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Vietnam Cracks Down on Imports to Avoid U.S. Tariff BacklashVietnam tightens import/export material controls to address U.S. tariff concerns, promoting quality and diversification among businesses.
Trump’s Inauguration Fuels a Sharp Jump in Treasury Yields, Pushing 10-Year Bonds to 4.7%U.S. Treasury yields rise sharply as Trump’s inauguration nears, with forecasts suggesting potential increases to 5.5% or even 6%.
North Korea's Kim Bans Hot Dogs, Citing Their 'Too Western' InfluenceNorth Korea bans hot dogs to curb Western influence, promoting traditional dishes while restricting others like tteokbokki and budae jjigae.
Kim Jong Un Shifts Focus to Economy—No Mention of His Birthday in Recent NewsKim Jong Un inaugurated a local industrial factory in Jaryeong County, promoting the "20×10 Policy" for regional industrial development.
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Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and MarketsBen Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
White House Divided: Biden Rejects Steel Acquisition Despite Strong Advisory SupportPresident Biden blocked Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel despite advisors' concerns about national security and legal repercussions.
China’s Semiconductor Industry Under U.S. Investigation with Heavy Sanctions ExpectedThe U.S. launches an investigation into China's semiconductor market practices, focusing on general-purpose chips' impact.
Is Japan's Seafood Ban Finally Over? China’s Big Decision Could Reshape RelationsChina may resume Japanese seafood imports, signaling improved ties amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. tariffs.
Inflation Fears Push U.S. Treasury Yields to Highest in Six MonthsRenewed inflation fears in the United States have pushed the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds to its highest level in six months.
Russia Losing the Battle Against Inflation? Central Bank Raises Rates by 200 Basis PointsThe Bank of Russia is set to raise its key interest rate to 23% due to soaring inflation driven by the ongoing conflict and sanctions.
U.S. to Hit China Hard with Higher Solar Tariffs by 2025The Biden administration plans to double tariffs on Chinese solar materials by 2025 to strengthen U.S. clean energy supply chains.
No More Cars in Downtown Paris: What You Need to Know About the New Traffic LawsParis restricts vehicle use in downtown areas to improve air quality, allowing access for essential vehicles only.
North Korea: Nuclear Power or Just a Threat? The Debate Heats UpNorth Korea's nuclear status is debated after IAEA's Grossi calls for recognition, while U.S. and allies oppose it amid rising tensions.
Kim Jong Un Declares War on U.S. Policy—Is This the End of Talks for Good?Kim reaffirms North Korea's commitment to strong defense capabilities, blaming U.S. policies for heightened tensions and dismissing dialogue.
Kim Jong Un Pushes for Expansion of Industrial Achievements as He Inspects Songchon FactoryKim Jong Un inspected a factory under construction, emphasizing the importance of local industrial development and upcoming evaluations.
California Pushes for 90% CO2 Emissions Cut by 2045 with Stronger Low Carbon Fuel StandardsCalifornia plans to cut CO2 emissions from transportation by 90% by 2045, enhancing support for zero-emission vehicles and infrastructure.
U.S. Interest Rates Drop—Is the Fed Signaling More Relief Ahead?The Federal Reserve (Fed), the U.S. central bank, has implemented another interest rate cut following its previous reduction in September.
Trump’s Victory Could Reshape the Chip Industry – Here’s Why South Korea Is WorriedDonald Trump's victory in the 47th US presidential election raises concerns for domestic semiconductor companies regarding policy changes.
North Korea Opens Its First Internet Café—and Kim Jong Un Brings His Daughter Kim Jong Un's visit to a North Korean internet cafe with his daughter indicates a shift in cultural policy amid global AI trends.
Vietnam Cracks Down on Imports to Avoid U.S. Tariff Backlash Vietnam tightens import/export material controls to address U.S. tariff concerns, promoting quality and diversification among businesses.
Trump’s Inauguration Fuels a Sharp Jump in Treasury Yields, Pushing 10-Year Bonds to 4.7% U.S. Treasury yields rise sharply as Trump’s inauguration nears, with forecasts suggesting potential increases to 5.5% or even 6%.
North Korea's Kim Bans Hot Dogs, Citing Their 'Too Western' Influence North Korea bans hot dogs to curb Western influence, promoting traditional dishes while restricting others like tteokbokki and budae jjigae.
Kim Jong Un Shifts Focus to Economy—No Mention of His Birthday in Recent News Kim Jong Un inaugurated a local industrial factory in Jaryeong County, promoting the "20×10 Policy" for regional industrial development.
Why Big Business is Throwing Its Support Behind Trump's Inauguration and Policy Corporate donations to Trump surge, exceeding $200 million post-election, with major firms eager to align with his policies.
Ben Bernanke Warns Trump’s Interference with Fed Independence Could Hurt Inflation and Markets Ben Bernanke warns that interference with the Fed's independence could harm inflation and markets, stressing the need for clear communication.
White House Divided: Biden Rejects Steel Acquisition Despite Strong Advisory Support President Biden blocked Nippon Steel's acquisition of U.S. Steel despite advisors' concerns about national security and legal repercussions.
China’s Semiconductor Industry Under U.S. Investigation with Heavy Sanctions Expected The U.S. launches an investigation into China's semiconductor market practices, focusing on general-purpose chips' impact.
Is Japan's Seafood Ban Finally Over? China’s Big Decision Could Reshape Relations China may resume Japanese seafood imports, signaling improved ties amid geopolitical tensions and U.S. tariffs.
Inflation Fears Push U.S. Treasury Yields to Highest in Six Months Renewed inflation fears in the United States have pushed the yield on 10-year Treasury bonds to its highest level in six months.
Russia Losing the Battle Against Inflation? Central Bank Raises Rates by 200 Basis Points The Bank of Russia is set to raise its key interest rate to 23% due to soaring inflation driven by the ongoing conflict and sanctions.
U.S. to Hit China Hard with Higher Solar Tariffs by 2025 The Biden administration plans to double tariffs on Chinese solar materials by 2025 to strengthen U.S. clean energy supply chains.
No More Cars in Downtown Paris: What You Need to Know About the New Traffic Laws Paris restricts vehicle use in downtown areas to improve air quality, allowing access for essential vehicles only.
North Korea: Nuclear Power or Just a Threat? The Debate Heats Up North Korea's nuclear status is debated after IAEA's Grossi calls for recognition, while U.S. and allies oppose it amid rising tensions.
Kim Jong Un Declares War on U.S. Policy—Is This the End of Talks for Good? Kim reaffirms North Korea's commitment to strong defense capabilities, blaming U.S. policies for heightened tensions and dismissing dialogue.
Kim Jong Un Pushes for Expansion of Industrial Achievements as He Inspects Songchon Factory Kim Jong Un inspected a factory under construction, emphasizing the importance of local industrial development and upcoming evaluations.
California Pushes for 90% CO2 Emissions Cut by 2045 with Stronger Low Carbon Fuel Standards California plans to cut CO2 emissions from transportation by 90% by 2045, enhancing support for zero-emission vehicles and infrastructure.
U.S. Interest Rates Drop—Is the Fed Signaling More Relief Ahead? The Federal Reserve (Fed), the U.S. central bank, has implemented another interest rate cut following its previous reduction in September.
Trump’s Victory Could Reshape the Chip Industry – Here’s Why South Korea Is Worried Donald Trump's victory in the 47th US presidential election raises concerns for domestic semiconductor companies regarding policy changes.
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