
Global Economy Briefing
Holiday closures across China, Korea, and Hong Kong kept Asian liquidity thin, while fresh data showed softer German factory demand
October 8, 2025The United States and Canada set the price of money, the direction of technology, and the trade rules the rest of the world lives by. The Rio Times covers North America through an emerging-market lens: the Fed and the dollar, Wall Street and the AI boom, tariffs and the policies that decide how capital flows to – or away from – Latin America. This hub gathers our daily US and Canada coverage and connects it to the wider Global South story.

Holiday closures across China, Korea, and Hong Kong kept Asian liquidity thin, while fresh data showed softer German factory demand
October 8, 2025
From the Oval Office, President Donald Trump said he is prepared to invoke the Insurrection Act “if necessary” as his...
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Holiday-thinned trading in Asia (China National Day, Korea Chuseok) kept liquidity light as fresh prints highlighted resilient domestic demand
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October 4, 2025
On October 2, China was closed for National Day. India observed Gandhi Jayanti. Trading felt thinner across Asia.
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