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Turkey Sets 2025 Minimum Wage at 22,104 Lira; Pension and Salary Increases Limited
Turkey's minimum wage for 2025 is set at 22,104 lira, with planned pension increases at 17% and civil servant salary increases at 12%, based on six-month inflation; additional welfare payments are not planned.
Turkey Sets 2025 Minimum Wage at 22,104 Lira; Pension and Salary Increases Limited
Turkey's minimum wage for 2025 is set at 22,104 lira, with planned pension increases at 17% and civil servant salary increases at 12%, based on six-month inflation; additional welfare payments are not planned.
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40% Bias Score
Congo's Oil Debt Reduced to \$16M After Government Reconciliation
The Congolese government certified \$16,043,984 USD in net losses owed to oil companies, a significant decrease from past years, due to improved controls on oil pricing and revenue collection, following a reconciliation process involving government and private stakeholders.
Congo's Oil Debt Reduced to \$16M After Government Reconciliation
The Congolese government certified \$16,043,984 USD in net losses owed to oil companies, a significant decrease from past years, due to improved controls on oil pricing and revenue collection, following a reconciliation process involving government and private stakeholders.
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48% Bias Score
Bitcoin Price Plunges Amidst Monetary Policy Concerns
Bitcoin's price has dropped to approximately $90,000 from over $100,000 due to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and a predicted $4.1 trillion decrease in the global money supply, potentially causing a further fall to $20,000 according to analysts.
Bitcoin Price Plunges Amidst Monetary Policy Concerns
Bitcoin's price has dropped to approximately $90,000 from over $100,000 due to the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and a predicted $4.1 trillion decrease in the global money supply, potentially causing a further fall to $20,000 according to analysts.
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68% Bias Score
Israeli Budget: Higher Taxes, Inefficient Spending, and Systemic Issues"
Israel's proposed 2025 budget, amidst war, political instability, and uncertainty, will negatively impact citizens through higher taxes and increased prices, highlighting the government's inefficient planning compared to the private sector's focus on results.
Israeli Budget: Higher Taxes, Inefficient Spending, and Systemic Issues"
Israel's proposed 2025 budget, amidst war, political instability, and uncertainty, will negatively impact citizens through higher taxes and increased prices, highlighting the government's inefficient planning compared to the private sector's focus on results.
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56% Bias Score
Kagame Urges Rwandan Ministers to Prioritize Resource Mobilization
On December 23, 2024, Rwandan President Paul Kagame urged newly appointed ministers, including those in sports and finance, to prioritize resource mobilization over relying on limited state funds, emphasizing that responsibility includes securing necessary resources.
Kagame Urges Rwandan Ministers to Prioritize Resource Mobilization
On December 23, 2024, Rwandan President Paul Kagame urged newly appointed ministers, including those in sports and finance, to prioritize resource mobilization over relying on limited state funds, emphasizing that responsibility includes securing necessary resources.
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40% Bias Score
China Outlines Proactive Fiscal and Monetary Policies for 2025 Economic Stability
China's Central Economic Work Conference outlined key 2025 economic priorities: a more proactive fiscal policy (increasing deficit to ~4% of GDP, issuing 3 trillion yuan in special treasury bonds), a moderately loose monetary policy (interest rate cuts), and expanding domestic demand (consumption st...
China Outlines Proactive Fiscal and Monetary Policies for 2025 Economic Stability
China's Central Economic Work Conference outlined key 2025 economic priorities: a more proactive fiscal policy (increasing deficit to ~4% of GDP, issuing 3 trillion yuan in special treasury bonds), a moderately loose monetary policy (interest rate cuts), and expanding domestic demand (consumption st...
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40% Bias Score
Government Should Subsidize Development Approval Costs to Speed Housing
The lengthy and costly governmental approval process for development projects, particularly residential ones, hinders much-needed construction, especially in coastal areas, due to fees, delays, and interest costs, prompting a suggestion for authorities to cover some or all of these expenses to accel...
Government Should Subsidize Development Approval Costs to Speed Housing
The lengthy and costly governmental approval process for development projects, particularly residential ones, hinders much-needed construction, especially in coastal areas, due to fees, delays, and interest costs, prompting a suggestion for authorities to cover some or all of these expenses to accel...
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56% Bias Score
China Relocates Industries Westward to Balance Economic Development
China's central government plans to relocate industries from its economically advanced eastern regions to its underdeveloped western regions to balance economic development, driven by rising labor costs in the east and geopolitical considerations; this is the third such relocation in the nation's hi...
China Relocates Industries Westward to Balance Economic Development
China's central government plans to relocate industries from its economically advanced eastern regions to its underdeveloped western regions to balance economic development, driven by rising labor costs in the east and geopolitical considerations; this is the third such relocation in the nation's hi...
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40% Bias Score
China's RMB 3 Trillion Stimulus Fuels Asian Equity Rally
Asian equities rose on increased Chinese stimulus, with Hong Kong and Mainland China outperforming due to a RMB 3 trillion special purpose bond issuance aimed at boosting consumption, exceeding expectations by RMB 2 trillion, and following the National Financial Work Conference's focus on domestic d...
China's RMB 3 Trillion Stimulus Fuels Asian Equity Rally
Asian equities rose on increased Chinese stimulus, with Hong Kong and Mainland China outperforming due to a RMB 3 trillion special purpose bond issuance aimed at boosting consumption, exceeding expectations by RMB 2 trillion, and following the National Financial Work Conference's focus on domestic d...
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48% Bias Score
Trump Appoints Anti-Biden Economist to Head White House Council
Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miran, a former Treasury official and critic of the Biden administration's economic policies, as the head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers; Miran's appointment could significantly impact US and global economic policy.
Trump Appoints Anti-Biden Economist to Head White House Council
Donald Trump appointed Stephen Miran, a former Treasury official and critic of the Biden administration's economic policies, as the head of the White House Council of Economic Advisers; Miran's appointment could significantly impact US and global economic policy.
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36% Bias Score
Mitsotakis Urges Social Welfare Focus, Fiscal Prudence in 2025
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the final 2024 cabinet meeting, urging ministers to focus on citizens' needs, avoid lavish holidays, and prepare for over 200 social welfare initiatives in 2025, including education, military housing, and municipal water services legislation.
Mitsotakis Urges Social Welfare Focus, Fiscal Prudence in 2025
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed the final 2024 cabinet meeting, urging ministers to focus on citizens' needs, avoid lavish holidays, and prepare for over 200 social welfare initiatives in 2025, including education, military housing, and municipal water services legislation.
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36% Bias Score
Putin Outlines 17 Trillion Ruble Loan Plan for Russia's 2025 Economic Growth
President Putin instructed the Russian cabinet to prioritize balanced economic growth with low unemployment and moderate inflation in 2025, allocating 17 trillion rubles for subsidized loans to stimulate investment and technological independence.
Putin Outlines 17 Trillion Ruble Loan Plan for Russia's 2025 Economic Growth
President Putin instructed the Russian cabinet to prioritize balanced economic growth with low unemployment and moderate inflation in 2025, allocating 17 trillion rubles for subsidized loans to stimulate investment and technological independence.
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40% Bias Score
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