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So, while this latest bear-market rally may continue for a bit longer, renewed downward pressure on stocks and other risky assets is inevitable.
The latest evidence that it is can be found at the heart of Turkey’s current economic crisis.
Outsourced and Out of WorkThe latest buzzword in the globalization debate is outsourcing.
Most of the evidence suggests that the latest immigrants are assimilating at least as quickly as their predecessors.
The latest error, as with most of the earlier ones, stemmed from wishful thinking – and, once again, it is Greece that has broken the reverie.
It does not take a prophet to predict that the latest chapter of the euro crisis will leave Germany’s austerity policy in tatters – unless Merkel really wants to take the enormous risk of letting the euro fail.
Even the Bank of England has asked whether, given the cost of mopping up the mess caused by the latest crisis, it is worth playing host to a global financial market.
This is just the latest manifestation of the deep-rooted rivalry between the two Middle Eastern powers.
But, as in the past, the latest confrontation between the two powers is related to domestic developments.
Ironically, when it comes to China, the latest frenzy concerns food itself.
One of the latest examples is Uber, a smartphone app that lets anyone call a cab or be a driver.
The recent deadly violence in Gaza is only the latest proof that people living under occupation and siege need a political horizon, and not simply a cease-fire: the case for an independent state of Palestine has never been so compelling as it is today.
NEW YORK – The latest round of tit-for-tat tariffs by the United States and China has intensified the ongoing global debate about whether the world is facing a mere trade skirmish or heading rapidly toward a full-blown trade war.
In the latest escalation of the trade dispute, the US imposed levies on $34 billion worth of Chinese imports.
Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’s decision to urge the Greek electorate to vote “No” in the referendum on the latest offer by the country’s creditors suggests that the latter has taken precedence.
The ozone layer is healing and, according to the latest estimates, it could recover by 2065, saving trillions of dollars in global health-care and agriculture costs.
The latest Global Findex report informs us that 515 million individuals opened a “bank account” at a traditional financial institution or through a mobile money provider between 2014 and 2017.
The latest Global Findex report also underscores the benefits, especially for women, conferred by access to mobile money.
According to the latest report, the world’s most financially inclusive economies are the Nordic countries, as well as Canada and the Netherlands, all of which have a score of 100% (meaning virtually everybody has an account).
And, as the latest report from the United Nations Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change warns, the worst is yet to come.
For example, in a powerful speech – watched online more than a half-million times – Senator Elizabeth Warren responded uncompromisingly to the megabanks’ latest display of muscle: “Let’s pass something – anything – that would help break up these giant banks.”
What Went Wrong with AmericaThe latest edition of the Pew Global Attitudes Survey shows that favorable opinions of the United States have fallen again in 12 out of 15 countries polled, a sad reflection of a country’s loss of image.
The latest series of talks – held in Havana, and mediated by Cuba and Norway – was launched in November 2012.
In my reading of the latest research, the likelihood of collapse in this century is small – but uncertain.
In the latest data (through the end of August), despite being two-thirds the size, Ireland received more ECB financing than Greece – totaling 75% of Irish GNP and growing rapidly.
But, regardless of whether the factors behind the latest slowdown are fleeting or enduring, there will be calls on the US Federal Reserve to do something.
America’s Supply-Side ScamNEW HAVEN – Tax cuts masquerading as tax reform are the best way to describe the thrust of Washington’s latest policy gambit.
And pay no attention to the latest tally of international competitiveness by the World Economic Forum, which finds the US back in second place (out of 137 countries).
The return to 4.5% world growth has merely been pushed back – in the latest forecasts to 2015.
The Real Demographic ChallengeLONDON – The United Nations’ latest population projections suggest that Japan’s population could fall from 127 million today to 83 million by 2100, with 35% of the population then over 65 years old.
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