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Tourism Outlook Boosted By Holiday Tourism In China Returning Back To Pre-Pandemic Levels

According to government data released on Wednesday, China's tourism recovered to pre-COVID 19 levels for the May Day vacation as domestic travel increased by more than two-thirds from a year earlier. This is good news for the world's second-largest economy.   If maintained, a resurgence in...

US Fed Increases Rates, Allowing For A Break In The Tightening Cycle

The US Federal Reserve entered a new chapter in its management of the post-pandemic economic recovery by raising interest rates for the last time in history and paying closer attention to credit and other economic concerns.   As predicted by the financial markets, the U.S. central bank...

A Problem In Made-In-China Sales Is Affecting Japanese Automakers

A quick switch to electric vehicles (EVs) has upended the world's largest auto market and resulted in a decline in purchases of gasoline-powered automobiles, data indicates, putting Japan's automakers in a sales crisis there.   According to industry data examined by Reuters, total sales of...

Hollywood Writers And Studios Spar About The Use Of AI In "Plagiarism Machines"

Hollywood writers have been penning science fiction stories about robots taking over the planet for decades. They are now striving to prevent robots from taking their jobs.   The Writers Guild of America wants to limit the use of AI in creating film and television scripts. According to the...

Head of IMF: Dollar is losing its reserve currency status

According to IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva, nations are steadily moving away from using the dollar as a reserve currency, and pointed out that there wouldn’t be any substitutes for it any time soon. "Yes, the dollar is being gradually abandoned. Earlier, it made up roughly 70% of...

In Absence Of Debt Ceiling Hike, US Economy Could Default June 1 ; Biden And McCarthy Scheduled To Meet

After the US Treasury Department issued a warning that the government might not have enough money to pay its bills by June, U.S. President Joe Biden on Monday invited the four top congressional leaders to the White House the following week.   Janet Yellen, the secretary of the Treasury,...

World's largest LNG buyer warns of risk of price hike in 2023

According to Bloomberg, Yukio Kani, Head of the world's largest purchaser of liquefied natural gas Japanese Jera energy business, there is a chance that prices would increase this year, particularly if the upcoming winter is chilly. In an interview with Bloomberg, Mr. Kani claimed that there has...

Buffett's partner warns of risks in US commercial property market

According to Buffett's business partner Charlie Munger, US banks are burdened with "bad loans" for commercial real estate and a storm is developing in the market as values drop. Charlie Munger, a close friend of Warren Buffett and vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, told the Financial Times that...

OPEC Chief: Cartel's actions are not driving up oil prices

According to OPEC Secretary General Haitham al-Ghais, the organization of oil exporting nations' actions are not intended to affect the price of fossil fuels. He made the statement in response to criticism from Fatih Birol, director of the International Energy Agency (IEA), who cautioned OPEC to...

UN helps EU countries to redistribute surplus Ukrainian grain

The UN World Food Program will assist the EU nations in distributing extra Ukrainian grain to underdeveloped nations, said Martin Frick, Chief of the UN offices in Berlin and Brussels, in an interview with the Politico. "In this global food crisis, getting grain to some of the most underprivileged...
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