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UK Company Profits to Plunge to Lowest Level Since 2008 Financial Crisis
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warns that UK company profits will plummet to their lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis, dropping to 14.3 percent of GDP this year from 15.1 percent in 2024 due to inflation-busting pay rises and increased business costs, including a £25 billion ri...
UK Company Profits to Plunge to Lowest Level Since 2008 Financial Crisis
The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) warns that UK company profits will plummet to their lowest level since the 2008 financial crisis, dropping to 14.3 percent of GDP this year from 15.1 percent in 2024 due to inflation-busting pay rises and increased business costs, including a £25 billion ri...
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44% Bias Score
U.S. Economic Confidence Plummets Amidst Trump's Trade Policies
Plummeting consumer and business confidence, driven by President Trump's trade policies and erratic decision-making, indicates a potential U.S. recession, marked by rising inflation, unemployment fears, and slowing business investment; surveys show the lowest confidence levels in years.
U.S. Economic Confidence Plummets Amidst Trump's Trade Policies
Plummeting consumer and business confidence, driven by President Trump's trade policies and erratic decision-making, indicates a potential U.S. recession, marked by rising inflation, unemployment fears, and slowing business investment; surveys show the lowest confidence levels in years.
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52% Bias Score
US Core Inflation Rises Unexpectedly in February
The Commerce Department reported that the core PCE price index increased 0.4% in February, exceeding forecasts, while consumer spending rose 0.4%, below projections; personal income increased by 0.8%.
US Core Inflation Rises Unexpectedly in February
The Commerce Department reported that the core PCE price index increased 0.4% in February, exceeding forecasts, while consumer spending rose 0.4%, below projections; personal income increased by 0.8%.
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24% Bias Score
Trump's Tariffs Exacerbate Inflation, Causing Financial Strain on American Households
President Trump's trade policies, specifically tariffs, are causing significant financial hardship for American consumers due to increased prices and stagnant wages, with the Tax Foundation projecting an 8% effective tariff rate by 2025, the highest in 55 years, potentially costing the average house...
Trump's Tariffs Exacerbate Inflation, Causing Financial Strain on American Households
President Trump's trade policies, specifically tariffs, are causing significant financial hardship for American consumers due to increased prices and stagnant wages, with the Tax Foundation projecting an 8% effective tariff rate by 2025, the highest in 55 years, potentially costing the average house...
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48% Bias Score
Spain's Inflation Rate Falls to 2.3% in March
Spain's inflation rate dropped to 2.3% in March, down seven-tenths from February, mainly due to lower energy prices from increased renewable energy production and lower fuel costs. This follows five months of increases and aligns with the European Central Bank's objectives.
Spain's Inflation Rate Falls to 2.3% in March
Spain's inflation rate dropped to 2.3% in March, down seven-tenths from February, mainly due to lower energy prices from increased renewable energy production and lower fuel costs. This follows five months of increases and aligns with the European Central Bank's objectives.
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24% Bias Score
Trump's Auto Tariffs to Hike Car Repair and New Car Prices
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported car parts and vehicles, effective May 3rd and April 3rd respectively, significantly increasing auto repair and new car costs for US consumers due to supply chain disruptions and existing inflation concerns.
Trump's Auto Tariffs to Hike Car Repair and New Car Prices
President Trump imposed 25% tariffs on imported car parts and vehicles, effective May 3rd and April 3rd respectively, significantly increasing auto repair and new car costs for US consumers due to supply chain disruptions and existing inflation concerns.
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48% Bias Score
Australian Chocolate Prices Surge Amidst Broader Cost-of-Living Crisis
Rising global cacao prices, coupled with a weak Australian dollar, have led to a significant price increase in chocolate bars, exemplified by a Lindt bar costing \$8.50, while supermarkets show grocery prices 3.7 percent higher year-on-year, and service industries are cutting services alongside pric...
Australian Chocolate Prices Surge Amidst Broader Cost-of-Living Crisis
Rising global cacao prices, coupled with a weak Australian dollar, have led to a significant price increase in chocolate bars, exemplified by a Lindt bar costing \$8.50, while supermarkets show grocery prices 3.7 percent higher year-on-year, and service industries are cutting services alongside pric...
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40% Bias Score
Consumer Pessimism Worsens as Inflation Persists and Trade War Expands
Days before the White House expands its trade war, new economic reports reveal worsening consumer pessimism amidst persistent inflation; consumer spending is slowing as households cut back on non-essentials, while businesses delay investments due to tariff uncertainty, potentially leading to a toxic...
Consumer Pessimism Worsens as Inflation Persists and Trade War Expands
Days before the White House expands its trade war, new economic reports reveal worsening consumer pessimism amidst persistent inflation; consumer spending is slowing as households cut back on non-essentials, while businesses delay investments due to tariff uncertainty, potentially leading to a toxic...
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48% Bias Score
US Economy Contracts 2.8% Amid Trump's Erratic Policies
The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank projects a 2.8% contraction in the US GDP during the first quarter of 2025, primarily attributed to President Trump's erratic economic policies, including tariffs and protectionism, which have negatively impacted consumer confidence and spending, resulting in a recor...
US Economy Contracts 2.8% Amid Trump's Erratic Policies
The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank projects a 2.8% contraction in the US GDP during the first quarter of 2025, primarily attributed to President Trump's erratic economic policies, including tariffs and protectionism, which have negatively impacted consumer confidence and spending, resulting in a recor...
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56% Bias Score
European Energy Prices Remain Elevated Despite Recent Decreases
European natural gas prices ended March 27th at €41/MWh, significantly higher than last year despite a recent drop from February highs; the EU's gas storage capacity is at 33.6%, and Brent crude oil prices are 14% lower than last year, while OPEC+ production cuts are expected to partially offset inc...
European Energy Prices Remain Elevated Despite Recent Decreases
European natural gas prices ended March 27th at €41/MWh, significantly higher than last year despite a recent drop from February highs; the EU's gas storage capacity is at 33.6%, and Brent crude oil prices are 14% lower than last year, while OPEC+ production cuts are expected to partially offset inc...
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24% Bias Score
Ruble Exchange Rate Forecast: 83-90 Rubles per Dollar in April
Financial analysts predict the dollar to trade between 83-90 rubles, the euro 87-94 rubles, and the yuan 11.1-12.1 rubles in April, with geopolitical factors and inflation significantly influencing the ruble's volatility.
Ruble Exchange Rate Forecast: 83-90 Rubles per Dollar in April
Financial analysts predict the dollar to trade between 83-90 rubles, the euro 87-94 rubles, and the yuan 11.1-12.1 rubles in April, with geopolitical factors and inflation significantly influencing the ruble's volatility.
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40% Bias Score
Japan Auctions Rice Reserves to Curb Soaring Prices
The Japanese government is auctioning 70,000 metric tons of emergency rice reserves to combat supermarket prices that have doubled in a year, reaching 4,172 yen ($27.70) for 5 kilograms, due to poor harvests and increased consumer hoarding following warnings of heightened earthquake risk.
Japan Auctions Rice Reserves to Curb Soaring Prices
The Japanese government is auctioning 70,000 metric tons of emergency rice reserves to combat supermarket prices that have doubled in a year, reaching 4,172 yen ($27.70) for 5 kilograms, due to poor harvests and increased consumer hoarding following warnings of heightened earthquake risk.
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36% Bias Score
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