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Milan's Via Montenapoleone Named World's Most Expensive Shopping Street
Via Montenapoleone in Milan is officially the world's most expensive shopping street, with average rent reaching \20,000 per square meter, surpassing New York's Fifth Avenue due to its exclusivity and high-spending clientele.
Milan's Via Montenapoleone Named World's Most Expensive Shopping Street
Via Montenapoleone in Milan is officially the world's most expensive shopping street, with average rent reaching \20,000 per square meter, surpassing New York's Fifth Avenue due to its exclusivity and high-spending clientele.
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48% Bias Score
Canadian Housing Market Shifts to Seller's Market
Canada's housing market is transitioning from a buyer's to a seller's market, with the sales-to-new listings ratio reaching 59.2 in November; however, Toronto's condo market remains an exception due to oversupply.
Canadian Housing Market Shifts to Seller's Market
Canada's housing market is transitioning from a buyer's to a seller's market, with the sales-to-new listings ratio reaching 59.2 in November; however, Toronto's condo market remains an exception due to oversupply.
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40% Bias Score
Bitcoin: A New Option for National Reserves
Bitcoin's fixed supply, decentralized nature, and low transaction costs make it a viable alternative to traditional national reserve assets, offering smaller nations increased financial sovereignty and stability, as demonstrated by El Salvador's adoption.
Bitcoin: A New Option for National Reserves
Bitcoin's fixed supply, decentralized nature, and low transaction costs make it a viable alternative to traditional national reserve assets, offering smaller nations increased financial sovereignty and stability, as demonstrated by El Salvador's adoption.
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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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Global Economic Shift: Fiscal Policy Takes Center Stage in 2024
In 2024, a global economic shift occurred where fiscal policy replaced monetary policy as the primary driver, with governments assuming greater control. This change, particularly evident in the US following Trump's election, is influenced by relatively controlled inflation, although concerns remain,...
Global Economic Shift: Fiscal Policy Takes Center Stage in 2024
In 2024, a global economic shift occurred where fiscal policy replaced monetary policy as the primary driver, with governments assuming greater control. This change, particularly evident in the US following Trump's election, is influenced by relatively controlled inflation, although concerns remain,...
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Global Shares Dip on Weak Economic Data, Awaiting Fed Decision
Global equities edged lower on December 20, 2024, due to weak economic data from China and Europe, with investors awaiting the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates; the Dow fell slightly, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose, and oil prices dropped.
Global Shares Dip on Weak Economic Data, Awaiting Fed Decision
Global equities edged lower on December 20, 2024, due to weak economic data from China and Europe, with investors awaiting the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates; the Dow fell slightly, while the S&P 500 and Nasdaq rose, and oil prices dropped.
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Oil Prices Fall Amid Weak Chinese Data and Fed Rate Decision
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, with Brent crude at $73.13 and WTI at $69.88 per barrel, due to weak Chinese economic data, profit-taking, and investor caution ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision. The IEA projects a 950,000 bpd supply surplus next year.
Oil Prices Fall Amid Weak Chinese Data and Fed Rate Decision
Oil prices fell on Tuesday, with Brent crude at $73.13 and WTI at $69.88 per barrel, due to weak Chinese economic data, profit-taking, and investor caution ahead of the Fed's interest rate decision. The IEA projects a 950,000 bpd supply surplus next year.
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La Liga Fights Latin American Video Piracy, Highlighting Billions in Losses
La Liga held a conference in Buenos Aires to combat audiovisual piracy in Latin America, highlighting billions in annual losses to the entertainment industry and the involvement of organized crime, urging stronger action from authorities and tech companies.
La Liga Fights Latin American Video Piracy, Highlighting Billions in Losses
La Liga held a conference in Buenos Aires to combat audiovisual piracy in Latin America, highlighting billions in annual losses to the entertainment industry and the involvement of organized crime, urging stronger action from authorities and tech companies.
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48% Bias Score
S&P 500 Soars 28% in 2024: A Fundamental Recovery
The S&P 500's 28% year-to-date gain in 2024, exceeding expectations, stems from a fundamental recovery following 2022's selloff, driven by recession fears that did not materialize, and is less dependent on the technology sector's performance.
S&P 500 Soars 28% in 2024: A Fundamental Recovery
The S&P 500's 28% year-to-date gain in 2024, exceeding expectations, stems from a fundamental recovery following 2022's selloff, driven by recession fears that did not materialize, and is less dependent on the technology sector's performance.
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China's November Economic Data: Mixed Signals Amidst Policy Shift
China's November economic data showed a 3% rise in retail sales (below forecasts), a 5.4% increase in industrial production (above forecasts), and a continued 10.4% decline in real estate investment; the government announced plans for proactive fiscal tools and moderately loose monetary policies to ...
China's November Economic Data: Mixed Signals Amidst Policy Shift
China's November economic data showed a 3% rise in retail sales (below forecasts), a 5.4% increase in industrial production (above forecasts), and a continued 10.4% decline in real estate investment; the government announced plans for proactive fiscal tools and moderately loose monetary policies to ...
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Global Markets React to Weak Chinese Data, Bitcoin Surge
Asian and European markets fell Monday following weak Chinese economic data for November, while Bitcoin surged past \$106,000 amid expectations of lighter U.S. regulation under President-elect Trump; the U.S. dollar fell against the yen and euro.
Global Markets React to Weak Chinese Data, Bitcoin Surge
Asian and European markets fell Monday following weak Chinese economic data for November, while Bitcoin surged past \$106,000 amid expectations of lighter U.S. regulation under President-elect Trump; the U.S. dollar fell against the yen and euro.
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US Art Market Shows Resilience Despite Trump's Return
Following the US election resulting in Donald Trump's second term, the international art market shows mixed signals: a $121.2 million Magritte sale contrasts with overall lower auction results; Art Basel Miami Beach reports strong sales, but concerns remain about potential import tariffs and arts fu...
US Art Market Shows Resilience Despite Trump's Return
Following the US election resulting in Donald Trump's second term, the international art market shows mixed signals: a $121.2 million Magritte sale contrasts with overall lower auction results; Art Basel Miami Beach reports strong sales, but concerns remain about potential import tariffs and arts fu...
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36% Bias Score
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