UBS analysts are confident in their prediction of a soft landing for the US economy. They believe that inflation is on a downward trend and that the Federal Reserve is prepared to cut rates to support economic growth. One of the key factors that UBS points to in bringing down inflation is moderating consumer spending.
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Windrose, a Chinese electric truck startup, is planning to establish a U.S. assembly plant for its semi-trucks, with deliveries set to begin in 2025. This move directly challenges Tesla, a dominant player in the electric vehicle market. The decision to set up a plant in the United States signifies a potential comeback for Chinese electric
Ukraine recently announced a preliminary deal with a bondholder group to restructure a significant amount of debt, totaling $19.7 billion. This agreement, which is still subject to approval by bondholders, includes several key aspects that could have a significant impact on the country’s financial future. One of the main elements of the deal is a
China made unexpected moves in lowering key short-term policy rates and benchmark lending rates on Monday in an attempt to stimulate growth in its economy. This decision comes after the country reported disappointing second-quarter economic data and as top leaders convened for a critical plenum meeting. The move signals China’s efforts to combat deflation, address
China’s recent decision to cut short and long-term rates by 10 basis points has sent shockwaves through the global financial markets. The People’s Bank of China announced this move with the intention of supporting economic growth in the country. This decision came shortly after the release of a policy document outlining China’s economic ambitions for
Britain’s new finance minister, Rachel Reeves, is currently considering giving inflation-busting pay increases to almost 2 million government employees. This move comes as an attempt to avoid potential public sector strikes that could cripple essential services. The pay review bodies advising the government have recommended a substantial 5.5% wage rise for 460,000 teachers and 1.4