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A look at the latest data suggests that the global economy is not in danger and that the current market panic may be for nothing.
As investors pause for breath, we assess what could turn a correction into a crash.
Two weeks ago stock markets were on a seemingly unstoppable bull run. Now they are in free fall.
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Rented formal wear, awkward grins and small talk with people you loathe or never wish to see again, an open bar and fiddly, fishy canapes. It must be a night of industry accolades.
There is not much the former president could do to boost fossil fuels - or rein in clean energy.
To help make sense of the global repercussions if Donald Trump wins a second term, The Economist ranked America’s 70 largest trading partners by their exposure to Trumpian policies.
A fast-growing supply chain is at risk of over-extending.
Visitors are a boon, if managed wisely.
Demand for solar panels, electric cars and batteries are seemingly behind China’s push to gain rights to the critical minerals scattered across the ocean floors - but does the superpower have other incentives?
Think you know the story of how Taylor Swift took on the music industry? The reality is more complicated.
The reasoning behind ‘Augustus Caesar’ hitting the warpath over open-source AI.
Vast new holdings of grain, natural gas and oil suggest trouble ahead.
Prices have risen 172 per cent in Russia’s biggest cities.
The odds seem stacked against her. Yet a prosecutor such as Kamala Harris could prove effective in calling out Trump’s lies and reminding voters of his transgressions.
Moderates want to limit numbers. Radicals want mass deportations. But what are the ramifications of the immigration crackdowns sweeping the globe?