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China Doubles Funding for Economic Stimulus Program
To counter economic headwinds, China is significantly expanding its equipment upgrade and consumer goods trade-in program in 2025, allocating 300 billion yuan (double the 2024 amount) to boost domestic demand and support its modernization goals.
China Doubles Funding for Economic Stimulus Program
To counter economic headwinds, China is significantly expanding its equipment upgrade and consumer goods trade-in program in 2025, allocating 300 billion yuan (double the 2024 amount) to boost domestic demand and support its modernization goals.
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40% Bias Score


German Exports Surge in November Despite Overall Decline
German exports rose 2.1 percent in November to \"127 billion euros, exceeding imports by \"19.7 billion euros, driven by a 14.5 percent increase in US exports, despite overall year-on-year export decline.
German Exports Surge in November Despite Overall Decline
German exports rose 2.1 percent in November to \"127 billion euros, exceeding imports by \"19.7 billion euros, driven by a 14.5 percent increase in US exports, despite overall year-on-year export decline.
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40% Bias Score


Global Economic Growth Slows Amidst Rising Trade Protectionism
The IMF projects 3.2% global economic growth in 2025, but a potential Trump presidency and its threatened tariffs on key trading partners like China and Mexico pose significant risks to global economic stability, potentially disrupting supply chains and increasing inflation, as analysts warn.
Global Economic Growth Slows Amidst Rising Trade Protectionism
The IMF projects 3.2% global economic growth in 2025, but a potential Trump presidency and its threatened tariffs on key trading partners like China and Mexico pose significant risks to global economic stability, potentially disrupting supply chains and increasing inflation, as analysts warn.
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52% Bias Score


RMB Depreciation Primarily Driven by Strong US Dollar
The Chinese renminbi's recent slight depreciation is primarily attributed to a strengthening US dollar, impacting global currencies, not due to changes in China's economic policy or fundamentals; however, the market remains concerned about potential US tariffs and China's economic growth.
RMB Depreciation Primarily Driven by Strong US Dollar
The Chinese renminbi's recent slight depreciation is primarily attributed to a strengthening US dollar, impacting global currencies, not due to changes in China's economic policy or fundamentals; however, the market remains concerned about potential US tariffs and China's economic growth.
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36% Bias Score


Global Bond Selloff Deepens Amidst Trump Uncertainty and Rising Inflation
A sharp selloff in global government bond markets, driven by uncertainty over President-elect Trump's policies and rising inflation, is sending shockwaves through financial markets, impacting currencies and increasing borrowing costs for governments.
Global Bond Selloff Deepens Amidst Trump Uncertainty and Rising Inflation
A sharp selloff in global government bond markets, driven by uncertainty over President-elect Trump's policies and rising inflation, is sending shockwaves through financial markets, impacting currencies and increasing borrowing costs for governments.
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44% Bias Score


Supply Chain Issues Could Hike Household Staple Prices by 20%
CIPS warns that global supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and potential US tariffs could cause household staple prices to increase by up to 20% by 2025, impacting businesses and consumers.
Supply Chain Issues Could Hike Household Staple Prices by 20%
CIPS warns that global supply chain disruptions, geopolitical tensions, and potential US tariffs could cause household staple prices to increase by up to 20% by 2025, impacting businesses and consumers.
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28% Bias Score

China Inflation Slows, Australia Trade Surplus Rises, Fed Cautious on Inflation
China's consumer price inflation fell to 0.1% in December, raising deflation worries, while Australia's trade surplus hit a 10-month high in November. The Fed expressed concern about the Trump administration's policies on inflation, and Hyundai announced a $16.65 billion investment in South Korea.

China Inflation Slows, Australia Trade Surplus Rises, Fed Cautious on Inflation
China's consumer price inflation fell to 0.1% in December, raising deflation worries, while Australia's trade surplus hit a 10-month high in November. The Fed expressed concern about the Trump administration's policies on inflation, and Hyundai announced a $16.65 billion investment in South Korea.
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0% Bias Score

Trump's Policies Cast Uncertainty on Electric Vehicle Market Growth
S&P Global Mobility projects 15.1 million global electric vehicle sales in 2025, a 30% increase, but a potential Trump presidency could significantly alter this projection due to changes in US tax incentives and the threat of import tariffs.

Trump's Policies Cast Uncertainty on Electric Vehicle Market Growth
S&P Global Mobility projects 15.1 million global electric vehicle sales in 2025, a 30% increase, but a potential Trump presidency could significantly alter this projection due to changes in US tax incentives and the threat of import tariffs.
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48% Bias Score

Airbus 2024 Deliveries Exceed Revised Target Amidst Ongoing Challenges
Airbus delivered 766 aircraft in 2024, exceeding its revised target of 770 but below pre-pandemic levels, showcasing recovery despite ongoing supply chain issues and geopolitical uncertainty; the company projects continued growth in 2025.

Airbus 2024 Deliveries Exceed Revised Target Amidst Ongoing Challenges
Airbus delivered 766 aircraft in 2024, exceeding its revised target of 770 but below pre-pandemic levels, showcasing recovery despite ongoing supply chain issues and geopolitical uncertainty; the company projects continued growth in 2025.
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44% Bias Score

Trump Considers National Emergency to Justify Widespread Tariffs
President-elect Donald Trump is considering declaring a national economic emergency to implement broad tariffs on allies and adversaries using the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA), a move that could rapidly reshape global trade but also face legal challenges.

Trump Considers National Emergency to Justify Widespread Tariffs
President-elect Donald Trump is considering declaring a national economic emergency to implement broad tariffs on allies and adversaries using the International Economic Emergency Powers Act (IEEPA), a move that could rapidly reshape global trade but also face legal challenges.
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40% Bias Score

AI Adoption Shows Early Promise, but Valuation Impacts Canadian Equity Returns
A Morgan Stanley report finds U.S. financial firms are early adopters of AI, seeing notable efficiency gains, while analysis of TSX returns in 2024 reveals that valuation increases played a significant role, potentially influenced by global central bank policies and rising U.S. Treasury yields.

AI Adoption Shows Early Promise, but Valuation Impacts Canadian Equity Returns
A Morgan Stanley report finds U.S. financial firms are early adopters of AI, seeing notable efficiency gains, while analysis of TSX returns in 2024 reveals that valuation increases played a significant role, potentially influenced by global central bank policies and rising U.S. Treasury yields.
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44% Bias Score

Düsseldorf Boat Show: A Key Indicator for Italy's Nautical Industry in 2025
The Düsseldorf Boat Show (January 18-26) will be crucial for assessing the 2025 outlook for the global nautical industry, especially for Italy, a major player, facing uncertainties from global conflicts and economic slowdowns despite record 2023 revenue (€8.33 billion) and exports (€4.23 billion).

Düsseldorf Boat Show: A Key Indicator for Italy's Nautical Industry in 2025
The Düsseldorf Boat Show (January 18-26) will be crucial for assessing the 2025 outlook for the global nautical industry, especially for Italy, a major player, facing uncertainties from global conflicts and economic slowdowns despite record 2023 revenue (€8.33 billion) and exports (€4.23 billion).
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44% Bias Score
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