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Germany’s Factory Orders See Sharpest Decline in a Year

Germany’s Factory Orders See Sharpest Decline in a Year

Germany’s industrial sector is facing renewed pressure as factory orders plunged by 7.0% in January 2025 compared to the previous month. This decline not only reverses December’s 5.9% drop but also significantly exceeds market expectations of a 2.8% decline. The...
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China’s Trade Surplus Surges Amid Sharp Import Decline

China’s Trade Surplus Surges Amid Sharp Import Decline

China’s trade surplus rose to $170.52 billion in January-February 2025, significantly higher than $125.16 billion in the same period last year and exceeding market expectations of $142.4 billion. However, this increase was driven by a sharp decline in imports and...
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Japan’s Ruling Party Proposes Reducing Crypto Tax to 20%

Japan’s Ruling Party Proposes Reducing Crypto Tax to 20%

Japan’s Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) has proposed a tax reduction on cryptocurrency gains, lowering the maximum rate from 55% to 20%. The party is currently seeking public feedback on the proposed amendment. Key Highlights of the Proposal 1. New Classification...
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U.S. Trade Deficit Hits New Record – Surge in Imports Ahead of Tariff Implementation

U.S. Trade Deficit Hits New Record – Surge in Imports Ahead of Tariff Implementation

In January 2025, the U.S. trade deficit reached a staggering $131.4 billion, setting a new record. This marks a significant increase compared to the previous month’s deficit of $98.1 billion (after data revision) and the forecast of $127.4 billion. This...
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ECB Interest Rate Cut – A Shift Towards Accommodative Monetary Policy

ECB Interest Rate Cut – A Shift Towards Accommodative Monetary Policy

The European Central Bank (ECB) has recently announced a 25 basis point reduction in key interest rates, signaling a shift in its monetary policy approach. This move aligns with market expectations and highlights the ECB’s response to evolving inflation and...
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Federal Reserve Beige Book: Modest U.S. Growth Amid Inflation

Federal Reserve Beige Book: Modest U.S. Growth Amid Inflation

The latest Federal Reserve Beige Book, based on data collected through February 24, 2025, shows that the U.S. economy has experienced slight but uneven growth since mid-January. While some regions saw moderate expansion, others reported stagnation or slight declines, with...
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Unexpected Growth in the US ISM Services PMI

Unexpected Growth in the US ISM Services PMI

The latest ISM Services PMI report for February 2025 surprised analysts with a stronger-than-expected expansion in the US services sector. The index climbed to 53.5, up from 52.8 in January and exceeding market expectations of 52.6. This growth signals resilience...
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China’s Services Sector Sees Unexpected Growth in February 2025

China’s Services Sector Sees Unexpected Growth in February 2025

China’s Caixin China General Services PMI rose to 51.4 in February 2025, up from 51.0 in January, surpassing market expectations of 50.8. This increase suggests a steady recovery in the country’s services sector, driven by stronger demand and rising foreign...
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Gold Prices Surge as Investors Seek Safe-Haven Assets

Gold Prices Surge as Investors Seek Safe-Haven Assets

Gold prices soared to $2,915 per ounce on Tuesday, approaching last week’s record high of $2,950. This sharp increase comes amid escalating trade tensions and growing investor demand for safe-haven assets. But what’s driving this rally, and what does it...
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Escalating Trade War: Trump’s New Tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico

Escalating Trade War: Trump’s New Tariffs on China, Canada, and Mexico

On March 4, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump implemented a series of new tariffs targeting China, Canada, and Mexico. This move has reignited tensions between the countries involved and raised concerns about the potential for a wider global economic impact....
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