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Bloomberg· 2025-11-26 08:48
Germany is danger of underperforming on growth and faces a longer-term struggle to achieve meaningful expansion unless it pursues “bold” reforms, the IMF says https://t.co/GtupudDEQh ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-26 05:10
The UAE has rapidly become sub-Saharan Africa's second-biggest trade partner. It's seeking food security and wants to invest in a region with rapid economic growth rates https://t.co/KpZTPxt7cZ ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-26 02:12
Sri Lanka’s central bank left its benchmark rate unchanged for a third straight meeting to help inflation return to target while supporting the economy’s growth trajectory https://t.co/N191ESMp0k ...
'Very confident' labor market will turn around in 2026, says Treasury official Joe Lavorgna
CNBC Television· 2025-11-25 22:23
Morning. We finally got the PPI report for September. It showed wholesale prices rising less than expected.It's a sign that inflation may be cooling, but concerns are still brewing over the consumer. Confidence hitting its lowest level since April and elevated concerns about the jobs picture. We also got a softer retail sales number this morning.Where does that leave the Fed. Where does it leave the economy. Joining us now, Joe Levia.He is counselor to the Treasury Secretary. And Joe, it's great to have you ...
Does September Sales Data Boost the Chances of a Fed Interest Rate Cut?
Yahoo Finance· 2025-11-25 17:40
Core Insights - Retail sales in the U.S. slowed in September, indicating a potential waning of consumer momentum as the economy heads into the fourth quarter [2][7] - The slowdown in retail sales could influence the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rates, with some economists suggesting it may lead to a rate cut in December [3][4] Economic Implications - Cooling consumer spending may signal a broader economic slowdown, which could affect growth prospects and the Fed's next interest rate decision [3][4] - The weaker retail sales report may indicate a drag on the economy, potentially leading to weaker third-quarter GDP results [8] Consumer Behavior - Certain retail categories, such as healthcare, furniture, and dining, saw sales increases, while categories like sporting goods, clothing, electronics, and online retail experienced declines compared to August [5] - Financial pressures on middle- and lower-income households are leading consumers to become more value-based shoppers [6] Federal Reserve Considerations - Federal Reserve officials are divided on whether to cut rates, with some citing high inflation as a reason to maintain current rates, while others point to a softening job market as justification for cuts [4] - The data released in September, which was delayed due to a government shutdown, provided clearer insights into the economy for Fed officials [2][7]
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Bloomberg· 2025-11-25 16:28
The head of Denmark’s largest lender expects a surge in investment to drive economic growth in the Nordic nations in 2026, along with a rebound in consumer spending https://t.co/wA0Ql0FbPg ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-25 09:40
By the end of March 2026 India will overtake Japan to become the world’s fourth-largest economy. But the country falls short on many other measures https://t.co/DTcr66K7Ja ...
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The Economist· 2025-11-25 07:20
Challenges in Europe - Europe faces the simultaneous challenge of rebuilding military strength, reviving economic growth, and sustaining climate transition in 2026 [1] - These tasks, individually difficult, pose a significant challenge when combined [1]
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The Economist· 2025-11-25 05:20
Instead of seeking to double GDP per person over 15 years in “real” terms, China should seek to triple it in the nominal dollar terms that really matter https://t.co/cdPD3QyWx3 ...
Why is UK growth so anemic | FT #shorts
Financial Times· 2025-11-25 05:01
The last time the Labor Party was in power, Britain enjoyed a period of sustained economic growth. Labor's back in government, but the UK economy is stuck in a rut. Why.Analysts say that Britain's economic performance, like that of many other rich economies, has been lackluster since the global financial crisis of 2007. That has meant a long spell of weak investment and stagnant productivity. That's the measure of economic output per hour worked.Studies also suggest Brexit has only made growth even more cha ...