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Economic Recessions: Causes, Impacts, and Potential Benefits
A recession, measured by a decrease in GDP, occurs after an economic peak, often triggered by external shocks or internal sector weaknesses, creating job losses and decreased consumer confidence; however, it can also stimulate innovation and efficiency improvements.
Economic Recessions: Causes, Impacts, and Potential Benefits
A recession, measured by a decrease in GDP, occurs after an economic peak, often triggered by external shocks or internal sector weaknesses, creating job losses and decreased consumer confidence; however, it can also stimulate innovation and efficiency improvements.
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24% Bias Score
Argentina Receives $42 Billion in International Aid to Stabilize Economy
Argentina received a $20 billion loan from the IMF, a $12 billion loan from the World Bank, and up to $10 billion from the IDB to stabilize its economy, lift exchange controls, and end the $200 monthly dollar limit.
Argentina Receives $42 Billion in International Aid to Stabilize Economy
Argentina received a $20 billion loan from the IMF, a $12 billion loan from the World Bank, and up to $10 billion from the IDB to stabilize its economy, lift exchange controls, and end the $200 monthly dollar limit.
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40% Bias Score
Broadcast Networks' Biased Reporting of Economic News During Trump's Presidency
Major broadcast networks showed a clear bias in their coverage of economic news during President Trump's first term, downplaying positive indicators like record Dow Jones highs and strong job growth while highlighting negative market fluctuations, thus raising concerns about journalistic objectivity...
Broadcast Networks' Biased Reporting of Economic News During Trump's Presidency
Major broadcast networks showed a clear bias in their coverage of economic news during President Trump's first term, downplaying positive indicators like record Dow Jones highs and strong job growth while highlighting negative market fluctuations, thus raising concerns about journalistic objectivity...
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56% Bias Score
Plummeting Consumer Sentiment Threatens US Economic Growth
American consumer sentiment plunged 11% to 50.8 in April, the second-lowest reading since 1952, driven by President Trump's trade war and concerns about inflation; this decline is impacting consumer spending and economic growth, as inflation expectations surged to a 40-year high.
Plummeting Consumer Sentiment Threatens US Economic Growth
American consumer sentiment plunged 11% to 50.8 in April, the second-lowest reading since 1952, driven by President Trump's trade war and concerns about inflation; this decline is impacting consumer spending and economic growth, as inflation expectations surged to a 40-year high.
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60% Bias Score
Longer-Duration Bonds Underperform Amidst Inflation and Market Volatility
Increased inflation, higher bond market volatility, and reduced foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries are causing longer-duration bonds to significantly underperform, leading investors to favor shorter-term bonds.
Longer-Duration Bonds Underperform Amidst Inflation and Market Volatility
Increased inflation, higher bond market volatility, and reduced foreign demand for U.S. Treasuries are causing longer-duration bonds to significantly underperform, leading investors to favor shorter-term bonds.
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40% Bias Score
Dimon Warns of Recession Risk Amid Strong JPMorgan Earnings
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that President Trump's tariffs could cause a 0.5% inflation increase and potentially trigger a recession, despite the bank reporting strong first-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street expectations; however, the temporary suspension of tariffs suggests a possibl...
Dimon Warns of Recession Risk Amid Strong JPMorgan Earnings
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warned that President Trump's tariffs could cause a 0.5% inflation increase and potentially trigger a recession, despite the bank reporting strong first-quarter earnings that beat Wall Street expectations; however, the temporary suspension of tariffs suggests a possibl...
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44% Bias Score
Japan, U.S. to Hold Ministerial Talks on Tariffs Next Week
Japan and the U.S. will hold ministerial talks next Thursday to discuss President Trump's tariffs, with Japan's Economic Revitalization Minister Akazawa aiming for a broader deal encompassing non-tariff barriers, investment, and energy cooperation.
Japan, U.S. to Hold Ministerial Talks on Tariffs Next Week
Japan and the U.S. will hold ministerial talks next Thursday to discuss President Trump's tariffs, with Japan's Economic Revitalization Minister Akazawa aiming for a broader deal encompassing non-tariff barriers, investment, and energy cooperation.
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0% Bias Score
Hamburg's Energy Park Faces €50 Million Cost Overrun
Construction costs for Hamburg's Dradenau energy park, a key component of the city's plan to phase out coal by 2030, have risen by €50 million to €650 million due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, delaying the decommissioning of the Wedel coal-fired power plant to the 2025/2026 heating season.
Hamburg's Energy Park Faces €50 Million Cost Overrun
Construction costs for Hamburg's Dradenau energy park, a key component of the city's plan to phase out coal by 2030, have risen by €50 million to €650 million due to inflation and the war in Ukraine, delaying the decommissioning of the Wedel coal-fired power plant to the 2025/2026 heating season.
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4% 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
Plummeting US Consumer Confidence Amidst Trump's Trade War
US consumer confidence fell 11% to 50.8 in April, the second lowest since 1952, largely due to President Trump's trade war and its threat of higher inflation; this impacts consumer spending (70% of the US economy) and the Federal Reserve's ability to control inflation.
Plummeting US Consumer Confidence Amidst Trump's Trade War
US consumer confidence fell 11% to 50.8 in April, the second lowest since 1952, largely due to President Trump's trade war and its threat of higher inflation; this impacts consumer spending (70% of the US economy) and the Federal Reserve's ability to control inflation.
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40% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Biggest Bond Yield Surge in 43 Years
Benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yields are experiencing their largest weekly increase in over 43 years due to President Trump's fluctuating tariff policies, causing global market disruptions and forced selling by investors.
Trump's Tariffs Trigger Biggest Bond Yield Surge in 43 Years
Benchmark U.S. 10-year Treasury yields are experiencing their largest weekly increase in over 43 years due to President Trump's fluctuating tariff policies, causing global market disruptions and forced selling by investors.
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56% Bias Score
Robust Spanish Easter Bookings Despite Moderate Price Increases
Despite a 2.1% average price increase in Spanish tourism services (with maritime transport up 17%), Easter travel bookings are exceeding 2024's record levels, leading the sector to predict a 5.6% growth in final results and 5.3% more sales; however, weather remains a key factor.
Robust Spanish Easter Bookings Despite Moderate Price Increases
Despite a 2.1% average price increase in Spanish tourism services (with maritime transport up 17%), Easter travel bookings are exceeding 2024's record levels, leading the sector to predict a 5.6% growth in final results and 5.3% more sales; however, weather remains a key factor.
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44% Bias Score
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