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Infinite Green Energy Faces Administration Amidst Leadership Shakeup and Debt Crisis
Embattled West Australian hydrogen company Infinite Green Energy faces administration, with a shareholder proposal to replace its CEO and secure funding for restructuring amidst a $3.85 million debt dispute and questions about a $13,750 political donation.
Infinite Green Energy Faces Administration Amidst Leadership Shakeup and Debt Crisis
Embattled West Australian hydrogen company Infinite Green Energy faces administration, with a shareholder proposal to replace its CEO and secure funding for restructuring amidst a $3.85 million debt dispute and questions about a $13,750 political donation.
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44% Bias Score
Trump's Trade War Increases Global Financial Crisis Risk, Bank of England Warns
The Bank of England warns that Donald Trump's trade war has increased the likelihood of a global financial crisis, impacting the UK's open economy significantly, due to over £8 trillion wiped off stock markets and rising global uncertainty after new tariffs were imposed.
Trump's Trade War Increases Global Financial Crisis Risk, Bank of England Warns
The Bank of England warns that Donald Trump's trade war has increased the likelihood of a global financial crisis, impacting the UK's open economy significantly, due to over £8 trillion wiped off stock markets and rising global uncertainty after new tariffs were imposed.
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56% Bias Score
IMF Approves $20 Billion Loan for Argentina Amidst Economic Crisis
Argentina secured a $20 billion IMF loan to address economic instability, including rising inflation and a weakening peso, with the goal of lifting capital controls; however, additional funds are needed to fully achieve this, creating risks if insufficient funds are secured.
IMF Approves $20 Billion Loan for Argentina Amidst Economic Crisis
Argentina secured a $20 billion IMF loan to address economic instability, including rising inflation and a weakening peso, with the goal of lifting capital controls; however, additional funds are needed to fully achieve this, creating risks if insufficient funds are secured.
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48% Bias Score
Three Interconnected Vulnerabilities Threaten US Financial System
Three interconnected vulnerabilities threaten the US financial system: a fragile Treasury market due to leveraged hedge fund trades, weakened banks facing losses from interest rate hikes and CRE issues, and hidden risks from banks' credit lines to non-bank lenders.
Three Interconnected Vulnerabilities Threaten US Financial System
Three interconnected vulnerabilities threaten the US financial system: a fragile Treasury market due to leveraged hedge fund trades, weakened banks facing losses from interest rate hikes and CRE issues, and hidden risks from banks' credit lines to non-bank lenders.
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12% Bias Score
Colombia Extends Intervention of Troubled Health Provider Nueva EPS
Colombia's Superintendencia de Salud extended the intervention of the Nueva EPS health maintenance organization for another year due to unresolved financial issues, a \$1.2 billion debt to providers, and rising complaints, despite government intervention in 2024.
Colombia Extends Intervention of Troubled Health Provider Nueva EPS
Colombia's Superintendencia de Salud extended the intervention of the Nueva EPS health maintenance organization for another year due to unresolved financial issues, a \$1.2 billion debt to providers, and rising complaints, despite government intervention in 2024.
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36% Bias Score
UBS: Mexico Recession Risk Rising, but No Major Crisis Expected
UBS downplayed recession fears in Mexico despite increased risk from US tariffs, citing strong macroeconomic fundamentals, low public debt, and a flexible exchange rate, contrasting with the OECD's prediction of a 1.3% contraction in 2025.
UBS: Mexico Recession Risk Rising, but No Major Crisis Expected
UBS downplayed recession fears in Mexico despite increased risk from US tariffs, citing strong macroeconomic fundamentals, low public debt, and a flexible exchange rate, contrasting with the OECD's prediction of a 1.3% contraction in 2025.
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48% Bias Score
US Tariff Hikes Risk Global Crisis, Reshaping World Trade
President Trump's announcement of significantly increased tariffs on imports from 185 countries, including China, aims to correct the US's negative trade balance, potentially triggering a global financial crisis and reshaping global trade patterns.
US Tariff Hikes Risk Global Crisis, Reshaping World Trade
President Trump's announcement of significantly increased tariffs on imports from 185 countries, including China, aims to correct the US's negative trade balance, potentially triggering a global financial crisis and reshaping global trade patterns.
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36% Bias Score
Trump Tariffs Trigger Market Chaos, Recession Fears
President Trump's new tariffs caused U.S. government borrowing costs to surge and stocks to fall, nearing a bear market, while China retaliated with higher tariffs and a ban on 12 U.S. firms, prompting predictions of a recession and concerns about a potential financial crisis.
Trump Tariffs Trigger Market Chaos, Recession Fears
President Trump's new tariffs caused U.S. government borrowing costs to surge and stocks to fall, nearing a bear market, while China retaliated with higher tariffs and a ban on 12 U.S. firms, prompting predictions of a recession and concerns about a potential financial crisis.
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52% Bias Score
Sampdoria's Fall From Grace: From Serie A Glory to Relegation Battle
Sampdoria, a once-dominant Italian football club known for its legendary players and titles, is now facing potential relegation to Serie C due to a combination of factors including the death of its long-time president, Paolo Mantovani, and subsequent mismanagement.
Sampdoria's Fall From Grace: From Serie A Glory to Relegation Battle
Sampdoria, a once-dominant Italian football club known for its legendary players and titles, is now facing potential relegation to Serie C due to a combination of factors including the death of its long-time president, Paolo Mantovani, and subsequent mismanagement.
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36% Bias Score
Lloyds Bank Accused of Failing Small Firms After 2008 Crisis
Lloyds Bank faces accusations of failing small firms after the 2008 financial crisis, with multiple business owners and whistleblowers alleging that its Business Support Unit (BSU) prioritized debt recovery over business survival, resulting in numerous business collapses and highlighting concerns ab...
Lloyds Bank Accused of Failing Small Firms After 2008 Crisis
Lloyds Bank faces accusations of failing small firms after the 2008 financial crisis, with multiple business owners and whistleblowers alleging that its Business Support Unit (BSU) prioritized debt recovery over business survival, resulting in numerous business collapses and highlighting concerns ab...
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60% Bias Score
Aston Martin to Sell F1 Stake, Raise £125 Million to Counter Losses and US Tariffs
Aston Martin announced plans to sell its minority stake in the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One team for at least £74 million and will receive an additional £52.5 million investment to offset a £289.1 million loss in 2024 and counter new US tariffs impacting its gross profit by up to £30 million.
Aston Martin to Sell F1 Stake, Raise £125 Million to Counter Losses and US Tariffs
Aston Martin announced plans to sell its minority stake in the Aston Martin Aramco Formula One team for at least £74 million and will receive an additional £52.5 million investment to offset a £289.1 million loss in 2024 and counter new US tariffs impacting its gross profit by up to £30 million.
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48% Bias Score
9 Million Student Loan Borrowers Delinquent Post-Pandemic Pause
Following a three-year pandemic payment pause, 9.2 million Americans are now delinquent on their student loans, representing a 43% delinquency rate among borrowers and over \$250 billion in delinquent debt; this surge is impacting credit scores and broader economic stability.
9 Million Student Loan Borrowers Delinquent Post-Pandemic Pause
Following a three-year pandemic payment pause, 9.2 million Americans are now delinquent on their student loans, representing a 43% delinquency rate among borrowers and over \$250 billion in delinquent debt; this surge is impacting credit scores and broader economic stability.
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56% Bias Score
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