Saturday, January 18, 2025

Tag: economic

Goldman Sachs Predicts Bank of Korea to Cut Interest Rate to 2.75% Amid Slowing Economy

Goldman Sachs predicts a rate cut by the Bank of Korea to 2.75% to boost growth amid slowing consumption and inflation stabilization.

Japan’s Household Savings Rate Hits 1.5% in 2023, Marking Three Years of Decline

Japan's household savings rate fell to 1.5% in 2023, driven by inflation and increased consumer spending, marking a three-year decline.

Economists Warn Inflation Will Persist in 2025, Blaming High Tariffs and Service Sector Costs

Inflation concerns persist as the Trump administration may raise tariffs, impacting U.S. prices and economic stability in 2024.

Gold Could Hit $3,000 Per Ounce in 2025—Here’s Why Experts Are Bullish

Analysts predict gold prices will rise in 2025, fueled by central bank purchases, despite a slower increase compared to last year's surge.

U.S. Stock ETFs Soar with $1 Trillion in New Investments, Breaking Records

U.S. stock ETFs saw record inflows of over $1 trillion by November 2024, driven by strong market performance and investor confidence.

Trump’s New Tax Plan Could Slash Corporate Tax Rate—Here’s What It Means for U.S. Manufacturers

Trump’s administration plans corporate tax cuts, impacting Korean firms. Analysts urge monitoring of tax reforms and potential uncertainties.

Stephen Miran Is Back: Trump’s Pick for CEA Chairman to Drive Economic Prosperity

Trump reappoints Stephen Miran as CEA chair to boost economic policies, aiming for an inflation-free economy for all Americans.

Fed’s Latest Cut Seen as Hawkish, Raising Questions About Future Rate Reductions

Analysts predict U.S. interest rates will remain firm next year despite a recent cut, increasing market uncertainty and inflation risks.

Fed Cuts Rates Again, Signals Slower Pace for 2024, Sending Stocks Lower

The Fed lowered interest rates by 0.25%, signaling fewer cuts next year, causing a decline in the New York stock market.

Inflation Woes: November CPI Sees Slight Uptick, Leaving Consumers on Edge

U.S. CPI rose 2.7% year-over-year in November, signaling inflation challenges for the Federal Reserve amid resilient consumer spending.

Elon Musk Sounds Alarm: South Korea’s Birth Rate Crisis Could Lead to Population Collapse

Elon Musk warns about South Korea's low birth rate, predicting a population collapse as fertility drops to 0.68 this year.

Trump’s Tariff Threat Sparks Trade War Warnings from Mexico’s President

Mexican President Sheinbaum warns of retaliation against Trump's proposed tariffs, emphasizing risks of a trade war and economic impact.