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The article delves into the economic struggles faced by Russia's elites amidst slow growth and the ongoing conflict with Ukraine. Despite challenges like currency depreciation and loan difficulties, the Russian economy remains stable, with real wages increasing and government funding for the war effort. Additionally, the rise of nationalist parties in Romania, particularly AUR led by an ultranationalist figure, has caused political unrest and raised concerns about the country's stability and its relationships with Western allies, Russia, and Ukraine. Germany's support for Ukraine in light of potential shifts in military aid is also highlighted in the article. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the impact of inflation on the economy in the U.S. as of November 2024 Topics mentioned include the increase in core inflation in October 2024 despite controlling the increase in cost, the rise in the Consumer Price Index in September 2024 and the investors' expectation of the move by central bankers to lower interest rates.

The article explores how the second term of U.S. President-elect Donald Trump will impact inflation. Cited are the economic approach of Trump that comes with risks of a renewed upsurge in prices, how economists view Trump's promise to lower inflation and bring costs down, and the economic impact of Trump's policies that restrict immigration.

The article examines the relationship between wages and inflation, noting that while wages have generally outpaced prices, individual circumstances can vary. It discusses factors like job changes and demand for raises that influence this dynamic, as well as the impact of inflation on expenses such as housing. The article also explores the potential effects of a second Trump administration on Tesla and Elon Musk, focusing on issues like clean air credits, manufacturing subsidies, and autonomous driving regulations. It suggests that Musk may leverage his position to advocate for autonomous driving technology and federal legislation, while also highlighting challenges Tesla faces, including legal disputes over its driver-assistance software and opposition from the United Automobile Workers union. Additionally, the article touches on the potential impact of Republican policies on tax credits for electric vehicles and the differing perspectives on electric vehicles between Democrats and Republicans. [Extracted from the article]

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The article reports on the moderation of inflation based on the July 2024 Consumer Price Index that bolsters the case for the U.S. Fedral Reserve to cut interest rates. It suggests the positive impact of a milder inflation on the presidential campaign of U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris. Emphasis is also given on the job of the Federal Reserve to protect the labor market following the rise of unemployment and slowdown of hiring.

The article focuses on the rise of inflation in Japan and the impact on its economy. Topics discussed include the reason behind the Bank of Japan's initiatives to keep rates low as inflation accelerated, the Bank of Japan's increase of its policy rate in March 2024, the effect of the rise in inflation on Japanese yen, and the impact of the surge in inflation on small businesses in the country.

The article reports on the performance of the Consumer price Index in June 2024 compared with the previous year. Topics discussed include inflation rate in June on a yearly basis, statement from Federal Reserve (Fed) chair Jerome H. Powell, and reason that officials have spent months waiting for evidence that shelter costs are cooling.

This section offers world news briefs on the business sector as of December 2024, including the inflation growth in the United Kingdom (UK), decline in stocks of food company General Mills following a lower annual profit forecast, and the appointment of a quality control chief at automaker Ford Motor.

The article reports that Mordechay Weisz, Steven Krausman and Michael Konig, who are running a group of nursing homes in New Jersey will be barred from being Medicaid providers after an investigation by the state comptroller's office found that they were funneling millions of dollars into their personal accounts and other businesses while severely neglecting vulnerable residents in their care.

The article focuses on Argentina's President Javier Milei, a right-wing libertarian, who has gained significant popularity both at home and abroad for his bold economic reforms and efforts to reduce inflation, despite the social costs of his policies.

The article focuses on the U.S. stock market's rebound on Wednesday, fueled by inflation data that raised expectations for further interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve.

The article focuses on U.S. stock indexes drifting lower ahead of the key inflation update scheduled for Wednesday, marking back-to-back losses for the S&P 500 after a strong rally.

The article reports on the Personal Consumption Expenditures index, a preferred measure of inflation by the U.S. Federal Reserve, which increased in September 2024 after stripping out volatile food and fuel costs.

