Historical financial crises, while often leaving deep societal and economic impacts, have consistently paved the way for remarkable innovation and resilience. As the shadows of a global recession loom ...
Finance ministers and central bankers, gathered in Washington for the annual meetings of the International Monetary Fund, ...
Ryanair tends to grow faster in a recession, according to its boss Michael O’Leary. He might well be talking about the Irish ...
Global commodity prices are getting hammered, as trade war tensions once more fester between the world's two largest economies — and recession signals are flashing red. The S&P GSCI index, which ...
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The AI bubble could pop the US and global economies
At the International Monetary Fund’s annual meeting last week, the chief economist warned that the AI investment boom has ...
It wasn’t just a complete narrative fail, the fiasco uncovers much deeper and more intractable problems resurfacing at a most inopportune time. There are lessons to be heeded across the world, but ...
For quite a while now we’ve been hearing negative sentiment regarding the near future. At least since the pandemic delivered an unexpectedly hard blow to the whole world, which had wide-ranging ...
Earlier this year, predictions that a recession would soon grip the global economy were rampant. But more than halfway through 2023, China is the only major economy that appears to be at significant ...
Recently, global investment bank UBS announced that, after crunching some “hard data” from between May and July 2025, there’s a 93% chance of the U.S. entering a recession this year [1].
A wave of trucking companies filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in the last week of September, including Precision Express, L.S. Trucking, and GMB Transport on Sept. 23, WBK Transport on Sept. 26, and ...
Dec 1 (Reuters) - A stellar rally in equities and bonds suggests market confidence is high for the world economy to reach a soft landing after a run of aggressive interest rate hikes. Yet labour ...
Stock markets in Europe and Asia fell Friday as investors became increasingly worried that more interest rate hikes by central banks would tip major economies into a prolonged recession. Hong Kong’s ...
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