Ukraine-Russia

Signs of Progress in U.S.–Ukraine Peace Talks and Global Market Implications

The White House says negotiations with Ukraine show real progress, raising hopes for a path toward ending the Russia–Ukraine war. Here’s what the diplomatic shift means for energy markets, Europe’s economy, and geopolitical risk.
2025.11.24
Ukraine-Russia
EUR

Europe Hardens Its China Trade Strategy: Why Germany’s Pivot Matters for the Global Economy

The EU is preparing a tougher trade stance on China as Germany pivots its long-standing policies. This analysis explains Europe’s de-risking strategy, political drivers, and global economic implications.
2025.11.21
EUR
Global Economy

G20 Growth Outlook Falls to Post-Crisis Low: IMF Warns of Weakest Medium-Term Prospects Since 2009

The IMF warns that G20 countries face their weakest medium-term growth outlook since 2009, citing productivity stagnation, fiscal strains, and geopolitical risks. An in-depth analysis of global economic implications.
2025.11.20
Global Economy
EUR

UK Inflation Falls for the First Time in Months — What It Means for Reeves’ Budget and BOE Policy

The UK reported its first inflation drop since March, reshaping expectations for Chancellor Reeves' upcoming Budget and the Bank of England's policy path. Here's what global investors need to know.
2025.11.19
EUR
Asia Pacific

Death Sentence for Bangladesh’s Former PM: What It Means for Regional Risk and Investment

Analysis of the global political and economic implications following the death sentence of former Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina, covering regional geopolitical dynamics and market risks.
2025.11.17
Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific

China’s Economic Momentum Stalls as Factory Output and Retail Sales Hit One-Year Lows

China’s latest data shows factory output and retail sales growth at their weakest in over a year, raising fresh concerns about demand, deflation, and policy effectiveness.
2025.11.15
Asia Pacific
Middle East Conflict

How the Gaza War Became a Windfall for U.S. Defense Contractors

The Gaza conflict has triggered a surge in U.S. defense demand, boosting major contractors and reshaping global arms spending. Here’s how war economics are transforming the industry.
2025.11.13
Middle East Conflict
Global Economy

IEA Warns Oil Demand May Keep Rising Until 2050 — A Reality Check for Energy Transition Goals

The IEA's new forecast signals global oil consumption could keep rising until 2050, challenging net-zero targets and reshaping global energy investment strategies.
2025.11.12
Global Economy
US

Markets Breathe Easier as U.S. Shutdown Nears an End — But Fiscal Tensions Remain

The U.S. Senate’s passage of a stopgap deal signals the end of the latest government shutdown. Markets welcomed the move, but deep fiscal divisions remain unresolved.
2025.11.11
US
Asia Pacific

Japan’s Stimulus Blueprint Signals Shift Toward Growth Over Tightening

Japan's new stimulus draft urges the Bank of Japan to prioritize growth over rate hikes, signaling closer fiscal-monetary coordination amid inflation uncertainty.
2025.11.10
Asia Pacific
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