Private-sector activity in the euro area stayed strong in November, feeding hopes that economic growth can pick up in the last months of the year https://t.co/QpP2kPg3uS ...

The UK is planning a fast track to citizenship for high earners. For those eyeing the UK, if they earn over £125,000 and have a visa to be in the country, it means they'll only have to wait 3 years until they can get permanent residency in the UK. That's 2 years shorter than the system at the moment and up to 7 years shorter than everyone else will have to wait.It's a message to the wealthy who are here or who are thinking of coming here that they are [music] wanted as the UK tries to boost growth. So, it's ...

Global investors snapped up the most Philippine shares in more than two years, on expectations the central bank will cut interest rates next month to bolster economic growth https://t.co/8w1WrmADxu ...

Economic Outlook - Singapore's economic growth outlook for the current year roughly doubled to approximately 4% [1] - The growth is attributed to a better-than-expected third quarter [1] - A slowdown in economic activity is anticipated for the coming year [1] Global Impact - US tariffs are expected to negatively impact the global economy, contributing to the projected slowdown [1]

Germany’s economy may return to growth in the final three months of the year as the volatility created by US tariffs subsides, according to the Bundesbank https://t.co/QS4vzPi4tS ...

RT Melissa Chen (@MsMelChen)Here we go with the Chinese propaganda masters. Imagine defending Mao's economic record in the 2025th year of our Lord.You bring up India and Indonesia as "peers?" They may be valid comparisons due to scale, but neither of those nations pursued Mao's radical agenda that led to an unimaginable human toll. India's growth was slower but steadier, without 50 million unnecessary deaths across the Great Leap Forward and Cultural Revolution.Taiwan, under Chiang Kai Shek, achieved ~8% an ...

Let's talk about some of these commitments. We've heard from the president, from the crown prince. Yesterday, I was in the Oval Office.The 600 billion quickly became 1 trillion just in a matter of 60 seconds. And when you look through some of the deals that they're talking about, you hear the words commitments, M. O.use. At what point do you think these deals will actually be inked, more solidified. Well, this is actually a relationship that is quite reciprocal.Both countries benefit from co-investing with ...

Core Insights - The U.S. housing market is experiencing its lowest turnover rate since the early to mid-1990s, with only 28 out of every 1,000 homes changing hands in the first nine months of 2025 [1] Group 1: Factors Contributing to Low Turnover - High borrowing costs and elevated home prices are significant barriers for homebuyers, with the average 30-year fixed mortgage rate remaining around 6% despite a slight decrease from its peak of over 7% in Q4 2023 [2] - The weakening job market and economic growth contribute to homeowners' reluctance to buy or sell, leading to a natural decline in transaction pace [3] Group 2: Regional Variations - Turnover rates vary by region, with major cities like New York and Los Angeles showing the lowest rates at approximately 10 to 11 sales per 1,000 homes, influenced by state laws like California's Proposition 13 that incentivize homeowners to remain in their properties [4] Group 3: Market Implications - The current market conditions result in reduced supply for buyers and diminished demand, leading to a sluggish housing market characterized by fewer transactions and more homes remaining unsold [6] - A potential drop in mortgage rates could encourage buyers to re-enter the market and prompt sellers to consider moving [7]

Economic Outlook - Europe faces a complex challenge in 2026, needing to simultaneously rebuild military strength, revive economic growth, and sustain its climate transition [1] - These tasks, difficult individually, present a significant challenge when combined [1]

30 years ago, all of this was just a disused dockyard. You had rusty cranes, empty warehouses. Ireland's economy was was really struggling.There was massive unemployment. Young people were leaving in their droves to try and find jobs elsewhere. And then the government decided to take a massive gamble, which wasn't uncontroversial at the time.They slashed the corporate tax rate to 12 and a half% which is way lower than you find in other developed countries. And it worked. That tax cut along with a suite of g ...