The Thai government approves a $1.36 billion consumption stimulus program to boost a weakening economy https://t.co/bTX4op6Xld ...

The Irish government is to deliver its toughest budget in years in a bid to shield its economy from the threat of declining investment from US firms https://t.co/v8TkYmqcU2 ...

US Economic Outlook - The Trump administration's policies aim to improve the lives of average American families, fueling market enthusiasm in the United States [1] - The US economy is experiencing a "sugar high" due to fiscal and monetary stimulus, typically seen during recessions, but occurring amidst near full employment [2] - The market has largely moved past tariff issues, but concerns related to tariffs, particularly high inflation, remain unresolved [3] - Markets are underestimating the potential for a significant increase in inflation, given pro-inflationary immigration, fiscal, and monetary policies [4]

New Zealand’s central bank is expected to cut interest rates this week but economists are divided over how aggressively it will respond to the weak economy https://t.co/WgDJt69GEz ...

The UK’s Conservative Party promised to slash spending on welfare, foreign aid and the civil service in a bid to re-establish its credentials as a sound steward of the economy 15 months after being ejected from power https://t.co/1ZMROBx8pQ ...

Hungary’s government is expanding its programs of subsidized loans in a bid to boost the economy ahead of elections in the spring https://t.co/uzdiq0eS2a ...

The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear at least two cases in its upcoming term that have major implications for the economy. https://t.co/UtkNGMeH90 ...

The government shutdown makes it harder to gauge how the economy is doing, and the problem is likely to worsen the longer the shutdown continues—especially when it comes to inflation. https://t.co/CjRWZerSE4 ...

Andrej Babis heads into this weekend’s election with promises to grow the economy more quickly and reverse some austerity. https://t.co/jyJsvVzjsV ...

people don't elect people in Washington to simply co go back to Washington and fight each other and not govern. So, you know, ultimately what has to happen here is elected leaders have to recognize that they have to govern. They're going to have to make some tough choices.Uh we have a huge debt in this country. Uh you know, we trillions of dollars of debt. Neither party wants to deal with that debt.uh and the result is that we have this situation now where both parties are blaming each other for the failure ...