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Noboa Wins Ecuadorian Presidency Amidst Economic Concerns
Daniel Noboa's victory in Ecuador's presidential election sparks debate over his experience and potential economic impacts, amidst diverse public opinions.
Noboa Wins Ecuadorian Presidency Amidst Economic Concerns
Daniel Noboa's victory in Ecuador's presidential election sparks debate over his experience and potential economic impacts, amidst diverse public opinions.
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40% Bias Score
China Unveils Plan to Boost Capital Market Confidence
To bolster confidence in China's capital market, six government agencies announced a plan to increase medium- to long-term capital inflow into the stock market, a follow-up to December 2024's Central Economic Work Conference decisions, focusing on encouraging greater participation from large institu...
China Unveils Plan to Boost Capital Market Confidence
To bolster confidence in China's capital market, six government agencies announced a plan to increase medium- to long-term capital inflow into the stock market, a follow-up to December 2024's Central Economic Work Conference decisions, focusing on encouraging greater participation from large institu...
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48% Bias Score
Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024
Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by rising energy prices, excise duties, and increased costs for various goods, despite wage increases largely offsetting price rises in 2024.
Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024
Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by rising energy prices, excise duties, and increased costs for various goods, despite wage increases largely offsetting price rises in 2024.
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36% Bias Score
Canada's Fall Economic Statement: A Fiscal Debacle
Chrystia Freeland's resignation heightened the spectacle of Canada's 2024 fall economic statement, which projected \$543 billion in spending for 2024/25—\$90 billion above the 2021 budget—exposing the unsustainable nature of the country's two-budget-per-year cycle.
Canada's Fall Economic Statement: A Fiscal Debacle
Chrystia Freeland's resignation heightened the spectacle of Canada's 2024 fall economic statement, which projected \$543 billion in spending for 2024/25—\$90 billion above the 2021 budget—exposing the unsustainable nature of the country's two-budget-per-year cycle.
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56% Bias Score
World Bank Recommends Fiscal and Pension Reforms for North Macedonia
The World Bank proposes a VAT increase to 19%, eliminating preferential rates, and pension reforms including gradually raising the retirement age and contribution rates for North Macedonia to address its high fiscal deficit (exceeding 62% of GDP) and unsustainable pension system.
World Bank Recommends Fiscal and Pension Reforms for North Macedonia
The World Bank proposes a VAT increase to 19%, eliminating preferential rates, and pension reforms including gradually raising the retirement age and contribution rates for North Macedonia to address its high fiscal deficit (exceeding 62% of GDP) and unsustainable pension system.
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64% Bias Score
Chalmers Backs Albanese, Highlights Australia's Economic Resilience
Treasurer Jim Chalmers publicly endorsed Anthony Albanese for a full term as Prime Minister, while Health Minister Mark Butler credited the government's balanced approach to inflation and cost-of-living relief for Australia's sustained economic growth over the past 18 months, unlike most other devel...
Chalmers Backs Albanese, Highlights Australia's Economic Resilience
Treasurer Jim Chalmers publicly endorsed Anthony Albanese for a full term as Prime Minister, while Health Minister Mark Butler credited the government's balanced approach to inflation and cost-of-living relief for Australia's sustained economic growth over the past 18 months, unlike most other devel...
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48% Bias Score
Corporate America's Silence on Musk's Assault on Federal Agencies
US corporations' silence on Elon Musk's attacks on federal agencies reveals their prioritization of lower taxes and deregulation over the stability of the US economic system, despite the potential for long-term damage.
Corporate America's Silence on Musk's Assault on Federal Agencies
US corporations' silence on Elon Musk's attacks on federal agencies reveals their prioritization of lower taxes and deregulation over the stability of the US economic system, despite the potential for long-term damage.
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56% Bias Score
Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024
Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by excise duty increases and rising energy prices, despite wage increases compensating for past price rises; this contrasts sharply with the Eurozone average and raises concerns about 2025.
Dutch Inflation Soars to 4.1 Percent in December 2024
Dutch inflation hit 4.1 percent in December 2024, the highest in 18 months, driven by excise duty increases and rising energy prices, despite wage increases compensating for past price rises; this contrasts sharply with the Eurozone average and raises concerns about 2025.
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40% Bias Score
Proposals to Dismantle FDIC Spark Concerns Over Financial Stability
Proposals to dismantle the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which insures bank deposits, are emerging from President-elect Trump's allies, despite widespread opposition from experts who warn of the potential risks to financial stability and public trust.
Proposals to Dismantle FDIC Spark Concerns Over Financial Stability
Proposals to dismantle the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC), which insures bank deposits, are emerging from President-elect Trump's allies, despite widespread opposition from experts who warn of the potential risks to financial stability and public trust.
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52% Bias Score
OSFI Maintains 3.5% Domestic Stability Buffer for Canada's Largest Banks
Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) maintained the domestic stability buffer (DSB) for its largest banks at 3.5 percent of risk-weighted assets on Tuesday, citing elevated but stable systemic risks and the need to ensure financial system resilience despite uncertai...
OSFI Maintains 3.5% Domestic Stability Buffer for Canada's Largest Banks
Canada's Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI) maintained the domestic stability buffer (DSB) for its largest banks at 3.5 percent of risk-weighted assets on Tuesday, citing elevated but stable systemic risks and the need to ensure financial system resilience despite uncertai...
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40% Bias Score
"Canada's Fiscal Irresponsibility: $20 Billion Deficit Overrun Exposes Systemic Issues"
"Canada's federal government has abandoned its fiscal anchors, resulting in a projected deficit of $60 billion, exceeding its target by $20 billion despite a $45-billion increase in GDP; this is driven by a pattern of short-sighted spending decisions, leaving the country vulnerable to economic shock...
"Canada's Fiscal Irresponsibility: $20 Billion Deficit Overrun Exposes Systemic Issues"
"Canada's federal government has abandoned its fiscal anchors, resulting in a projected deficit of $60 billion, exceeding its target by $20 billion despite a $45-billion increase in GDP; this is driven by a pattern of short-sighted spending decisions, leaving the country vulnerable to economic shock...
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60% Bias Score
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