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EU declares war on China’s electric vehicle industry, launching investigation probe
The European Commission wishes to protect EU car makers’ interests against increasing Chinese competition.
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US inflation edges up (again): the nightmare is not over
US consumer prices increased in August for the second consecutive month, prompting questions on the Fed’s future strategy.
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British GDP shrinks in the summer, but UK can still avoid a recession
Revised GDP data showed a 2% increase since the Covid pandemic. That, however, might be changed by this summer’s data.
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Mexico officially overtakes China as US largest trading partner
“Made in Mexico” will soon appear on our everyday products, as geopolitical tensions and economic shocks change the global economic outlook.
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Here’s how Germany can avoid a long-term recession
Germany’s crisis is deepening, but it’s not too late to take the right decisions for changing path.
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Markets weekly recap: clouds over global stock exchanges
Markets stopped being positive about the upcoming central bank meeting. New interest rate hikes are considered a certainty.
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Insight: iPhone ban signals China’s unexpected microchip development
China issued an official iPhone ban for governmental officials, sending Apple shares on a downward spiral.
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Japan joins global economic crisis? GDP grows less than expected in second quarter
The Bank of Japan wants to keep interest rates as low as possible for as long as possible. However, they might soon need to adapt.
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China’s decline continue: exports fall while the US keeps growing
China’s growth seemingly came to an end, as exports keep falling while the United States thrives.
