Economy

Biogen, a prominent player in the biotechnology sector, has recently revised its annual profit forecast upward, fueled by impressive third-quarter results. The company reported an adjusted profit of $4.08 per share, surpassing analyst expectations of $3.79. This positive financial outcome has garnered attention, propelling the company’s stock up by approximately 1%, reaching $185.20 in premarket
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Thailand is at a crossroads in its economic recovery efforts, grappling with persistently low inflation that threatens to stifle growth. The country’s finance minister, Pichai Chunhavajira, recently underscored the urgency of re-evaluating Thailand’s inflation target during discussions with the Bank of Thailand (BOT). This confluence of governmental and central bank dialogues reflects an ongoing conflict
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Asian financial markets showed a complicated and volatile trading pattern on Tuesday. Investors appeared cautious, awaiting a critical week marked by the earnings reports of major technology companies in the United States, starting with Alphabet, the parent company of Google. This uncertainty is compounded by ongoing fluctuations in currency values, particularly the U.S. dollar and
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Moody’s Investors Service has made headlines by downgrading France’s outlook from “stable” to “negative.” This modification signals mounting apprehension regarding the ability of French authorities to rein in persistently expanding budget deficits. Although the agency opted to retain France’s credit rating at Aa2, the adjustment in outlook heightens concerns both domestically and internationally about the
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As Japan’s general election approaches, anticipated outcomes suggest a significant reckoning for Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba’s government. Set to take place on a pivotal Sunday, this electoral battle bears immense implications, with a backdrop marked by a funding scandal and rampant inflation. These issues have not only influenced public sentiment but are poised to challenge
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In recent discussions, Roberto Campos Neto, the head of Brazil’s central bank, shed light on the complex relationship between U.S. electoral outcomes and global inflation trends. The financial markets, he argues, are increasingly recognizing the potential inflationary effects stemming from the upcoming U.S. elections. This connection is particularly significant considering the global ramifications of U.S.
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As the U.S. approaches the 2024 presidential election, the nation’s budget deficit has reached an alarming height, marking its position as the third-largest in history—$1.7 trillion, or 6.3% of the GDP. This figure becomes even more striking when considering that it is the highest deficit recorded outside the COVID-19 pandemic context. The implications of such
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The U.S. economy is navigating a delicate balance as it transitions from a period of intense rate hikes aimed at curbing inflation. Recent reports indicate that economic activity has remained relatively stable between September and early October, with a slight enhancement seen in hiring practices across various sectors. As discussions about policy changes at the
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