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The prospects are not optimistic! The economic situation in the eurozone is deteriorating, and the comprehensive PMI unexpectedly drops to a three-year low
The latest PMI data shows that private sector activity in the eurozone is accelerating its contraction, and the economy is likely to fall into recession. On Tuesday (October 24th) in the European ses ... -
Ireland has the second highest budget surplus in the European Union, second only to Denmark
According to Eurostat data, Ireland's budget surplus ranked second among EU countries in the second quarter of this year, and its debt level ranked eighth among EU countries. Eurostat stated that Ire ... -
On site visits to the New Middle East: a century long upheaval and opportunities for China
Author | Li Xiaotian Recently, the world's attention has once again focused on the Middle East. Located at the crossroads of Eurasia and rich in oil resources, the Middle East has always been a place ... -
The prospects are not optimistic! The economic situation in the eurozone is deteriorating, and the comprehensive PMI unexpectedly drops to a three-year low
The latest PMI data shows that private sector activity in the eurozone is accelerating its contraction, and the economy is likely to fall into recession. On Tuesday (October 24th) in the European ses ... -
Jeffrey Sachs: China Africa cooperation is the key to achieving rapid development in Africa in the coming decades
Jeffrey Sachs, director of the Center for Sustainable Development at Columbia University, stated in Beijing on the 24th that China's experience of rapid economic growth in the past few decades can pr ... -
The Prime Minister of Ukraine predicts that the GDP growth rate will exceed 4% in 2023 and reach 5% in 2024.
17: The Prime Minister of Ukraine predicts that the GDP growth rate will exceed 4% in 2023 and reach 5% in 2024.- Ronan62054
- 2023-10-24 22:52
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Japan's GDP will fall to the fourth place in the world
According to reports from Bloomberg and Kyodo News Agency on October 24th, Germany is expected to replace Japan as the world's third largest economy in 2023, thanks to the depreciation of the yen aga ... -
Reading | She uses data and theory to analyze problems that have lasted for hundreds of years - Golding, the Nobel laureate in economics in 2023, published her new work "Career or Family? - Women's Centennial Journey towards Equality"
On the afternoon of October 9th Beijing time, the list of Nobel laureates in economics was announced, and the award was awarded to Claudia Goldin, an economics professor at Harvard University, in rec ... -
Federal Reserve Warning: Geopolitical Tensions May Impact Global Economy
According to an AFP report on October 20th, the Federal Reserve has warned that geopolitical tensions may impact the global economy. The Federal Reserve warned on the 20th that the recent attacks on ... -
Why is "Biden Economics" Not Popular in American News
On October 22nd, the Wall Street Journal published an editorial titled "Why Biden Economics is Not Popular", compiled as follows: A poll last week showed that about two-thirds of voters in swing stat ... -
RBA Chairman: If the inflation outlook deteriorates, there will be no hesitation in raising interest rates
The new chairman of the Federal Reserve of Australia, Bullock, has stated that if there is a substantial improvement in the inflation outlook, she will not hesitate to further raise interest rates, w ... -
How many major countries have a population of over 50 million and a per capita GDP of over 30000 US dollars? How difficult it is to become a developed country
The world is vast, with a total of 193 countries and 31 regions. Every country has its own uniqueness, and there are many similarities between countries. There are many standards for measuring a coun ... -
Economists from various countries believe that the US high interest rate policy is dragging down the world economy
Federal Reserve Chairman Powell recently stated in a speech at the New York Economic Club that although inflation in the United States has significantly decreased, it is still significantly higher th ... -
The two major economies in the eurozone are still in deep trouble. The PMI of Germany and France is far below 50
The French and German economies had a poor start to the fourth quarter due to sustained contraction in private sector activity, weak demand, and rising borrowing costs. According to business survey d ... -
Japanese media article: Weak consumption impacting US financial stability
The Nihon Keizai Shimbun recently published an article entitled "Three Challenges Faced by American Personal Consumption". The article is compiled as follows: Personal consumption, which accounts for ... -
The UK's service industry PMI for October was 49.2, with an expected 49.3, compared to the previous value of 49.3; The manufacturing PMI for October was 45.2, with an expected 44.7, compared to the previous value of 44.3.
16: At 30:48, the UK's service industry PMI for October was 49.2, with an expected 49.3 and a previous value of 49.3; The manufacturing PMI for October was 45.2, with an expected 44.7, compared to th ... -
Does the IMF predict that Germany's GDP will surpass Japan's position as the "third in line" this year?
Due to the depreciation of the Japanese yen, it is expected that the German economy will replace Japan as the world's third largest economy in 2023. According to the latest forecast from the Internat ... -
Does South Korea really not have children? Report: It is predicted that the child population in South Korea will significantly decrease by 49.6% by 2040. [Analysis of changes in the number of newborns over the years]
(Image source: Photography Network) The latest data from the South Korean Bureau of Statistics shows that the total fertility rate in South Korea dropped to 0.70 in the second quarter of this year, s ... -
The GDP growth rate in the third quarter of the United States may double! Where has the once anxious recession on Wall Street gone?
For the Biden administration, which is eager to prove its governing ability in next year's general election, this Thursday may be a golden window for them to put in a lot of effort and boast about th ... -
RBA Chairman Bullock stated that if the inflation outlook worsens, the RBA will not hesitate to raise interest rates.
16: 03:57 RBA Chairman Bullock stated that if the inflation outlook worsens, the RBA will not hesitate to raise interest rates.