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Charting the global economy: Weak jobs, steady inflation seal Fed rate cut

Globally, China's export growth slows, while Taiwan's tech exports surge, and various countries adjust interest rates amid shifting economic priorities. Read More
Global economy takes Trump shocks in stride, for now
Threats to the global economic order have come at a furious pace during President Donald Trump's first eight months in office - from a massive tariff shock to a battle for control of the Federal ... Read More
Charting the global economy: US, European manufacturing expands

(Bloomberg) --Manufacturing in the euro area emerged from a three-year downturn while factories in the US expanded by the most since 2022 as demand picked up, separate surveys showed this week. Weekly ... Read More
Global stocks rise as US inflation data hits forecast
Global stock markets rose on Thursday as US inflation data that came in as expected reinforced expectations of a Federal Reserve interest rate cut next week. Read More
IMF says US economy showing strains; tariffs pose some risks to inflation
The U.S. economy is showing some strains after years of resilience, with domestic demand moderating and job growth slowing, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday. Read More
The US economy is weakening. These 5 numbers tell the story.
From falling job numbers to rising unemployment, the signs of a slowdown are mounting, even as the stock market keeps going up. Read More
Immigration boosted Europe's economy after pandemic, ECB's Lagarde says

JACKSON HOLE, Wyo. (AP) — A jump in the share of foreign-born workers after the pandemic helped Europe bring inflation down without sharply slower growth, European Central Bank President Christine ... Read More
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