Tunisian Leader Refuses IMF’s Full Control in Financial Aid Allocation

Tunisian President Saeed (pictured) said on May 6 that he would not comply with the International Monetary Fund’s “absolute orders”, rejecting the terms of the IMF’s financial assistance. February 2020 representative photo taken in Tunis (2023 REUTERS) TUNIS (Reuters) – Tunisian President Saeed said on Thursday he would not comply with the International Monetary Fund’s … Read more

Economy is on the right track, jobs report says Biden

U.S. President Joe Biden said on Thursday that the February jobs report released earlier this morning showed that the U.S. economy was heading in the right direction. February 14, 2023. REUTERS/Leah Millis/File Photo [ワシントン 10日 ロイター] – U.S. President Biden said on the 10th that February’s employment report, which was released early in the morning, … Read more

Fed still undecided on rate hike in March: Powell

[ニューヨーク 8日 ロイター] – Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell will testify before the House Financial Services Committee on Wednesday, and a decision is almost certain at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) on March 21-22. Officials have yet to make a decision on the size of the proposed rate hike, he said. “We haven’t made … Read more

China warns of real estate developer risks = government activity report | Reuters

The government work report, released on March 5 at the opening of China’s 14th National People’s Congress (NPC), warns that risks remain in the real estate market and promotes steady development in the sector. , to prevent disorderly business expansion by developers. FILE PHOTO: An apartment building construction site in Beijing, July 2022. REUTERS/Thomas Peter … Read more

US Philadelphia Fed Business Conditions Index drops significantly to minus 24.3 in February | Reuters

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia released a manufacturing index of -24.3 in February, an unexpected drop from -8.9 in the previous month. March 2022 (2023 REUTERS/Elijah Nouvelage) (Reuters) – The Philadelphia Federal Reserve’s manufacturing index fell sharply to -24.3 in February, unexpectedly worse than -8.9 in the previous month. Input cost growth accelerated for … Read more

Taiwan to Provide Cash Benefits of $200 Per Person “Sharing the Fruits of Growth” | Reuters

January 4 Taiwan Executive Yuan Su Chung-chang (equivalent to the prime minister) announced on the 4th that it plans to provide all Taiwanese residents with a cash payment equivalent to about US $200. This picture was taken in Keelung, Taiwan April 2022. REUTERS/I-Hwa Cheng TAIPEI (Reuters) – Taiwan plans to provide all Taiwanese residents with … Read more

US interest rate hike observed 0.25% next February CPI received by money market | Reuters

November Consumer Price Index (CPI) data from the US Department of Labor has fueled speculation in money markets that the US Federal Reserve (Fed) will further slow interest rate hikes as early as next year. Photo taken March 2019 (Reuters 2022/Leah Millis)¥ [13日 ロイター] – The US Department of Labor’s November Consumer Price Index (CPI) … Read more

Russia’s partial mobilization order increases, Finland thinks about immigration ban | Reuters

The departure of men who could be summoned increased after Russian President Vladimir Putin signed a partial mobilization order on Friday to continue fighting in Ukraine. Finland announced Thursday that it was considering banning most Russians from entering the country. Photo taken in Finland in 2022. REUTERS / Essi Lehto [バーリマー(フィンランド)/トビリシ(ジョージア) 22日 ロイター] – Russian … Read more

North Korea declares Corona ‘victory’, mask imports from China rise shortly right before | Reuters

Chinese trade facts exhibits North Korea imported about 1.23 million face masks from China in July, shortly right before declaring it won its fight against the novel coronavirus. The photo was taken in Pyongyang in March 2020. Supplied by the Korean Central News Company (KCNA) (Reuters, 2022) BEIJING (Reuters) – North Korea imported about 1.23 … Read more

US CPI: Experts see this | Reuters

(Reuters) – The U.S. Labor Department’s seasonally adjusted consumer price index (CPI) was flat in July, according to a release on Wednesday. This was due to a 20% drop in gasoline prices. Market expectations were for a gain of 0.2%. Compared to the same month last year, it rose 8.5%, falling short of expectations. It … Read more