in February. Additionally, the exchange settlement...
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China’s Trade Surplus Soars in March 2025
China has once again stunned global markets with a powerful display of its export capabilities. In March 2025, the nation’s trade surplus skyrocketed to $102.64 billion, far surpassing market expectations and raising important questions about the state of global trade...
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Reverse Inflation Shock in the US: First Monthly CPI Drop Since 2020
In March 2025, the United States experienced a surprising turn in inflation, as the Consumer Price Index (CPI) dropped by 0.1%. Analysts had expected a slight increase of 0.1%. This marks the first monthly decrease in the CPI since May...
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Bitcoin Enters Global Politics: China and Russia Settle Energy Trade with BTC
Bitcoin has officially entered the realm of global politics as China and Russia have started using it to settle energy trades. This shift represents a significant step in the ongoing trend of “de-dollarization” and shows that Bitcoin is no longer...
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Trump’s Sudden Tariff Reversal: A Strategic Pause or Market-Driven Retreat?
Just hours after new U.S. trade tariffs officially took effect, President Donald Trump made a dramatic pivot by suspending part of the policy for 90 days. This unexpected move came after significant market turmoil and mounting pressure from Wall Street,...
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China’s Inflation Turns Negative Again; Continued Trade War Pressures on Prices
In March 2025, China’s Consumer Price Index (CPI) fell by 0.1% compared to the same period last year. This came as a surprise to markets, which had anticipated a slight increase of 0.1%. This marks the second consecutive month of...
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Beijing’s Economic Response to Washington: China Lets Yuan Fall to Strengthen Exports
In recent months, the ongoing trade war between China and the United States has taken a new turn. China has strategically allowed the yuan to depreciate, sending ripples through global financial markets. This move is part of a broader effort...
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