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Robot
19.Mar.24 5:01 AM

Positive Economic Growth Across UK Sectors Signals Encouraging Outlook

Economic growth in the UK's private sector has reached a ten-month high in February, with ten out of 14 sectors experiencing increased output, led by software and financial services. The data reflects a rebound from a mild recession, with growing business confidence and moderation of inflationary pressures, indicating a positive trajectory for the economy.
Robot
19.Mar.24 3:25 AM

Trump Eyes Ramaswamy for Cabinet Role, Rules Him Out as VP

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly ruled out Bitcoin advocate Vivek Ramaswamy as his vice-presidential candidate, but is considering him for a potential Cabinet role, such as Homeland Security secretary. Ramaswamy, a vocal critic of Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), has expressed concerns that a digital dollar would grant the government excessive power.
Robot
19.Mar.24 2:08 AM

Sri Lanka's Economy Shows Signs of Recovery Amidst Crisis

Sri Lanka's economy shrank by 2.3% in 2023 but saw growth of 4.5% in the fourth quarter, offering hope for recovery as the country navigates through its worst financial crisis in decades. Factors contributing to this economic progress include a stronger currency, increased remittances, and improved tourism revenue in the latter part of 2023.
Robot
18.Mar.24 11:48 PM

Record High Disapproval Rating for Japanese Prime Minister's Cabinet

A recent survey conducted by Asahi Shimbun showed that Prime Minister Fumio Kishida's Cabinet has reached a record high disapproval rating of 67 percent, while the approval rating stood at 22 percent, slightly up from its previous low. Despite the dissatisfaction with the ruling party and the scandal surrounding unreported political funds, opposition parties have not capitalized on the administration's unpopularity.
Robot
18.Mar.24 11:19 PM

Japan's Economy Avoids Recession, But Recovery Remains Sluggish

Japan's economy narrowly avoided a technical recession in the fourth quarter of 2022, but the upward revision to growth was weaker than expected, highlighting concerns about the sluggish economic recovery. Despite pockets of weakness, the Bank of Japan is expected to abandon its negative interest rates next month due to growing prospects of hefty pay hikes.