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Japan's Inflation Hits 19-Month High
Japan's core consumer prices rose 3.2 percent in January, the fastest pace in 19 months, driven by higher rice and energy costs, exceeding market expectations and strengthening the Bank of Japan's resolve to continue raising interest rates.
Japan's Inflation Hits 19-Month High
Japan's core consumer prices rose 3.2 percent in January, the fastest pace in 19 months, driven by higher rice and energy costs, exceeding market expectations and strengthening the Bank of Japan's resolve to continue raising interest rates.
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36% Bias Score


Croatian Consumer Boycott Causes 53% Sales Drop, Spreads Across Balkans
In Croatia, a 24-hour boycott organized by the citizen group Halo, Inspektore, on January 24th, led to a 53% drop in sales at major retailers and has since expanded across various sectors and into neighboring Balkan countries, prompting the Croatian government to pass a law ensuring price transparen...
Croatian Consumer Boycott Causes 53% Sales Drop, Spreads Across Balkans
In Croatia, a 24-hour boycott organized by the citizen group Halo, Inspektore, on January 24th, led to a 53% drop in sales at major retailers and has since expanded across various sectors and into neighboring Balkan countries, prompting the Croatian government to pass a law ensuring price transparen...
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32% Bias Score


Trade War Would Permanently Weaken Canada: Bank of Canada
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned Friday that a full-blown trade war with the U.S. would permanently weaken the Canadian economy, and that the central bank has few tools to respond to a structural shift towards protectionism; he also said that now is not the time to change its 2 per cent i...
Trade War Would Permanently Weaken Canada: Bank of Canada
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem warned Friday that a full-blown trade war with the U.S. would permanently weaken the Canadian economy, and that the central bank has few tools to respond to a structural shift towards protectionism; he also said that now is not the time to change its 2 per cent i...
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12% Bias Score


Russia's 4.1% GDP Growth Masks Underlying Economic Instability
Russia's 2024 GDP grew 4.1%, fueled by defense spending and some industrial sectors; however, this growth is unsustainable due to high inflation (9.9% officially in February 2025) and reduced government support for other sectors, leading to significant challenges for the economy.
Russia's 4.1% GDP Growth Masks Underlying Economic Instability
Russia's 2024 GDP grew 4.1%, fueled by defense spending and some industrial sectors; however, this growth is unsustainable due to high inflation (9.9% officially in February 2025) and reduced government support for other sectors, leading to significant challenges for the economy.
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36% Bias Score


Dutch Wage Growth Outpaces Productivity, Impacting Competitiveness
A Rabobank study reveals a growing gap between wage increases and productivity growth in the Netherlands, impacting international competitiveness; while wages have risen faster than in the Eurozone, productivity growth lags, making Dutch exports 22% more expensive than US products but 13% cheaper th...
Dutch Wage Growth Outpaces Productivity, Impacting Competitiveness
A Rabobank study reveals a growing gap between wage increases and productivity growth in the Netherlands, impacting international competitiveness; while wages have risen faster than in the Eurozone, productivity growth lags, making Dutch exports 22% more expensive than US products but 13% cheaper th...
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48% Bias Score


Slight Dip in German Jewelry and Watch Sales Despite Higher Prices
German jewelry and watch sales in 2024 totaled €5.26 billion, a slight 1.2% decrease despite fewer customers, due to higher average prices resulting from increased raw material costs; exports also showed mixed results, with jewelry exports slightly down and watch exports slightly up.
Slight Dip in German Jewelry and Watch Sales Despite Higher Prices
German jewelry and watch sales in 2024 totaled €5.26 billion, a slight 1.2% decrease despite fewer customers, due to higher average prices resulting from increased raw material costs; exports also showed mixed results, with jewelry exports slightly down and watch exports slightly up.
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40% Bias Score

ECB Reports Record €7.944 Billion Loss in 2024
The European Central Bank reported record losses of €7.944 billion in 2024 due to interest rate increases implemented to combat inflation, resulting in no profit distribution to Eurozone national central banks, with further losses anticipated in coming years.

ECB Reports Record €7.944 Billion Loss in 2024
The European Central Bank reported record losses of €7.944 billion in 2024 due to interest rate increases implemented to combat inflation, resulting in no profit distribution to Eurozone national central banks, with further losses anticipated in coming years.
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20% Bias Score

Bitcoin Price Surges Amidst "Doge Dividend" Announcement
Following an announcement by Elon Musk that President Trump supports sending "Doge dividend" checks to taxpayers, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices surged near $100,000, although analysts predict a smaller impact than the 2020 stimulus checks due to the current economic climate and increased institu...

Bitcoin Price Surges Amidst "Doge Dividend" Announcement
Following an announcement by Elon Musk that President Trump supports sending "Doge dividend" checks to taxpayers, Bitcoin and cryptocurrency prices surged near $100,000, although analysts predict a smaller impact than the 2020 stimulus checks due to the current economic climate and increased institu...
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56% Bias Score

Global Economic Data and Earnings to Shape Market Trends This Week
The week of February 24th-28th brings a flurry of economic data releases, including U.S. GDP and inflation figures, alongside corporate earnings reports from major companies like Home Depot and Nvidia, offering insights into global economic health and inflation pressures.

Global Economic Data and Earnings to Shape Market Trends This Week
The week of February 24th-28th brings a flurry of economic data releases, including U.S. GDP and inflation figures, alongside corporate earnings reports from major companies like Home Depot and Nvidia, offering insights into global economic health and inflation pressures.
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24% Bias Score

Trump Backs $5,000 Taxpayer Checks from Musk's Spending Cuts
President Trump endorses a plan to distribute $5,000 checks to taxpayers from savings generated by Elon Musk's government spending cuts, though budget experts express skepticism about the feasibility of the proposal and potential inflationary risks.

Trump Backs $5,000 Taxpayer Checks from Musk's Spending Cuts
President Trump endorses a plan to distribute $5,000 checks to taxpayers from savings generated by Elon Musk's government spending cuts, though budget experts express skepticism about the feasibility of the proposal and potential inflationary risks.
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40% Bias Score

Japan's Inflation Hits 19-Month High
Japan's core consumer prices rose 3.2% year-on-year in January, the fastest pace in 19 months, due to higher rice and energy costs; this follows a 3.0% rise in December and 2.7% in November.

Japan's Inflation Hits 19-Month High
Japan's core consumer prices rose 3.2% year-on-year in January, the fastest pace in 19 months, due to higher rice and energy costs; this follows a 3.0% rise in December and 2.7% in November.
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16% Bias Score

China Condemns US Tariffs, Economists Predict Inflation and Global Trade Disruption
China criticized the US's new tariffs on Chinese goods, calling for dialogue to resolve the issue, while economists warn of inflation, disrupted trade, and harm to US consumers; citing examples like a 12% price increase on washing machines after a 50% tariff in 2018.

China Condemns US Tariffs, Economists Predict Inflation and Global Trade Disruption
China criticized the US's new tariffs on Chinese goods, calling for dialogue to resolve the issue, while economists warn of inflation, disrupted trade, and harm to US consumers; citing examples like a 12% price increase on washing machines after a 50% tariff in 2018.
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48% Bias Score
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