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China Optimizes Price Governance Mechanism to Enhance Market Forces
China is optimizing its price governance mechanism to boost market forces in price formation, aiming for efficient resource allocation and a unified national market; currently, 97.5 percent of goods and services prices are market-determined, and the country seeks to maintain price stability while su...
China Optimizes Price Governance Mechanism to Enhance Market Forces
China is optimizing its price governance mechanism to boost market forces in price formation, aiming for efficient resource allocation and a unified national market; currently, 97.5 percent of goods and services prices are market-determined, and the country seeks to maintain price stability while su...
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36% Bias Score


Nanjing Eases Property Sales Restrictions, Boosting Housing Market
Nanjing, Jiangsu province, eased property sales restrictions on Monday, allowing commercial residential properties to be traded with real estate ownership certificates, removing a three-year holding period requirement implemented in 2017; transaction areas for new and existing homes increased by 29....
Nanjing Eases Property Sales Restrictions, Boosting Housing Market
Nanjing, Jiangsu province, eased property sales restrictions on Monday, allowing commercial residential properties to be traded with real estate ownership certificates, removing a three-year holding period requirement implemented in 2017; transaction areas for new and existing homes increased by 29....
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36% Bias Score


Trump's Return Jeopardizes Global Tax Agreement
Donald Trump's return to power threatens the 2021 global minimum tax agreement and jeopardizes Spain's Google tax, risking US retaliation against countries with unilateral digital taxes, following prior US resistance during his first term and the COVID-19 pandemic.
Trump's Return Jeopardizes Global Tax Agreement
Donald Trump's return to power threatens the 2021 global minimum tax agreement and jeopardizes Spain's Google tax, risking US retaliation against countries with unilateral digital taxes, following prior US resistance during his first term and the COVID-19 pandemic.
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48% Bias Score


Coalition's Economic Plan Relies on Growth, Not Tax Reform
Australia's Coalition plans to tackle a projected $179.5 billion budget deficit through economic growth, not wide-ranging tax reform, aiming to cut 41,000 public service jobs and repeal certain tax cuts, while avoiding detailed spending cut specifications.
Coalition's Economic Plan Relies on Growth, Not Tax Reform
Australia's Coalition plans to tackle a projected $179.5 billion budget deficit through economic growth, not wide-ranging tax reform, aiming to cut 41,000 public service jobs and repeal certain tax cuts, while avoiding detailed spending cut specifications.
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52% Bias Score


Trump's New Economic Plan: Significant Tariff Increases and Potential Global Trade War
On April 2nd, the Trump administration will announce a new economic plan imposing significant tariffs on several countries including those with large trade deficits with the US, potentially impacting Spain despite a trade surplus in some sectors, and also introducing new tariffs based on oil imports...
Trump's New Economic Plan: Significant Tariff Increases and Potential Global Trade War
On April 2nd, the Trump administration will announce a new economic plan imposing significant tariffs on several countries including those with large trade deficits with the US, potentially impacting Spain despite a trade surplus in some sectors, and also introducing new tariffs based on oil imports...
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48% Bias Score


Nanjing Lifts Home Resale Restrictions to Boost Housing Market
Nanjing, China, completely lifted its three-year home resale restrictions on Monday, March 4, 2025, to stimulate the housing market and support residents' housing upgrades, backed by a 100 million yuan subsidy program and preferential financial policies for young people.
Nanjing Lifts Home Resale Restrictions to Boost Housing Market
Nanjing, China, completely lifted its three-year home resale restrictions on Monday, March 4, 2025, to stimulate the housing market and support residents' housing upgrades, backed by a 100 million yuan subsidy program and preferential financial policies for young people.
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44% Bias Score

China to Optimize Price Governance Mechanism to Boost Market Forces
China plans to optimize its price governance mechanism by increasing market forces' role in price formation, aiming for efficient resource allocation and a unified national market, with 97.5 percent of goods and services prices already market-determined, according to a Wednesday announcement by the ...

China to Optimize Price Governance Mechanism to Boost Market Forces
China plans to optimize its price governance mechanism by increasing market forces' role in price formation, aiming for efficient resource allocation and a unified national market, with 97.5 percent of goods and services prices already market-determined, according to a Wednesday announcement by the ...
Progress
44% Bias Score

Spanish Corporate Tax Gap Reaches Record High in 2024
In 2024, Spanish companies declared €339.018 billion in net profits, but only 53.3% (€180.806 billion) were subject to corporate tax due to legal tax incentives and the offsetting of past losses, creating a significant tax gap.

Spanish Corporate Tax Gap Reaches Record High in 2024
In 2024, Spanish companies declared €339.018 billion in net profits, but only 53.3% (€180.806 billion) were subject to corporate tax due to legal tax incentives and the offsetting of past losses, creating a significant tax gap.
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44% Bias Score

Argentina's Poverty Rate Fluctuates Sharply Under Milei's First Year
Following a sharp devaluation and subsequent inflation surge, poverty in Argentina reached 52.9% in the first half of 2024 under President Javier Milei's administration, before declining to 38.1% by year's end due to inflation reduction; however, this remains higher than pre-2024 levels.

Argentina's Poverty Rate Fluctuates Sharply Under Milei's First Year
Following a sharp devaluation and subsequent inflation surge, poverty in Argentina reached 52.9% in the first half of 2024 under President Javier Milei's administration, before declining to 38.1% by year's end due to inflation reduction; however, this remains higher than pre-2024 levels.
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52% Bias Score

Dutton's Budget Plan: A Male-Dominated Focus Raises Gender Equality Concerns
In his budget reply speech, Peter Dutton prioritized boosting male-dominated sectors (mining, agriculture, construction, manufacturing) to fund healthcare and education, raising concerns about his approach to gender equality given the significant female workforce in the latter sectors.

Dutton's Budget Plan: A Male-Dominated Focus Raises Gender Equality Concerns
In his budget reply speech, Peter Dutton prioritized boosting male-dominated sectors (mining, agriculture, construction, manufacturing) to fund healthcare and education, raising concerns about his approach to gender equality given the significant female workforce in the latter sectors.
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80% Bias Score

SBA Announces New Initiatives to Boost US Manufacturing and Cut Regulations
The SBA announced new initiatives to cut $100 billion in regulations, expand access to capital for small businesses, and boost domestic manufacturing, aiming to create jobs and restore American economic health, while reducing its workforce by 43% to improve efficiency and reduce waste.

SBA Announces New Initiatives to Boost US Manufacturing and Cut Regulations
The SBA announced new initiatives to cut $100 billion in regulations, expand access to capital for small businesses, and boost domestic manufacturing, aiming to create jobs and restore American economic health, while reducing its workforce by 43% to improve efficiency and reduce waste.
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60% Bias Score

Canadian Pension Funds Urged to Invest $184 Billion Domestically
Canadian business leaders are urging pension funds to increase domestic investments to strengthen the economy, potentially redirecting $184 billion towards Canadian companies, amidst a trade war and concerns about economic resilience.

Canadian Pension Funds Urged to Invest $184 Billion Domestically
Canadian business leaders are urging pension funds to increase domestic investments to strengthen the economy, potentially redirecting $184 billion towards Canadian companies, amidst a trade war and concerns about economic resilience.
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52% Bias Score
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