Economic News Category

Debate Highlights: Biden Struggles Against Trump on Economy During the recent presidential debate, President Joe Biden struggled to demonstrate his readiness for a second term, faltering against former President Donald Trump. The debate was controlled and policy-focused, contrasting the 2020 debates’ outbursts and testy exchanges. Biden’s performance raised concerns about his age and mental acuity,

Yen Set for Major Swings Amid Intervention Threat, Charts Indicate The market is bracing for a significant increase in yen volatility as the currency slumps to its lowest level since 1986, raising concerns about potential Japanese intervention. Volatility spreads reveal that investors are demanding a premium to guard against sudden moves, bearish yen bets are

Economists Boost China Growth Forecasts Amid Improved Exports The outlook for China’s exports is expected to improve, supporting growth in the world’s second-largest economy even as consumer spending slows, according to a Bloomberg survey of economists. Exports are forecasted to rise by 4.3% this year, up from a 2.8% gain predicted in May, based on

25-Year Yen Weakness Crisis Hits Tokyo Hard Currency traders expecting a rebound in the yen should be cautious and consider insights from experienced policy veterans rather than solely relying on current officials. Over the past year, the yen has hit thirty-year lows, with key Japanese officials attributing this decline to the policies of the Federal

Chinese Economy Poised for Growth Despite Challenges China’s economy is set to continue its growth trajectory this year, bolstered by significant untapped potential in rural consumption, manufacturing, and further economic liberalization, as reported by the World Economic Forum. Chen Liming, chair of Greater China at the WEF, highlighted China’s enduring strengths such as its vast