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Schumer: US Shutdown Looms as Spending Deal Remains Out of Reach Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer recently announced that congressional efforts to finalize a spending package were unsuccessful over the weekend, raising concerns about a potential US government shutdown starting March 2. Schumer expressed disappointment in a letter to colleagues, noting the need for more

UK Consumer Confidence Declines Due to Economic Uncertainty UK consumer sentiment dipped in February, reflecting a hesitancy among households to increase spending, despite indications that the economy might be recovering from a recent mild recession. The decline was noted in the GfK’s key sentiment gauge, which fell by 2 points to a level of -21,

Survey Indicates Australia Likely to Reduce Interest Rates in Third Quarter Australian economists have recently updated their predictions regarding the Reserve Bank of Australia’s (RBA) monetary policy, anticipating an earlier start to the bank’s easing cycle. This shift in expectation is based on modest reductions in inflation forecasts and aligns with the current trends in

Africa’s Biggest Economy Struggles with Rising Inflation and Currency Turmoil Nigeria is currently grappling with a severe economic crisis, characterized by nearly 30% annual inflation and a rapidly depreciating currency. The Nigerian naira recently hit an all-time low against the U.S. dollar, dropping to nearly 1,600 on the official market, a steep decline from around

China’s Economy Set for Strong Recovery Path China’s economy is poised for a significant recovery this year, with indicators pointing towards a resurgence in consumer spending, services activities, and export growth. This positive trend has been highlighted by various global financial institutions and senior experts, despite acknowledging potential vulnerabilities due to ongoing challenges. One of