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UK Manufacturing Job Cuts Surge Amid Economic Downturn
British manufacturers cut staff at the fastest rate in almost five years in February, as the S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a 14-month low of 46.9 amid declining new orders, supply chain issues, and upcoming tax and minimum wage increases.
UK Manufacturing Job Cuts Surge Amid Economic Downturn
British manufacturers cut staff at the fastest rate in almost five years in February, as the S&P Global Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index fell to a 14-month low of 46.9 amid declining new orders, supply chain issues, and upcoming tax and minimum wage increases.
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40% Bias Score
Treasury Creates "Affordability Czar" to Combat High Prices
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the creation of an "affordability czar" and council to address high prices and low consumer confidence in the U.S., blaming the previous administration's policies for four years of "disastrous" economic conditions, while aiming to reduce prices through dere...
Treasury Creates "Affordability Czar" to Combat High Prices
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the creation of an "affordability czar" and council to address high prices and low consumer confidence in the U.S., blaming the previous administration's policies for four years of "disastrous" economic conditions, while aiming to reduce prices through dere...
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US to Impose Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and Possibly China on Tuesday
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico will be imposed Tuesday, with President Trump to determine exact rates; additional tariffs on China are also possible, potentially increasing consumer prices.
US to Impose Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and Possibly China on Tuesday
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick announced tariffs on Canada and Mexico will be imposed Tuesday, with President Trump to determine exact rates; additional tariffs on China are also possible, potentially increasing consumer prices.
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Trump's Immigration Crackdown: Projected Labor Shortages and Economic Slowdown
President Trump's administration is implementing strict immigration policies, impacting both legal and illegal immigration pathways, which experts predict will lead to labor shortages, slower economic growth, and higher inflation, particularly affecting sectors like healthcare, construction, and agr...
Trump's Immigration Crackdown: Projected Labor Shortages and Economic Slowdown
President Trump's administration is implementing strict immigration policies, impacting both legal and illegal immigration pathways, which experts predict will lead to labor shortages, slower economic growth, and higher inflation, particularly affecting sectors like healthcare, construction, and agr...
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French Supermarket Prices to Remain Stable in 2025
French supermarket chains and agro-industrial suppliers reached a deal on 2025 prices, resulting in near stability, benefiting consumers after years of inflation. Negotiations were tense, concluding on March 2nd, with some large multinationals delaying agreement until the last minute.
French Supermarket Prices to Remain Stable in 2025
French supermarket chains and agro-industrial suppliers reached a deal on 2025 prices, resulting in near stability, benefiting consumers after years of inflation. Negotiations were tense, concluding on March 2nd, with some large multinationals delaying agreement until the last minute.
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48% Bias Score
Ruble's March Volatility: Peace Hopes, Oil Prices, and Inflation Uncertainty
Driven by hopes for a Ukraine peace deal and sanctions easing, the Russian ruble saw a February surge, but analysts predict March volatility (dollar: 82–92 rubles, euro: 89–99 rubles) due to geopolitical uncertainty, oil prices, and high inflation (around 10%).
Ruble's March Volatility: Peace Hopes, Oil Prices, and Inflation Uncertainty
Driven by hopes for a Ukraine peace deal and sanctions easing, the Russian ruble saw a February surge, but analysts predict March volatility (dollar: 82–92 rubles, euro: 89–99 rubles) due to geopolitical uncertainty, oil prices, and high inflation (around 10%).
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Turkey Cuts Interest Rates Amidst Persistent Inflation
Turkey's Central Bank lowered its benchmark interest rate by 500 basis points to 45% in December 2024 and January 2025, despite annual inflation at 42.1% in January, due to slowing underlying monthly inflation and weakening inflationary expectations; however, the bank revised its 2025 inflation fore...
Turkey Cuts Interest Rates Amidst Persistent Inflation
Turkey's Central Bank lowered its benchmark interest rate by 500 basis points to 45% in December 2024 and January 2025, despite annual inflation at 42.1% in January, due to slowing underlying monthly inflation and weakening inflationary expectations; however, the bank revised its 2025 inflation fore...
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US Stocks Rebound After Week of Declines
US stocks rallied on Friday, with the S&P 500 rising 1.6 percent, mitigating February's losses to make it the worst month since December, after a week of declines due to weaker-than-expected economic reports and tariff concerns; however, weak consumer spending persists, raising recessionary concerns...
US Stocks Rebound After Week of Declines
US stocks rallied on Friday, with the S&P 500 rising 1.6 percent, mitigating February's losses to make it the worst month since December, after a week of declines due to weaker-than-expected economic reports and tariff concerns; however, weak consumer spending persists, raising recessionary concerns...
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Egypt Unveils $4.7 Billion Social Protection Package
Egypt's government implemented a $4.7 billion social protection package including cash aid for 5.2 million families, subsidized goods for 10 million families, and healthcare for over 60,000 individuals, aiming to alleviate financial burdens during Ramadan and beyond.
Egypt Unveils $4.7 Billion Social Protection Package
Egypt's government implemented a $4.7 billion social protection package including cash aid for 5.2 million families, subsidized goods for 10 million families, and healthcare for over 60,000 individuals, aiming to alleviate financial burdens during Ramadan and beyond.
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Iran Parliament Impeaches Economy Minister Amid Economic Crisis
Iran's parliament impeached Economy Minister Abdolnaser Hemmati on Sunday due to soaring inflation and a sharply devalued rial, marking a major blow to President Masoud Pezeshkian's six-month-old government amid regional tensions and an energy crisis; the rial has fallen from 32,000 to the US dollar...
Iran Parliament Impeaches Economy Minister Amid Economic Crisis
Iran's parliament impeached Economy Minister Abdolnaser Hemmati on Sunday due to soaring inflation and a sharply devalued rial, marking a major blow to President Masoud Pezeshkian's six-month-old government amid regional tensions and an energy crisis; the rial has fallen from 32,000 to the US dollar...
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French Fresh Food Retailers Face Challenges Amidst Changing Consumer Habits
A Kantar study reveals that 50% of traditional fresh food sales depend on customers over 60, as younger generations prioritize convenience and ready-made meals, leading to a 1.5% sales drop in 2024 and impacting businesses like butcher shops and fishmongers.
French Fresh Food Retailers Face Challenges Amidst Changing Consumer Habits
A Kantar study reveals that 50% of traditional fresh food sales depend on customers over 60, as younger generations prioritize convenience and ready-made meals, leading to a 1.5% sales drop in 2024 and impacting businesses like butcher shops and fishmongers.
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48% Bias Score
Challenging the Inflation Consensus: Market Dynamics vs. Fed Intervention
This article challenges the economic consensus that equates higher prices with inflation and the Federal Reserve's sole responsibility to control it, arguing that rising prices often result from market dynamics rather than a general devaluation of money, citing examples of rising egg prices and fall...
Challenging the Inflation Consensus: Market Dynamics vs. Fed Intervention
This article challenges the economic consensus that equates higher prices with inflation and the Federal Reserve's sole responsibility to control it, arguing that rising prices often result from market dynamics rather than a general devaluation of money, citing examples of rising egg prices and fall...
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52% Bias Score
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