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Steady Unemployment, Moderate Job Growth May Halt Larger Rate Cuts From Fed

Chief U.S. economist at Bloomberg Economics, Anna Wong, said that the payroll growth count may turn out to be a surprise for some. She expects a higher figure for the September jobs: 188,000.

International Business Times

Tuna sells for $789,000, thanks to its freshness and vibrant color

In light of the recent earthquake, the buyer had mixed emotions about participating in the auction, a popular tourist attraction in Japan.

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UK construction output falls again; job cut fears as British Steel confirms plans to shut blast furnaces – business live

UK housebuilding decreased for the eleventh month running in October, while 2,000 jobs could be threatened if British Steel replaces two blast furnaces in Scunthorpe

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Can China Restore Confidence in its Markets?

China’s property debt crisis shows no signs of receding and has even spread into the country’s shadow banking. This week, Zhongzhi Enterprise Group, a privately owned manager of more than 1 trillion yuan ($137 billion), and its trust company affiliates are under scrutiny after halting payments to thousands of customers...

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It’s a Business Free-for-All in a Russia Transformed by Sanctions

In Putin’s “mobilization economy,” entrepreneurs find creative ways to meet demand, like converting Krispy Kreme into Krunchy Dream, Starbucks into Stars Coffee.

Businessweek

Putin buys off the poor, writes off middle class with war budget

Alexei Malov’s dream was to own a white Lada.

Tribune News Service

The Global Economy of 2023 Is Going to Be a Wild Ride

The pillars of prosperity that supported 30 years of growth have crumbled. Now the world has to cope with inflation, labor shortages and geopolitical unrest.

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China Is the Wild Card for Global Inflation in 2023

The country’s long-awaited emergence from Covid Zero would ignite its economy and put upward pressure on prices around the world.

Businessweek

A Practical Way to Make Sense of All the Shocks Hammering the Global Economy

Brexit, the US-China trade war, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—more such geopolitical surprises will continue the economic upheaval.

Businessweek

Global housing market pain has echoes of a crash 30 years ago

When Covid sent the UK economy into lockdown in 2020, the government jumped in to help the property market by cutting a tax on purchases. The temporary measure triggered a kind of mania among buyers, who responded by bidding up average prices by £31,000 ($35,000) — more than double the…

Tribune News Service

Summers: Inflation Isn't Overstated and Fed Isn't Overdoing It

Harvard's Prof. Summers rebuts Nobel laureate Paul Krugman, who questions whether the Fed needs to raise interest rates further.

The Street

Key Indicator Puts the Chance of Recession at 100%

The economy shrank 1.6% in the first quarter and 0.6% in the second. And inflation hit 8.2% for the latest 12 months.

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