Quick Look: UK inflation hits a 13-month low at 2.4%, unexpectedly driven down by lower airfares. Bank of England may delay rate hikes, with shifting odds now favouring a rise by August. Economic signs mixed, with factory costs up but pound strength and job market stability noted. In a surprising turn of events, British inflation …
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Quick Look: South Korea’s shadow banking has grown to S$85.8 trillion, with a high delinquency rate of 6.55%. Soaring debts in real estate, highlighted by Taeyoung’s restructuring and a US$66 billion government intervention. Significant funds enrich the tech sector with major semiconductor projects led by SK Hynix and Samsung. The global economy grapples with fluctuating …
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Quick Look: IMF revises the 2024 global growth forecast by 0.1%, maintaining a stable outlook amidst global challenges. Advanced economies like the US and the Eurozone show positive indicators, surpassing pre-COVID levels. Geopolitical tensions, inflation risks, and differing central bank approaches threaten forecasted growth despite potential economic drivers. The IMF emphasizes urgent reforms for sustained …
Quick Look: Global Growth Projections: IMF predicts growth of 3% in 2023 and 2.9% in 2024. Geopolitical Tensions: Ongoing conflict in the Middle East escalates oil prices. Inflation Concerns: High inflation rates prompt fears of continued tight monetary policy. Energy Sector Outlook: Predictions of oil prices reaching $100 per barrel. BP’s Strategic Moves: BP aims …
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Quick Look: Thailand and Singapore emphasize digital and green economies, deep tech, and smart cities. The economic outlook for Thailand in 2024 projects growth of 2.8%-3.3%, with calls for governmental action to stimulate the economy. Ongoing EU-Thailand trade talks seek to balance economic growth with democratic principles. The partnership aims for economic resilience and innovation, …
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Quick Look: Russia’s seaborne crude oil exports surged to nearly 3.5 million barrels/day, diversifying energy markets amidst sanctions. Despite Western sanctions freezing $300 billion, Russia’s reserves reached $599 billion in 2023, ensuring economic stability. Russia’s economy stays resilient despite sanctions, aided by fiscal stimulus during COVID-19, supporting growth and military operations. Russia-China ties strengthen amid …
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Quick Look: The Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed after a massive container ship strike. Daily wage loss is estimated at $2 million, affecting 8,000 jobs and disrupting cargo worth up to $200 million. President Biden seeks federal funding for rebuilding, highlighting the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s role. Minimal overall economic growth impact predicted, with …
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Quick Look: France’s public deficit climbed to 5.5% of GDP in 2023, beyond the set target of 4.9%. The French government sets a reduction target for the deficit to less than 3% by 2027. Macron’s visit to Brazil emphasizes strengthening economic ties, focusing on green investment and defence cooperation. Amidst the global recovery phase, the …
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Quick Look New Zealand’s economic contraction by 0.1% in the last quarter of 2023. The per capita economy shrank by 0.7% in the same period. A record migration intake of 141,000 in 2023 amidst economic downturns. The upcoming national budget may introduce significant adjustments in response to the recession. New Zealand’s Central Bank indicates potential …
In the vast tapestry of economic phenomena, few concepts capture the complexity and nuance of our economic system quite like biflation. This term, coined by Dr. F. Osborne Brown in 2003, offers a window into an economic anomaly that defies conventional wisdom. The term tells the story of an economy caught between two opposing forces: …
Quick Look The BoJ has announced significant changes to its monetary policy, marking a departure from the negative interest rates since 2016. For the first time since 2007, the BoJ raised borrowing costs, setting short-term interest rates at about 0% to 0.1%. The policy adjustments include the end of yield curve controls and a strategic …
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Quick Look South Korea introduces the Corporate Value-up Programme to mitigate the “Korea Discount” and stimulate stock market valuations. The National Pension Service (NPS), the world’s third-largest pension fund, awaits details to adjust asset allocation. Comparisons with Japan’s market reforms spotlight potential benefits and investor scepticism regarding South Korea’s approach. Legal leniency towards chaebols and …
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Quick Look February’s Consumer Price Index is about to rise by 0.4%, indicating an annual inflation rate of 3.1%. Core CPI, excluding gas and food, may decrease slightly from January’s figure. The Producer Price Index will show a marginal increase, reflecting ongoing inflation pressures. Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta projects a 2.5% annual growth rate …
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Quick Look GDP grows by 0.2% in December Quarter 2023, matching economists’ predictions. Annual Australia’s GDP Growth Rate hits 1.5%, aligning with expectations. Export growth and reduced imports boost the economy, while company stock reductions hinder. The household savings ratio rises after two years. Projections indicate a slowdown in GDP growth, with potential recovery by …
Quick Look February’s annual inflation rate in Turkey soared to 67.07%, up from January’s 64.86%. The monthly Consumer Price Inflation (CPI) rose by 4.53% in February, surpassing expectations. Central Bank of Turkey ramped up interest rates by 3,650 basis points to 45% since June. The Turkish lira weakened further, trading at 31.4205 against the dollar …
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