Key US Price Gauge Exceeds Forecasts
A key US price gauge has exceeded forecasts for rent and transportation costs growth.
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March Inflation Data to Prolong Expectations Fed Rate-Cut
On Wednesday, April 10, official data on consumer prices in the country in March will be released in the United States, which most likely will not become a source of a more unambiguous and reliable preliminary understanding of when the Federal Reserve System will begin implementing the policy of cutting interest rates.
China’s Premier Li Qiang Assembles Economic Experts to Discuss Current Challenges
Last Monday, April 8, Chinese Prime Minister Li Qiang held a meeting with economic experts and representatives of the business community.
The Numerous Benefits of Partaking in Lean Six Sigma Courses Online
The business environment in the United States has driven the competitiveness between companies to record levels. Are you the owner of a small-to-medium-sized venture, and are you active in a highly regulated field where the differences between enterprises come down to the small details? Do you want to boost your profits and garner a reputation […]
How Small Businesses Can Save Money and Simplify Operations with Innovative Bank Platforms
So, if you are thinking about starting a business, let’s get one thing clear from the start. The hardest part of starting a business is taking the first step and doing it. Majority of the people only dream about starting a business but never dare to take the first step. If you’ve already started a […]
How AI Can Help You Better Plan Your Finances
If you want to make better decisions with your money, AI might be what you need the most. It’s possible to find new ways to manage your finances, especially with this tool on our side. AI is so useful that 48% of businesses use some form of AI.
Global Companies With China Units Choose Cheaper Renminbi Funding
Global companies that have business in China are increasingly issuing debt obligations in renminbi to finance activities in the Asian country, as for the first time in six years such a solution has become more cost-effective compared to the practice of raising funds in US dollars.
Moody’s Expert Warns About Threat to US Economy
Currently, the United States economic system is on a growth trajectory, being backed by favorable circumstances such as high consumer spending and a positive labor market situation, but this does not mean that there are no risks to the positive dynamic nowadays.
JPMorgan CEO Hails US Power in Letter to Investors
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon hailed the leadership and economic strength of the United States in an annual letter to shareholders.
Janet Yellen Says About Chinese Imports in New Industries
US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said on Monday, April 8, that Washington takes a position of protest and rejection of the formation of a situation in which Chinese imports are transformed into a factor of negative impact on the situation in new segments of the industrial system.
Canada Sheds Jobs
As a result of March, an unexpected decrease in the number of jobs was recorded in the Canadian labor market.
US Job Growth Blows Past Expectations
In the United States, employers hired many more workers last month than initially expected and continued to steadily raise salaries.
Indonesia Faces Risk of Apple Macbook Shortage
Indonesia is currently striving to increase the volume of production of goods onshore, which is a logical effort in the context of the prospects for the development of the homegrown industrial sector, but under certain circumstances, such a strategy of action can cause all sorts of problems, which happened in the mentioned country.
Effective strategies for millennials with Savings Accounts
As millennials understand the complexities of adulthood, managing finances becomes an increasingly important aspect of their lives. Savings Accounts are fundamental for building a secure financial future among the various economic tools.
Swiss Inflation Slows
An unexpected decrease in the inflation rate was recorded in Switzerland.
Economist Says About Need for China to Return to Basics
Wu Jinglian, one of China’s most outspoken and liberal economists, said Beijing should return to basics.
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