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Melbourne Housing Market Shows Regional Divergence After Rate Cut
Despite a citywide rise in house values following a February rate cut, several Melbourne regions experienced declines, with Essendon's median house price falling 1.4 percent to $1,455,000, while Whitehorse West unit prices dropped 2.5 percent to $730,000, indicating varied market responses.
Melbourne Housing Market Shows Regional Divergence After Rate Cut
Despite a citywide rise in house values following a February rate cut, several Melbourne regions experienced declines, with Essendon's median house price falling 1.4 percent to $1,455,000, while Whitehorse West unit prices dropped 2.5 percent to $730,000, indicating varied market responses.
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40% Bias Score


Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
Australia's Inflation Surge: A Self-Fulfilling Prophecy
Australia's inflation rate reached 7.8 percent in late 2022, driven by pandemic-related supply disruptions, massive government stimulus, and a self-fulfilling prophecy among businesses who used media coverage to justify significant price increases, even after supply issues resolved.
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52% Bias Score


Central Bank's Policy Impacts Krasnodar Region's Economy
Professor Alexander Polidi, an economics expert, comments on the Central Bank of Russia's monetary policy and its impact on the Krasnodar region's economy, predicting a gradual interest rate decrease within six months and a shift towards a service-based economy.
Central Bank's Policy Impacts Krasnodar Region's Economy
Professor Alexander Polidi, an economics expert, comments on the Central Bank of Russia's monetary policy and its impact on the Krasnodar region's economy, predicting a gradual interest rate decrease within six months and a shift towards a service-based economy.
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40% Bias Score


China Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy to Maintain 5 Percent GDP Growth Target
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent; the Government Work Report announced a "more proactive" fiscal policy with a record 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic...
China Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy to Maintain 5 Percent GDP Growth Target
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent; the Government Work Report announced a "more proactive" fiscal policy with a record 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic...
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48% Bias Score


China Targets 5 Percent GDP Growth in 2025, Unveils Major Fiscal and Monetary Policy Shifts
China's Government Work Report sets a 5 percent GDP growth target for 2025, implementing a more proactive fiscal policy with a 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, issuing 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and shifting to a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domes...
China Targets 5 Percent GDP Growth in 2025, Unveils Major Fiscal and Monetary Policy Shifts
China's Government Work Report sets a 5 percent GDP growth target for 2025, implementing a more proactive fiscal policy with a 4 percent fiscal deficit-to-GDP ratio, issuing 1.3 trillion yuan in ultra-long-term special treasury bonds, and shifting to a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domes...
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4% Bias Score


China Sets 5 Percent GDP Growth Target for 2025
China set its 2025 GDP growth target at around 5 percent, increasing its deficit-to-GDP ratio to 4 percent and issuing 11.86 trillion yuan in new government debt to stimulate domestic demand and counter economic headwinds, while aiming for around 2 percent inflation.
China Sets 5 Percent GDP Growth Target for 2025
China set its 2025 GDP growth target at around 5 percent, increasing its deficit-to-GDP ratio to 4 percent and issuing 11.86 trillion yuan in new government debt to stimulate domestic demand and counter economic headwinds, while aiming for around 2 percent inflation.
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28% Bias Score

Fed Meeting Looms: Should You Open a CD Now?
The Federal Reserve's upcoming March 18-19 meeting will determine monetary policy, with the February inflation report (released March 12) significantly influencing the decision; current economic indicators suggest a rate pause, prompting savers to explore high-yield CD accounts.

Fed Meeting Looms: Should You Open a CD Now?
The Federal Reserve's upcoming March 18-19 meeting will determine monetary policy, with the February inflation report (released March 12) significantly influencing the decision; current economic indicators suggest a rate pause, prompting savers to explore high-yield CD accounts.
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44% Bias Score

ECB Cuts Interest Rates Amid Slowing Eurozone Growth
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered key interest rates by 25 basis points to 2.50 percent, 2.65 percent, and 2.90 percent, effective March 12, in response to slowing economic growth and disinflation in the Eurozone, projecting inflation to reach 2 percent by 2027.

ECB Cuts Interest Rates Amid Slowing Eurozone Growth
The European Central Bank (ECB) lowered key interest rates by 25 basis points to 2.50 percent, 2.65 percent, and 2.90 percent, effective March 12, in response to slowing economic growth and disinflation in the Eurozone, projecting inflation to reach 2 percent by 2027.
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China Sets 5 Percent Economic Growth Target for 2025
China set a 5 percent economic growth target for 2025, aiming for steady recovery amid global uncertainty; Premier Li Qiang announced this goal, along with measures including a 5.66 trillion yuan government deficit and policy support for key sectors, building on 2024's 5 percent growth.

China Sets 5 Percent Economic Growth Target for 2025
China set a 5 percent economic growth target for 2025, aiming for steady recovery amid global uncertainty; Premier Li Qiang announced this goal, along with measures including a 5.66 trillion yuan government deficit and policy support for key sectors, building on 2024's 5 percent growth.
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44% Bias Score

China Maintains 5% GDP Growth Target for 2025, Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent, with the Government Work Report outlining a significantly more proactive fiscal policy including a record-high fiscal deficit, increased bond issuance, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic demand and improve living stand...

China Maintains 5% GDP Growth Target for 2025, Unveils Proactive Fiscal Policy
China's 2025 GDP growth target remains at around 5 percent, with the Government Work Report outlining a significantly more proactive fiscal policy including a record-high fiscal deficit, increased bond issuance, and a moderately loose monetary policy to boost domestic demand and improve living stand...
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20% Bias Score

Turkey Cuts Interest Rate by 250 Basis Points to 42.5 Percent
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey lowered its policy interest rate by 250 basis points to 42.5 percent on [Date], citing a recent decrease in inflation and maintaining a focus on achieving a 5 percent medium-term inflation target.

Turkey Cuts Interest Rate by 250 Basis Points to 42.5 Percent
The Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey lowered its policy interest rate by 250 basis points to 42.5 percent on [Date], citing a recent decrease in inflation and maintaining a focus on achieving a 5 percent medium-term inflation target.
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36% Bias Score

China Targets 5% GDP Growth in 2025 with Increased Government Spending
China set a 5 percent GDP growth target for 2025, planning increased government spending (11.86 trillion yuan in new debt), special treasury bonds (1.3 trillion yuan), and a 4 percent deficit-to-GDP ratio to stimulate domestic demand and create over 12 million urban jobs while aiming for a 2 percent...

China Targets 5% GDP Growth in 2025 with Increased Government Spending
China set a 5 percent GDP growth target for 2025, planning increased government spending (11.86 trillion yuan in new debt), special treasury bonds (1.3 trillion yuan), and a 4 percent deficit-to-GDP ratio to stimulate domestic demand and create over 12 million urban jobs while aiming for a 2 percent...
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24% Bias Score
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