U.S.-China tensions escalate as bipartisan U.S. senators draft legislation to ban AI chip exports amid China's growing semiconductor influence. National security concerns heighten over supply chain vulnerabilities.
US stocks rise sharply driven by anticipation of a Federal Reserve rate cut and improved bank performance, with tech giants leading the market surge.
Ukraine's peace talks with the U.S. evoke mixed reactions, as proposed terms threaten sovereignty amid looming U.S. military support withdrawal. European allies express disapproval.
The trillion-dollar AI investment surge raises fears of a financial bubble, echoing past market euphoria. Experts warn of potential risks amid breakthrough promises in AI technology.
ECB officials are troubled by rising food and services inflation, impacting Eurozone's economy. Concerns grow over consumer expectations, urging caution on interest rate adjustments.
Brazil grapples with fiscal challenges despite record tax revenues, as political turbulence and resistance to revenue-raising measures complicate efforts to address growing deficits.
Rising inflation impacts U.S. consumer confidence and retail sales ahead of the 2025 holiday season, with mixed spending signals and increasing reliance on credit.
Biogen partners with Dayra Therapeutics, investing $50 million to explore macrocyclic peptides for autoimmune treatments, highlighting a strategic shift towards immunology amid R&D challenges in neuroscience.
The ICC is urged to investigate alleged mass killings in Tanzania following controversial elections marred by electoral irregularities, violence, and repression of political opponents.
Amid increasing US-China tensions, bipartisan US legislation seeks to restrict AI chip sales to China, impacting firms like Nvidia and stirring market concerns.
China is bolstering its dominance in the critical minerals market amid tensions with the U.S., proposing an international alliance despite Western efforts to secure their own supply chains.
The EU and US face renewed trade tensions as new demands from the Biden administration threaten the current tariff agreement, impacting economic stability and market reactions.