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  • Why the Fed must change how it targets inflation

    Why the Fed must change how it targets inflation0

    Inflation targeting has been a cornerstone of U.S. monetary policy since the Federal Reserve (Fed) formally targets inflation adopted it in the early 1990s. The Federal Reserve’s approach to controlling inflation has evolved over the years, but recent economic challenges and shifting economic paradigms have sparked debates about whether the Fed’s current inflation-targeting framework is

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  • Are Chinese Green Manufacturers ‘Europeanising’ Their Products?

    Are Chinese Green Manufacturers ‘Europeanising’ Their Products?0

    In recent years, the global green technology sector has seen significant advancements and shifts. A notable trend is the Europeanisation of products by Chinese green tech manufacturers. This article explores what it means for Chinese green tech products to become “Europeanised,” examining the underlying reasons, implications, and impacts on the market. Introduction The green technology

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  • The biofuels growth engine has stalled

    The biofuels growth engine has stalled0

    Biofuels have long been touted as a key solution for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and lessening dependence on fossil fuels. With initial enthusiasm, substantial investments, and government incentives, the biofuels sector experienced rapid growth. However, recent reports suggest that this growth engine has stalled, presenting challenges and complexities that need addressing. This article will explore

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  • The foreign investors left in Evergrande’s web of Chinese debt

    The foreign investors left in Evergrande’s web of Chinese debt0

    In recent years, the Evergrande Group, a colossal real estate conglomerate based in China, has become synonymous with financial turmoil and economic uncertainty. Once heralded as a beacon of success in China’s booming real estate sector, Evergrande now stands as a symbol of a much broader crisis engulfing the global financial landscape. The company’s dramatic

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  • Vanguard Sees Yen Sliding to 170 If BOJ Bond Policy Disappoints

    Vanguard Sees Yen Sliding to 170 If BOJ Bond Policy Disappoints0

    In recent financial news, Vanguard has projected a significant depreciation of the Japanese yen, forecasting it to slide to 170 yen per dollar if the Bank of Japan’s (BOJ) bond policy fails to meet expectations. This article delves into the implications of this forecast, the current state of Japan’s monetary policy, and the potential impact

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  • The foreign investors left stranded in Evergrande of Chinese debt

    The foreign investors left stranded in Evergrande of Chinese debt0

    The collapse of China Evergrande Group, one of the country’s largest property developers, has cast a long shadow Chinese over global financial markets. As one of the most significant corporate defaults in recent history, it has left a complex web of debt and unpaid obligations that ensnare not just domestic creditors but also international investors.

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