In November 2025, the US economy contracts as the pharmaceutical sector struggles, retail faces downturns, and homebuilder sentiment remains low, sparking concerns about future growth.
Ukrainian President Zelenskiy seeks defense ties with Spanish firms in Madrid, aiming to boost military support while leveraging U.S. influence for Russia negotiations.
The IMF warns that global public debt may surpass 100% of GDP by 2029, reaching post-WWII highs. The forecast urges nations to reassess fiscal policies.
Global trade tensions escalate as renewed tariffs and weak economic data hint at significant long-term impacts, while the AI sector provides short-term trade resilience.
Federal Reserve officials face inflation control challenges as persistent inflation could outlast target. Despite economic pressures, stock market thrives on strong bank earnings and trade optimism.
Global clean energy and electric vehicle investments surpassed $56 billion in 2025, reflecting a strong rebound after years of decline, driven by tech advancements and institutional support.
NATO allies agree to supply U.S. arms to Ukraine while pushing for a European-led defense strategy against Russian threats, emphasizing self-reliance within the alliance. U.S. supports but urges European investment in defense capabilities.
The EU faces economic challenges due to escalating US-China tensions, Beijing's export controls, and rising debt, impacting industries and urging strategic domestic responses.
Gold prices soar to $4,000 an ounce after the Federal Reserve's rate cut, amid economic uncertainty, geopolitical tensions, and increased investor demand for safe-haven assets.
The OECD revises its global growth forecast, highlighting resilience against U.S.-China trade tensions and rare earths disputes, while projecting future economic challenges and opportunities.
Bally's struggles with lenders over a $1.9 billion debt restructuring linked to Chicago casino plans, while Rakuten eyes a US IPO for its credit card division.
Argentina's peso plunges amid US aid confusion and soaring interest rates, sparking investor alarm and economic concerns ahead of crucial elections and potential policy shifts.