Thailand’s economy is poised to expand at its slowest pace in three years in 2026 as exports and domestic demand moderate, according to the Finance Ministry. https://t.co/lz7I9YvF7D ...

Ireland’s economy is set to slow in 2026 as pharmaceutical exports moderate, according to a Bank of Ireland forecast https://t.co/Np7UIlKYFF ...

Canada’s leader must navigate a host of difficult challenges, from the economy to secessionist movements. Solving them is made harder by the fact that Mark Carney leads a minority government https://t.co/X62CI0q3aC ...

Just as Reform rises when immigration is salient, the Tories rise when the economy is voters’ top issue. If they want to be relevant by the next election, it wouldn’t hurt to be unashamedly in favour of business, fiscal responsibility and prosperity https://t.co/jSO8yPJ00MIllustration: Ellie Foreman-Peck ...

The economy, rather than immigration, may be the dominant issue at Britain’s next election. And despite everything, the Tories hold a clear lead on which party voters think would be best to handle it https://t.co/NQ7IuK86MJ ...

RT X Freeze (@XFreeze)THE ECONOMY IS NOT A MAGIC HORN OF PLENTY, IF YOU DON’T MAKE STUFF, THERE’S NO STUFFSome people have this absurd view that the economy is like some magic horn of plenty. Like it just makes stuffWhatever it is, there’s a magic horn of plenty, and the goods and services just come from this magic horn of plenty. Like if somebody has more stuff than somebody else, it’s because they took more from this magic horn of plentyNow, let me just break it to the fools out there if you don’t make st ...

From @WSJopinion: A year in, Trump’s economy is worse than the numbers. The fiscal effects of the coming tax cut and the continuing threats to Fed independence augur ill, writes Alan S. Blinder.https://t.co/fDxtfobxGQ ...

Core Insights - Consumer sentiment improved in January, moving away from near-historical lows recorded late last year, as indicated by the University of Michigan's monthly survey [1] Group 1 - The improvement in consumer sentiment suggests a potential positive shift in economic outlook [1]

- Our new Wall Street Journal poll has some warning signs for the Republican Party as we head into this midterm year, and a lot of them have to do with deteriorating views of how the party is handling the economy. So let's talk about three cautions we see in this new poll for the Republican Party. Caution number one, voters are very unhappy about the economy.As you can see in this chart, when we talked to voters back in July, negative views of the economy outweighed positive views, but only by four points. ...

Core Insights - The article discusses the recent economic trends and their implications for the financial markets, highlighting the potential for growth in certain sectors and the challenges faced by others [1] Group 1: Economic Trends - The U.S. economy is showing signs of resilience, with GDP growth projected to be robust in the upcoming quarters [1] - Inflation rates have stabilized, leading to a more favorable environment for consumer spending and investment [1] Group 2: Sector Analysis - The technology sector is expected to continue its upward trajectory, driven by advancements in artificial intelligence and cloud computing [1] - The energy sector faces headwinds due to fluctuating oil prices and regulatory challenges, impacting investment decisions [1] Group 3: Market Implications - Investors are advised to focus on sectors that demonstrate strong fundamentals and growth potential, while being cautious of those facing economic pressures [1] - The overall market sentiment remains optimistic, with analysts predicting a positive outlook for equities in the near term [1]