The article focuses on the growing threat of unemployment and its destabilizing impact on governments and societies, warning that traditional policy tools are no longer sufficient to address the global economic challenges posed by the shifting job market.

The article reports on the mixed performance of U.S. stocks and bonds after inflation update boosted expectations of economic growth, including the nearly unchanged stocks on the Standard & Poor (S&P) 500, gains in the Dow Jones industrial average, and decline in the Nasdaq composite.

The article discusses the cautious approach taken by the Bank of England in reducing interest rates to combat inflation, following increased government spending and tax plans from the new Labour-led administration. Topics include the bank's inflation targets, potential global economic impacts of U.S. tariffs under Donald Trump; and risks associated with long-term inflationary pressures.

The article focuses on the continuing decline in inflation, approaching the Federal Reserve's target of 2%. Topics include the latest inflation data indicating a 2.1% increase in September, the persistence of core inflation at 2.7%, and implications for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy and upcoming interest rate decisions.

The article reports on the economic conditions in the U.S. as of June 2024. Topics mentioned include the reassurance by the Federal Reserve on the slow down of core inflation measure, the increase in the Personal Consumption Expenditures index, the cuts in interest rate, and the factors that contributed to the progress in inflation.

The article examines how pop singer Taylor Swift's concert tour in Europe could affect the region's economy, particularly the high inflation in the services sector. According to European Central Bank's Philip Lane, the tour could worsen inflation as fans will spend on airfare, hotels and restaurants. Also cited are the possible economic effects of the Paris Olympics in France and the Euro 2024 soccer championship in Germany.

The article reports on the inflation rate in the U.S. in April 2024. Topics discussed include the recorded increase in the Consumer Price Index (CPI), the impact of the CPI adjustment on the Standard & Poor's (S&P) 500 index and the two-year U.S. Treasury note yield, and the economic outlook for gasoline prices, car insurance rates, and rent.

The article reports on the expected move by the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) to cut interest rates in the near future and how a surge of inflation could derail a reduction. According to Fed chairman Jerome H. Powell, a new round of rate hike is unlikely but it will depend on inflation data. Also cited is the comment of Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis' Neel Kashkari on the Fed's monetary policy.

The article reports that the U.S. Federal Reserve has left interest rates unchanged on May 1, 2024 at 5.3% citing inflation that is above expectation as the reason. Cited are the reiteration by central bankers that they needed confidence that inflation was coming down before reducing interest, the projection by economists and investors on when will rate reductions will begin, and the reasons cited by Fed officials for keeping rates high.

The article explores the serious consequences of a strong U.S. dollar in 2024 to the global economy. Cited are factors behind the recent strength of the dollar, the strength of the U.S. currency against some of its major trading partners, and the benefits of a strong dollar to foreign businesses and exporters.

The article focuses on the waning hope by investors that the U.S. Federal Reserve will cut rate as inflation remains high in April 2024. Cited are the latest reading of the inflation measure released by the Fed on April 26, 2024 which shows that progress on cooling inflation is stalling in 2024, how economists view Fed's disinflationary path, and the belief by investors of a greater chance of a long period of high rates.

The article reports on the call to U.S. president Joe Biden to push the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates. Topics discussed include the independence of the central bank with presidents having limited influence over it, the impact of high inflation, high mortgage rates and other elevated borrowing costs on Biden's re-election bid, and the view that it is time for Biden to emulate former president Donald Trump who intimidated Federal Reserve chairman Jerome H. Powell to cut rates.

The article presents the discussion on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's recent speech indicates a significant decline in inflation, which is shifting its prominence as a political issue and benefiting Democrats. Topics include Powell's optimistic view on inflation, the reduced political blame on Democrats for economic issues; and shifting public opinion favoring Vice President Kamala Harris over Donald Trump on economic management.

The article highlights the recent decrease in inflation, with the Consumer Price Index showing a 2.9 percent increase from a year earlier.