Survival or Success? Automakers Race Toward Cost Competitiveness.
“Traditional automakers are currently experiencing structural headwinds and a very high degree of uncertainty. Making step changes in terms of costs and productivity is the
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IMF Says US Economy Slowing But Doesn’t Forecast Recession – Bloomberg
The International Monetary Fund sees the US economy shifting into a lower gear this year as President Donald Trump pushes forward with aggressive tariffs but
U.S. Fourth-Quarter GDP Revised Higher – WSJ
Gross domestic product grew at a slightly faster pace in the last three months of 2024 than previously estimated, the Commerce Department said Thursday. Commerce
The surging gold price is boosting Central Asia’s economies – The Economist
Tian Shan—the name for the mountains that cross Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan—roughly translates as “Mountains of Heaven”. It is fitting for a range that is
Trade Policy Should Return to ‘Reason,’ Says ECB’s Villeroy – WSJ
Rising tariffs will weaken economies around the world, the head of the Bank of France said, while expressing a hope that future government decisions take
The year’s biggest AI float just became an IPOuroboros – The Financial Times
CoreWeave is planning to slash the size of its initial public offering and bring in Nvidia as an anchor investor, another sign of wavering investor
How Artificial Intelligence Can Boost Productivity in Latin America
Latin America and the Caribbean has long been a region with one of the most informal labor markets. A large part of the workforce is
Britons cutting back on spending as confidence in economy falls, survey shows – The Guardian
Consumers are cutting back spending on everyday items amid falling confidence in the UK economy before Rachel Reeves’s spring statement, according to a survey. As
Banks Sour on UK Currency Over Economic Risks From Spending Cuts – Bloomberg
Big banks are turning more pessimistic on the pound before the UK unveils its fiscal plan for the coming year, saying the risk of spending
Retail traders plough $67bn into US stocks while investment giants flee – The Financial Times
Retail traders plough $67bn into US stocks while investment giants flee. Individual investors ‘buy the dip’ this year as equities slide. Net inflows from retail