During the recent Lunar New Year holiday, an unprecedented number of Chinese travelers embarked on journeys, setting a new record for domestic travel during this festive period.
Go Deeper (2 min read)In January, the U.S. economy experienced a momentary slowdown following a period of vigorous growth witnessed towards the conclusion of the previous year, yet it continues to exhibit signs of fundamental robustness.
Go Deeper (2 min read)In China, the situation of deflation is increasingly exacerbating, signaling a deeper economic downturn that could have adverse effects on the global economy.
Go Deeper (3 min read)Facing mounting pressures, the European Union is currently reassessing its ambitious strategy to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Go Deeper (3 min read)The overall outlook of Americans on the economy has seen a substantial improvement recently.
Go Deeper (3 min read)Last year's inflation surge was largely driven by exceptional corporate profits, but a notable shift is now occurring as consumers resist, leading to a rapid easing of this pressure.
Go Deeper (2 min read)Following a notable surge in inflation, Americans are now witnessing a phenomenon absent for the past three years: deflation.
Go Deeper (2 min read)In October, Americans curtailed their spending, and inflation subsided as the economy shifted gears from a vigorous third quarter, according to analysts.
Go Deeper (3 min read)Federal Reserve officials, in their recent policy meeting minutes, indicated a potential pause in rate increases. They emphasized proceeding carefully and expected upcoming data to clarify the extent of a slowdown in inflation amid higher borrowing costs.
Go Deeper (3 min read)Mezzanine loans, known for their high interest rates and expedited foreclosure processes compared to traditional mortgages, have seen a notable surge in foreclosure notices.
Go Deeper (3 min read)Federal Reserve policymakers seem hesitant to increase interest rates again, and they don't anticipate lowering rates in the near future. When they do eventually consider rate cuts, they expect them to be relatively modest.
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