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26.07 / 07:43
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economy
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Amundi CIO Mortier: Markets have yet to price in the risk of a Trump-fuelled inflation rebound
A re-election of Trump as president of the US in November is likely to lead to higher inflation in the world's largest economy, the CIO of Europe's asset management giant said, a scenario markets are currently not pricing in. Mortier noted an «animal spirit» currently prevails in markets, fuelled by the expectation that the potential return of a Trump administration would benefit equities through lower taxes and reduced regulation. However, Trump's proposed economic plan for a second term involves a repeat of raising tariffs on imports, cutting taxes, and deporting millions of undocu...
26.07 / 05:51
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Citi
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economy
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Indonesia launches Golden Visa to lure foreign investors
Indonesia has launched a long-term visa scheme designed to attract foreign investors. The initiative offers visas of up to 10 years to investors, aiming to draw significant investments into Southeast Asia's largest economy.
26.07 / 03:17
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Target
economy
Sustainability
country
reports
International
India mustn’t lose time on a climate finance taxonomy
India’s climate ambitions are as vast as its challenges. The threats of rising sea levels, erratic monsoons and extreme heatwaves loom large. Trillions in investment are needed to mitigate these and transition to a low-carbon economy.
26.07 / 03:03
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Citi
Target
Strategy
economy
Olympics
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Fiscal policy: Don’t let rings be run around the budget deficit
It’s the season of clear targets, quick wins and instant applause, as the Olympics of 2024 kick off in Paris, a city aflutter with flags bearing their famous ‘rings of unity.’ Among other virtues, the Olympic Games offer us a contrast with economic frames, which have complex targets, slow wins and patchy applause. So much so that our heads can begin to spin if rings get run around what’s good for the economy, as if the data overload of every budget is not heavy enough.
26.07 / 01:27
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economy
wellness
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social
reports
Luxury watchmakers pivot to India amid slump in Chinese market
Raynald Aeschlimann, president and chief executive officer of watch company Omega, owned by the Swatch Group AG, spoke exclusively to Mint virtually about India as a market and the promise it holds. For the entire group, South Korea, India and the United Arab Emirates also considerably outperformed the previous year. The shift away from China—the largest consumer of luxury in the world—has impacted Swatch, Omega's parent, which reported lower half-yearly sales from a year ago.
25.07 / 19:45
Target
economy
Parke
WhatsApp
FY25 gold bond float target cut by 38%
gold bond issuance target for this financial year by 38% from the record interim budget goal, a senior official said, indicating waning investor interest amid better alternatives.
25.07 / 19:19
economy
Election
President
country
Schools
Courts
Venezuela Elections 2024: Who is María Corina Machado? Driving force behind main opposition candidate, Edmundo Gonzalez
Maria Corina Machado is not the opposition candidate against President Nicolas Maduro as the oil-rich Latin American country Venezuela is going to polls, but the incumbent president targets her in almost every election rally he addresses. The 56-year-old lady would not be the president if the opposition won the poll, but she has emerged as the biggest hope for the opposition. A little-known former diplomat Edmundo Gonzalez has been pitched against the powerful socialist leader. Within a few months, Machado has succeeded in building a powerful social movement that has attracted thousands of people from among the masses.
25.07 / 18:33
markets
Citi
Target
Analysis
economy
Universities
country
Amid tensions with China, some US states are purging Chinese companies from their investments
Some U.S. states are scrapping investments in Chinese companies amid tensions between countries with the world's largest economies
25.07 / 18:23
markets
Manufacturing
economy
2020
reports
Department
jobless claims
Fewer Americans file for jobless claims as applications remain at elevated, but not troubling levels
Fewer Americans filed for unemployment benefits last week, but applications remained at recently elevated, though not troubling levels
25.07 / 18:16
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economy
country
reports
China cuts 1-year benchmark rate and doubles subsidies for EVs in its 'cash for clunkers' program
China has ratcheted up its efforts to spur slowing growth by cutting a key policy rate and doubling subsidies for electric vehicles bought to replace older cars
25.07 / 18:14
25.07 / 18:05
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COST
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economy
Could render home not-so-sweet home
cost indexation in property transactions, although simpler to administer and resulting in lower capital gains tax, may adversely impact slower markets, typically smaller towns and less desirable districts of large cities. The new tax dispensation favours property investments that yield positive inflation-adjusted returns. Where this condition is not met — housing prices not having grown much faster than prices overall — the homeowner faces an extra tax hurdle in disposing of his property. This could cause greater illiquidity in select micro markets and affect urban growth. The same forces would be at play during a property downcycle, when homeowners may put off decisions to sell, contributing in the process to factors that led to the slump.
25.07 / 17:56
25.07 / 17:46
Waters
Assurant
economy
Food
country
inclusion
innovations
Budget 2024: Strong emphasis on agriculture & climate resilience signals transformative development
India's existence and across a series of budgets, one factor has remained constant: the economy's high dependence on the farm sector, thanks to its contribution to economic growth and consumption expenditure. So, it's good to see this budget putting the impetus on agriculture and its focus on more effective, efficient and climate-resilient public spending.
25.07 / 17:02
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LinkedIn founder feels that 9-to-5 jobs will become a relic of the past by 2034!
Reid Hoffman. An old interview with the entrepreneur is going viral on social media. In the clip, Hoffman says he believes that 9-5 jobs will become a relic of the past by 2034!
25.07 / 15:21
markets
UPS
Manufacturing
economy
Department
US economy grew faster than expected during the second quarter
New Century Advisors chief economist Claudia Sahm and Piper Sandler chief investment strategist Michael Kantrowitz discuss whether the economy is on the cusp of recession on 'Making Money.'
25.07 / 09:57
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Provident
Digital
economy
information
Department
After India Stack, why Sitharaman proposed another stack for economic boost
Agriculture sector provides livelihood support to about 42.3% of the population of India and has a share of 18.2 per cent in the country’s GDP at current prices. As a sector, it has been buoyant, which is made evident by the average annual growth rate of 4.18% at constant prices over the last five years. It, however, can't be denied that there are a host of difficult, entrenched issues, which have kept the sector from reaching the next level, where it can be among the economy's saviours.
25.07 / 08:22
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Digital
CEO
economy
Sustainability
Research
innovations
Budget 2024: Industry leaders weigh in on India's path to growth and innovation
Nirmala Sitharaman, marks a significant step towards realising the vision of a ‘Viksit Bharat’. The Union Budget focuses on fiscal consolidation with a target of a 4.9% fiscal deficit of GDP. Key allocations include substantial funding for infrastructure, rural development, employment, and skilling initiatives. Significant policy changes include the abolition of the Angel Tax for startups, and promoting investment and innovation. The budget emphasises technology, with increased funding for research and development, also prioritising digital infrastructure, and women's development with a strong support to MSMEs and entrepreneurship.
25.07 / 00:05
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Target
economy
Cycling
reports
Headlines
rowing
Bank of Canada cuts interest rate again and signals more to come
The Bank of Canada on Wednesday cut its interest rate by 25 basis points for a second time in a row, citing a pullback in household spending on both consumer goods and housing as a reason to bring the rate down to 4.5 per cent even as price pressures in shelter and services continue to keep inflation elevated.
24.07 / 23:40
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UPS
Strategy
economy
CIBC
Cycling
September 'very much on the table': What economists say about Bank of Canada rate cuts
Stephen Brown, deputy chief North America economist with Capital Economics, said the Bank of Canada’s comments suggested it would keep cutting rates if inflation continues to ease.
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