Japan Leaves Era of Free Money as Inflation and Debt Costs Climb
Japan’s official data show consumer prices excluding fresh food rose 3.1% in July from a year earlier, above the central...
August 22, 2025Section
World-News
Factory Growth Surges: Strongest U.S. Manufacturing Reading Since Mid-2022
The latest business surveys confirm that American manufacturing is no longer in retreat but moving into a new growth phase
August 21, 2025
South Africa’s Iran Gamble: A Risky Alliance Threatening U.S. Ties and Global Stability
(Analysis) South Africa's deepening alliance with Iran represents a bold defiance of Western interests, evolving from historical gratitude
August 21, 2025
When Numbers Lie: Washington D.C. Crime Statistics Face Federal Scrutiny
Washington, D.C. is under federal investigation after claims that its police department misrepresented crime statistics
August 21, 2025
Trump Wins Major Victory, Escapes Half-Billion Dollar Lawfare Penalty
Donald Trump has just stripped away one of the heaviest pieces of legal pressure against him. A New York appeals...
August 21, 2025
Europe Finds Fragile Stability: Industry Holds, Consumers Falter
Official data released today by S&P Global, the European Commission, and Eurostat show Europe’s private sector edging
August 21, 2025
U.K. Inflation Surges in July, Deferring Monetary Easing Plans
Today’s Office for National Statistics data shows UK inflation rose 3.8% year-on-year in July, up from 3.6% in June
August 20, 2025
Japan and India Build a 10-Year Pact to Cut Dependence on China
According to official statements from both governments, Japan and India will finalize a ten-year cooperation plan during
August 20, 2025
BlackRock’s Warning: U.S. Debt Risks Push Bitcoin Toward Reserve Currency Status
BlackRock’s annual letter from CEO Larry Fink highlights a growing concern: America’s rising debt threatens the dollar’s
August 20, 2025