Is Dollar Hegemony Fueling the U.S. Trade Deficit?
Examining how the U.S. dollar’s global dominance influences the nation’s trade deficit and the complex interplay between income distribution and international trade balances.
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China’s Belt and Road Initiative at 10: Charting the Future Path
China’s Belt and Road Initiative marks 10 years of transforming global trade and infrastructure. As it evolves, the focus shifts to technology, sustainability, and inclusive growth for the next decade.
Why the Belt and Road Initiative Is Not a Debt Trap
Examining the claim that China’s Belt and Road Initiative is creating a debt trap for developing nations, and exploring how infrastructure investments are actually aiding economic growth and poverty reduction.
Historic U.S. Auto Workers’ Strike Against Big Three Automakers Reaches 25,000
For the first time in over 80 years, 25,000 U.S. auto workers have launched a historic strike against the Big Three automakers, demanding fair wages and benefits amid high inflation.
IMF Urged to Better Represent Shifts in Global Economy
Experts urge the IMF to adjust its governance structures to better represent the significant changes in the global economy, especially the rise of emerging markets in Asia, over the past decade.
China-Germany Financial Dialogue Highlights Commitment to Cooperation Amid Tensions
China and Germany reaffirmed their commitment to deepening cooperation during the third High-Level Financial Dialogue in Frankfurt, highlighting the importance of collaboration despite recent policy tensions.
US Debt Ceiling Standoffs Undermine Global Confidence
The recurring US debt ceiling crises and government shutdown threats are eroding global confidence in America’s fiscal stability, impacting international markets and stakeholders.
Global Investors Remain Committed to China Amid Withdrawal Rumors
Global investors are reaffirming their commitment to China amid rumors of foreign companies withdrawing. German business leader Michael Schumann notes no German firms plan to leave.
Global Investors Reaffirm Commitment to China Amid Capital Outflow Reports
Major global investors like BlackRock and Bertelsmann Investments emphasize their continued commitment to the Chinese market, despite reports of capital outflows.
Europe’s Fiscal Union Dilemma: Implications for Global Economy
European policymakers are debating fiscal reforms amid concerns of a return to austerity, raising implications for the global economy, including Asian markets connected through trade and investment.
Experts Argue U.S. Cannot Halt China’s Technological Rise
Analysts suggest that U.S. attempts to hinder China’s technological advancement are ineffective and may harm the U.S. more than China, urging a reassessment of current policies.
Geopolitics, Not Protectionism, Is the Real Threat to the Global Economy
While protectionism is often blamed for economic challenges, it’s geopolitics that truly threatens the global economy. Understanding this shift is essential for addressing current global issues.
G20 Summit Overshadowed by Geopolitics: A Reality Check
The G20 Summit concluded with geopolitical tensions overshadowing the critical agenda of global economic recovery, as world leaders grappled with diplomatic frictions instead of focusing on collaborative strategies.
Exploring New Economic Forces at the Bund Summit: Insights into Global Recovery
Experts at the Bund Summit discuss how technological innovations and international cooperation can transform industries, promote sustainable development, and guide the global economy toward shared prosperity.
G20 Summit in New Delhi Aims to Boost Post-Pandemic Global Economy
The 18th G20 Summit in New Delhi focuses on post-pandemic economic recovery, highlighting the significant roles of India and China in fostering global growth.
AU Joins G20: A New Era for Africa in Global Economic Affairs
The African Union has joined the G20 as a permanent member, marking a significant step for Africa’s integration into global economic affairs and enhancing its role in international policymaking.
Exploring CIFTIS 2023: China’s Global Impact on Service Trade
As CIFTIS 2023 concludes, the fair underscores the Chinese mainland’s pivotal role in global service trade, highlighting trends in innovation and international cooperation that shape the global economy.
15th BRICS Summit in Johannesburg Highlights Expansion and De-Dollarization
Leaders of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa meet at the 15th BRICS Summit in Johannesburg to discuss potential expansion and de-dollarization, focusing on strengthening economic cooperation.
World Leaders Convene in South Africa for 15th BRICS Summit
Leaders from Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa gather in Johannesburg for the 15th BRICS Summit to enhance cooperation and address global economic challenges.
BRICS Leaders Convene in Johannesburg for Pivotal Summit
BRICS leaders have arrived in Johannesburg for a pivotal summit aimed at strengthening economic ties and addressing global challenges, marking a significant moment for emerging economies.