Economic Forecast - page 6

News

Taiwan Economy Shows Growth

According to the results of the third quarter, Taiwan’s economy showed the most intensive growth rates since the beginning of this year.

Finance & Economics

Europe’s Biggest Economy Shrinks

According to the results of the third quarter of this year, a decrease in the volume of production activity was recorded in Germany.

Finance & Economics

JPMorgan CEO Criticizes Central Banks for Wrong Forecasts

Jamie Dimon, Chief Executive Officer of JPMorgan Chase & Co, said that the fact that central banks in early 2022 released forecasts about the development of the situation in the financial and economic environment, which did not come true, should prompt some humility regarding the preliminary vision of the state of affairs in the mentioned […]

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IMF Forecasts Increase in India’s Contribution to Global Economic Growth

The International Monetary Fund predicts that India’s contribution to global economic growth will increase over the next five years.

Finance & Economics

China Injects Record Cash to Sustain Low Rates

Record cash infusion can help rates in China to remain low, motivating lenders to support a higher issuance of government bonds and make more loans to clients.

Finance & Economics

US Mortgage Originations to Reach $1.95 trillion in 2024

The US Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) expects that total mortgage origination volume will increase to $1.95 trillion in 2024, up from the $1.64 trillion forecast in 2023.

Finance & Economics

Wells Fargo Predicts Continued US Economic Slowdown

Wells Fargo, following the results of the third quarter of this year, recorded an increase in net charge-offs, a decrease in the demand for loans, and a decline in the average volume of deposits.

News

Bank of America Predicts Significant Economic Impact of AI

Bank of America predicts a significant economic effect as a result of the active use of artificial intelligence in various industries.

Science & Technology

HP Predicts Profit

HP forecasts earnings for the fiscal year, which begins in November.

Finance & Economics

IMF: World Economy ‘Limping Forward’, Growth ‘Weak’

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has stated that it is likely that central banks will be able to find and implement solutions that will allow them to contain the process of spreading and scaling inflation and at the same time avoid a recession of the world economy.

News

Real Estate Crisis to Stop Development of China’s Economy for Years

The steady growth of the Chinese economy, which is a historical example of a process that has a high level of sustainability and demonstrates impressive speed, for several decades had been largely due to such a factor as the active development of the real estate sector against the background of population growth and large-scale urbanization, […]

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Dell Characterizes Servers as Main Growth Engine in AI Era

Dell Technologies, a company that has become one of the pioneers in the historical space of the era of personal computers, said that currently, the most promising business is the activity of selling equipment for data centers.

Finance & Economics

Fall in Value of TSMC Shares Signals Difficult Times to Chip Sector

The Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company stock price index has shown a drop more significant than any other securities in Asia since mid-June, which is a reflection of investors’ preparation for a prolonged negative situation of slowing processes in the chip sector.

News

Falling Lithium Prices Indicates Uncertainty About Prospects for Demand in China

The dynamic of the cost of lithium demonstrates a rapid decline, which has already led to the fact that this indicator was at the lowest level in the last two years.

News

UK GDP Grows Faster Than Any European G7 Country Since 2010

UK GDP is now 1.8% higher than its pre-pandemic levels, having increased by 0.2% in Quarter 2 (Apr to Jun) 2023

Articles

US on the Verge of Government Shutdown: What Financial Risks Households Face?

A government shutdown looms over this weekend. What does it mean for American households?