Global Economic Review

Japan3 days ago
Tokyo's €95 Billion Bridge: Japan Joins Europe's Research Frontier
A significant shift in global scientific collaboration is underway as Japan prepares to integrate into the European Union’s ambitious Horizon Europe program, a research and innovation initiative boasting a budget
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Business1 week ago
Wall Street's India Play: The Unexpected AI Firewall
The global investment community, often quick to chase the next big technological wave, is now looking to an unlikely bulwark against the inherent volatility of that very wave: Indian equities.
Africa2 weeks ago
JPMorgan's Bet: Why South African Banks Are Suddenly the Continent's Darling
The financial pulse of South Africa quickened considerably this week, not primarily from domestic news, but from a decisive vote of confidence cast nearly 10,000 miles away. JPMorgan, one of
Business2 weeks ago
Amex CEO Reports Thanksgiving Holiday Spending Jumped 9%, Signaling Resilient U.S. Consumer Demand
American Express Chief Executive Officer Stephen Squeri says Thanksgiving holiday spending surged 9% this year, offering one of the clearest signs yet that U.S. consumers—despite inflation pressure, higher borrowing costs,

India2 weeks ago
Analysts See India’s Undervalued Rupee as a Magnet for Global Investors Seeking Growth and Stability
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World2 weeks ago
SpaceX Set to Sell Insider Shares at Record-Shattering $800 Billion Valuation, Redefining the Limits of Private Market Power
SpaceX is preparing to offer a new round of insider shares at a staggering $800 billion valuation, marking one of the largest private-company valuations in history and underscoring the company’s meteoric
Business2 weeks ago
Standard Chartered Reaches £1.5 Billion Settlement in Landmark Iranian Sanctions Case in London
Standard Chartered Bank has agreed to pay £1.5 billion to settle a long-running legal battle in London linked to allegations that the bank facilitated transactions in violation of international sanctions on Iran.
Politics2 weeks ago
European Power Trio Heads to Kyiv: Leaders of France, Germany, and the UK to Meet Zelenskiy Amid Intensifying War Pressures
The leaders of France, Germany, and the United Kingdom are set to arrive in Kyiv on Monday for a high-stakes meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy, marking one of the most symbolically unified
U.S.2 weeks ago
America Faces a Surge in Manufacturing Jobs—But Gen Z Is Avoiding the One Trade Most in Demand
The United States is entering one of the largest manufacturing labor expansions in modern history. Nearly 4 million new manufacturing jobs are expected to open over the next decade as Baby Boomers
India2 weeks ago
Analysts See India’s Undervalued Rupee as a Magnet for Global Investors Seeking Growth and Stability
The Indian rupee, long considered one of Asia’s more managed and stability-focused currencies, is now increasingly viewed as undervalued—a perception that many analysts say could attract a surge of global capital

Europe3 weeks ago
Europe’s Strategic Miscast: Why the EU Cannot Lead Ukraine’s War Effort—and Who Should
As the war in Ukraine grinds into another year, the political and strategic center of gravity behind Kyiv’s support apparatus is shifting in ways that expose a difficult truth: the European
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World3 weeks ago
A Sudden 26-Minute Meltdown Sends Trump-Linked Tokens Plunging, Intensifying Pressure on the Family’s Crypto Ventures

Markets3 weeks ago
OPEC+ Freezes Production Hikes for Early 2026 as Global Oil Surplus Looms

India1 week ago
Wall Street's India Play: The Unexpected AI Firewall

2 weeks ago

JPMorgan's Bet: Why South African Banks Are Suddenly the Continent's Darling

2 weeks ago

Amex CEO Reports Thanksgiving Holiday Spending Jumped 9%, Signaling Resilient U.S. Consumer Demand

2 weeks ago

SpaceX Set to Sell Insider Shares at Record-Shattering $800 Billion Valuation, Redefining the Limits of Private Market Power

2 weeks ago

Standard Chartered Reaches £1.5 Billion Settlement in Landmark Iranian Sanctions Case in London

2 weeks ago

European Power Trio Heads to Kyiv: Leaders of France, Germany, and the UK to Meet Zelenskiy Amid Intensifying War Pressures

2 weeks ago

America Faces a Surge in Manufacturing Jobs—But Gen Z Is Avoiding the One Trade Most in Demand

Global Issues

Economic Trends

U.S.1 month ago
Senate Approves Epstein Files Bill: A Landmark Transparency Win—and a Political Blow to Trump
A Rare Moment of Unity in Washington In one of the most striking bipartisan moments in recent congressional history, the U.S. Senate has agreed to pass a bill requiring the
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Japan3 days ago
Tokyo's €95 Billion Bridge: Japan Joins Europe's Research Frontier
A significant shift in global scientific collaboration is underway as Japan prepares to integrate into the European Union’s ambitious Horizon Europe program, a research and innovation initiative boasting a budget
India1 week ago
Wall Street's India Play: The Unexpected AI Firewall
The global investment community, often quick to chase the next big technological wave, is now looking to an unlikely bulwark against the inherent volatility of that very wave: Indian equities.
Africa2 weeks ago
JPMorgan's Bet: Why South African Banks Are Suddenly the Continent's Darling
The financial pulse of South Africa quickened considerably this week, not primarily from domestic news, but from a decisive vote of confidence cast nearly 10,000 miles away. JPMorgan, one of

Climate Change1 month ago
The Price of War: Russia Faces €37 Billion ‘Conflict Carbon’ Bill as Ukraine Pushs for Climate Reparations
A New Dimension of War Reparations Emerges As the world grapples with the consequences of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, a new and unprecedented cost is being added to the ledger: climate
China1 month ago
How U.S. Sanctions Accidentally Helped Create China’s New $23 Billion AI Prodigy
In a twist no one in Washington intended, U.S. sanctions meant to cripple China’s access to advanced semiconductor and artificial intelligence capabilities have instead helped propel one of China’s youngest
Israel1 month ago
Israel’s Economic U-Turn: How Growth Surged Ahead of the Gaza Ceasefire
Israel’s economy has staged a powerful and unexpected rebound, reversing months of disruption caused by the Gaza conflict and broader regional tensions. As negotiations advanced toward a ceasefire, the economy

International Affairs

Economy1 month ago
China’s Economic Growth Wobbles Amid Historic Investment Slump
China’s economy, long a driver of global growth, is facing a significant slowdown after an unprecedented contraction in investment. Recent data show that both public and private investment have weakened sharply, creating
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World1 month ago
3I/ATLAS: The Third Interstellar Visitor and What We Know So Far

Technology1 month ago
How AI-Driven Energy Demand Is Sending Electricity Bills and Investor Anxiety Soaring

Economy1 month ago
China’s Hidden Deflation: How Falling Prices Are Reshaping the World’s Second-Largest Economy

U.S.1 month ago
Why Zohran Mamdani’s New York May Be Business as Usual — Despite His Revolutionary Rhetoric

Investing1 month ago
Investors Scramble to Predict Trump’s Next Stock Picks

World1 month ago
The Attacks on Sikh Separatists That Rocked India’s Relations With the West

Business1 month ago
Temasek Warns That a Weaker U.S. Dollar Is Complicating Global Dealmaking and Valuations

Global View

U.S.1 month ago
America’s Longest Government Shutdown Drains $15 Billion Weekly from the Economy
Analysts warn prolonged paralysis threatens growth, confidence, and global markets as Washington deadlock deepens. A Nation on Pause: The High Price of Political Stalemate The United States is now facing
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