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Eurozone Inflation Edges Up in December 2024, Future Risks Remain
Eurostat reported 2.4% inflation for December 2024 in the Eurozone, exceeding the ECB's target slightly but remaining below 2023 peaks; rising service prices and potential trade conflicts pose future risks.
Eurozone Inflation Edges Up in December 2024, Future Risks Remain
Eurostat reported 2.4% inflation for December 2024 in the Eurozone, exceeding the ECB's target slightly but remaining below 2023 peaks; rising service prices and potential trade conflicts pose future risks.
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40% Bias Score
Bitcoin's 2025 Surge: Record Hash Rate, Institutional Adoption, and Sovereign Interest
Bitcoin's robust fundamentals, including a record-high hash rate and surging on-chain activity, signal a strong start to 2025, fueled by institutional investment, ETF growth, and growing adoption by sovereign states, potentially reaching $185,000 this year, according to Galaxy Research.
Bitcoin's 2025 Surge: Record Hash Rate, Institutional Adoption, and Sovereign Interest
Bitcoin's robust fundamentals, including a record-high hash rate and surging on-chain activity, signal a strong start to 2025, fueled by institutional investment, ETF growth, and growing adoption by sovereign states, potentially reaching $185,000 this year, according to Galaxy Research.
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56% Bias Score
Furman's Critique of Rules-Based Monetary Policy Challenged
Economist Jason Furman's argument against rules-based monetary policy is challenged, highlighting the significant role of political decisions during the 2020 pandemic and the limitations of the Fed's interventions in the face of political actions that caused economic contraction.
Furman's Critique of Rules-Based Monetary Policy Challenged
Economist Jason Furman's argument against rules-based monetary policy is challenged, highlighting the significant role of political decisions during the 2020 pandemic and the limitations of the Fed's interventions in the face of political actions that caused economic contraction.
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60% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Consumption-Driven Growth in 2025
In 2025, China will prioritize boosting domestic demand and consumption through expansionary fiscal and monetary policies, including increased deficits, special bonds, and rate cuts, aiming to leverage the 43.1 percentage point increase in final consumption expenditure's contribution to 2023's econo...
China Prioritizes Consumption-Driven Growth in 2025
In 2025, China will prioritize boosting domestic demand and consumption through expansionary fiscal and monetary policies, including increased deficits, special bonds, and rate cuts, aiming to leverage the 43.1 percentage point increase in final consumption expenditure's contribution to 2023's econo...
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40% Bias Score
China to Prioritize Monetary Easing to Boost Domestic Demand in 2025
China's central bank will prioritize monetary easing to boost domestic demand in 2025, potentially cutting interest rates by 0.5 percentage points and reserve requirement ratios by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, despite expecting moderate yuan depreciation against the US dollar in the first half of the ...
China to Prioritize Monetary Easing to Boost Domestic Demand in 2025
China's central bank will prioritize monetary easing to boost domestic demand in 2025, potentially cutting interest rates by 0.5 percentage points and reserve requirement ratios by 0.5 to 1 percentage point, despite expecting moderate yuan depreciation against the US dollar in the first half of the ...
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32% Bias Score
The Illusion of a Single Interest Rate: The Limits of Central Bank Control
This article refutes the idea of a uniform interest rate, arguing that borrowing costs are highly variable and depend on individual circumstances, rendering the Federal Reserve's control over them limited, as evidenced by the vast differences in borrowing costs between wealthy individuals and those ...
The Illusion of a Single Interest Rate: The Limits of Central Bank Control
This article refutes the idea of a uniform interest rate, arguing that borrowing costs are highly variable and depend on individual circumstances, rendering the Federal Reserve's control over them limited, as evidenced by the vast differences in borrowing costs between wealthy individuals and those ...
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60% Bias Score
China Shifts to "Moderately Loose" Monetary Policy After 14 Years
China has adopted a "moderately loose" monetary policy for 2025, marking a significant shift from its 14-year "prudent" stance, involving interest rate cuts, reserve requirement ratio reductions, and unconventional measures to boost domestic demand, stabilize the yuan, and counter economic headwinds...
China Shifts to "Moderately Loose" Monetary Policy After 14 Years
China has adopted a "moderately loose" monetary policy for 2025, marking a significant shift from its 14-year "prudent" stance, involving interest rate cuts, reserve requirement ratio reductions, and unconventional measures to boost domestic demand, stabilize the yuan, and counter economic headwinds...
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48% Bias Score
Conflicting Stock Market Outlook for 2025: Bullish Predictions Meet Investor Skepticism
Stock market analysts predict a 14-19% increase in the S&P 500 in 2025, driven by earnings growth, but retail investor sentiment shows declining bullishness and rising bearishness, amidst concerns about trade policy and monetary policy.
Conflicting Stock Market Outlook for 2025: Bullish Predictions Meet Investor Skepticism
Stock market analysts predict a 14-19% increase in the S&P 500 in 2025, driven by earnings growth, but retail investor sentiment shows declining bullishness and rising bearishness, amidst concerns about trade policy and monetary policy.
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44% Bias Score
Treasury Yields Fluctuate on Volatile First Trading Day of 2025
On January 2nd, 2025, the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.561% after fluctuating throughout the day, while the 2-year yield was 4.246%; this follows a volatile year for Treasuries and comes amidst mixed economic signals.
Treasury Yields Fluctuate on Volatile First Trading Day of 2025
On January 2nd, 2025, the 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.561% after fluctuating throughout the day, while the 2-year yield was 4.246%; this follows a volatile year for Treasuries and comes amidst mixed economic signals.
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36% Bias Score
Reagan Tax Cuts, Not Volcker, Primarily Curbed 1980s Inflation
This article challenges the conventional wisdom attributing the decline in 1980s inflation to Paul Volcker, arguing that Reagan-era tax cuts were the primary driver, citing specific tax rate reductions and contrasting Carter's rejection of a similar bill in 1978.
Reagan Tax Cuts, Not Volcker, Primarily Curbed 1980s Inflation
This article challenges the conventional wisdom attributing the decline in 1980s inflation to Paul Volcker, arguing that Reagan-era tax cuts were the primary driver, citing specific tax rate reductions and contrasting Carter's rejection of a similar bill in 1978.
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64% Bias Score
China Prioritizes Domestic Demand Boost, Despite Yuan Depreciation Risks
Facing headwinds from potential US tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and interest rate differentials, China plans to prioritize monetary easing to boost domestic demand in 2025, aiming for long-term yuan stability despite potential short-term depreciation.
China Prioritizes Domestic Demand Boost, Despite Yuan Depreciation Risks
Facing headwinds from potential US tariffs, geopolitical tensions, and interest rate differentials, China plans to prioritize monetary easing to boost domestic demand in 2025, aiming for long-term yuan stability despite potential short-term depreciation.
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36% Bias Score
Japan Inflation Rises, Record Budget Approved Amidst Nissan-Honda Merger Talks
Japan's Tokyo inflation hit 3% in November, exceeding expectations; a new record budget of $732 billion was approved, while bond issuance is restricted; Nissan and Honda are in merger talks.
Japan Inflation Rises, Record Budget Approved Amidst Nissan-Honda Merger Talks
Japan's Tokyo inflation hit 3% in November, exceeding expectations; a new record budget of $732 billion was approved, while bond issuance is restricted; Nissan and Honda are in merger talks.
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36% Bias Score
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