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Geopolitical conflicts could lead to $14.5 trillion losses for the global economy over the next five years.

China aims to enhance cooperation with the EU for mutual growth and stability amid current global challenges.

Artificial intelligence (AI) brings both potential disruption and risks, necessitating careful navigation of regulatory contexts for investors.

Bhutan seeks to integrate hydropower and AI through Nvidia investment, demonstrating a broader trend of nations investing in A.I.

Trump's election victory significantly enhances Bitcoin's legitimacy and prospects as a reserve asset globally.

Microsoft's rejection of Bitcoin investment raises concerns about cryptocurrency future.

Bitcoin's recent rise over $100,000 highlights market volatility amidst global economic shifts.

Trump's presidency may mark a new era for cryptocurrency regulation and adoption in the U.S.

Adding Bitcoin to US reserves would demonstrate strength and confidence in the dollar, rather than weakness.

Trump's election leads to a global shift in economic practices and military alliances, emphasizing protectionism and ideological relations.

ING's chief economist warns of economic risks from Trump’s return, specifically his protectionist policies impacting European stability.

The global economy is projected to remain resilient with stable growth and declining inflation despite ongoing challenges.

UK economy showed a slight contraction in GDP for October but positive growth over three months.

Japan's markets reacted positively to potential delays in rate hikes and optimistic manufacturing sentiment.

China's markets declined amid disappointing fiscal policy commitments despite plans for a budget increase.

OPEC+ delays December production increase amid weak oil prices and economic uncertainty, reflecting challenges in global demand especially from China and Europe.

WTI prices have dropped due to supply and demand concerns, OPEC+ production policies, and notably weak demand from China.

Global ad revenue is projected to reach $1.04 trillion in 2024, largely driven by major digital platforms.

Five companies will grab more than half of global ad dollars this year, signaling a massive shift in the advertising landscape.

Trump's proposed policies may strengthen the dollar, affecting global economies, particularly in Africa where debt servicing costs will rise.

BRICS nations are exploring alternatives to the US dollar to increase economic independence and reduce risks.

Global economy in 2024 illustrates optimism amid geopolitical uncertainty, with companies needing resilience for sustainable growth.

Raising $1 trillion annually by 2030 for climate finance is feasible without burdening government budgets and can lead to greener economic growth.

Uncertainty surrounds Bank of England's interest rate cuts amid potential global trade disruptions linked to Trump's presidency.

The UK's financial system faces heightened risks from trade wars, geopolitical instability, and global debt, according to the Bank of England's Financial Stability Report.

The global war against inflation has largely been won with minimal impact on economic growth.

IMF urges global finance leaders to address rising public debt and prepare for economic shocks.

The global economy is stable despite high interest rates and inflation.

Trade wars and U.S. political shifts pose risks to economic growth.

Global economy is steady, with 3.2% growth projected, despite high interest rates and looming geopolitical threats.

Policymakers are concerned about the impact of the U.S. political landscape on global trade and economic stability.

Consumers are showing resilience despite inflation, but cautious budgeting and savings are on the rise.

The $300bn climate finance deal agreed at Cop29 is not a true tripling of pledges when adjusted for inflation.

The UK should prioritize trade relations with the EU over the US under Trump's leadership due to significant economic interdependence.

The UK must leverage both EU and US relationships for maximum economic advantage after Brexit.

The conflict between fossil fuel wealth and climate science highlighted the urgent need for financial support for a low-carbon transition.

The link between climate policy and trade is crucial for future climate action discussions.

Spain calls for global action on wealth redistribution to address citizen demands.

Momentum is building for a global minimum tax on billionaires, particularly in light of climate issues.

Renewable energy transition is inevitable and unstoppable according to UK energy secretary Ed Miliband.

The G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro will focus on the developing world's issues under Brazil's presidency, especially climate change and governance reforms.

Low- and middle-income countries need urgent financing to adapt to climate change, facing severe debt risks in the process.

The UN's Cop29 aims to redefine climate finance goals, urging wealthier nations to contribute significantly due to insufficient current funding.

Investment of $1 trillion yearly by 2030 is critical for tackling climate change without straining government budgets.

Trump's election could redefine U.S. isolationism and impact global democratic partnerships.

Unpredictable foreign policy could empower adversaries like Russia.

Donald Trump's victory leads to a surge in global stock markets, indicating investor optimism about his economic policies.

Xi Jinping urges strengthened dialogue for peaceful coexistence as tensions rise with Trump's return to the presidency.

The U.S. election results in economic uncertainty with unclear policies from the incoming administration impacting global economics.

The US election event has significant global implications, especially for SMEs in the UK regarding exchange rates and market dynamics.

The outcome of the US presidential election will significantly impact Europe economically, politically, and in terms of security.

Central banks are expected to lower interest rates influenced by uncertain U.S. election results.

U.S. markets declined due to concerns over Middle East tensions impacting global energy supply.

Geopolitical tensions usually drive oil prices up, but current conflicts have not led to significant increases.

Global oil prices fell sharply due to reduced conflict fears as Israel targeted Iranian military sites rather than energy infrastructure.

IMF raised US growth forecast to 2.8% for 2024; projected decline to 2.2% in 2025 due to spending cuts and labor market cooling.

Yellen criticized China's lending practices and called for swift global debt relief for disadvantaged nations to support their development efforts.

Governments must reduce mounting public debt levels to ensure economic stability and avoid future crises.

JPMorgan's earnings exceeded expectations despite warnings of worsening global economic conditions and significant increases in provisions for credit losses.

China's market experienced early gains but stumbled after underwhelming stimulus announcements, reflecting investor skepticism.

Chinese stocks rebounded due to optimism for new government stimulus measures ahead of U.S. inflation data release.

China's markets faced their biggest one-day drop since 2008, causing global ripple effects.

U.S. tech stocks thrived despite Chinese market decline, showcasing market resilience.