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The world’s governments are facing an urgent financial challenge, with massive debt coming due in the coming years.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell’s recent comments indicate a potential clash with President-elect Donald Trump.
On November 8, China unveiled a major stimulus plan, allowing local governments to issue an additional $827.7 billion in bonds over the next three years to address rising “hidden debt.”
The Federal Reserve has decided to lower its key policy rate by a quarter percentage point following its latest policy meeting.
As Donald Trump is projected to win the U.S. presidency, financial markets are bracing for significant shifts.
The Federal Reserve is widely expected to lower interest rates this Thursday, marking its second rate reduction in just a few months.
With Donald Trump’s anticipated return to the presidency, global markets are bracing for an era of high tariffs that could rival protectionist policies from the 1930s.