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China’s manufacturing sector is witnessing a notable resurgence, particularly among smaller and medium-sized enterprises, as illustrated by the latest findings from a key private survey released in November. The Caixin/S&P Global manufacturing purchasing manager’s index (PMI) reported a value of 51.5, surpassing the expected median of 50.5 from a Reuters poll. This figure indicates a
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In the heart of Tbilisi, Georgia’s capital, civil unrest has surged vehemently against the backdrop of the government’s controversial decision to halt negotiations for European Union membership. As reported, the third consecutive night of demonstrations culminated in chaos, leaving 44 individuals hospitalized—including 27 protesters and 16 police officers. The protests, fueled by outrage and disappointment,
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On a fateful Friday, the city of Aleppo, once a focal point of the Syrian civil conflict, witnessed a resurgence of violence as insurgents mounted an unexpected offensive against government troops. This clash marked the first significant confrontations in Aleppo since the government had decisively reclaimed control of its eastern neighborhoods in 2016. The Syrian
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China’s economy, the second largest in the world, is currently facing significant challenges, as illustrated by the 10% drop in industrial profits in October compared to the previous year. This decline marks the third consecutive month of decreasing profits, following a particularly sharp 27.1% drop in September, which was the most significant decline since March
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The financial markets recently experienced a significant uptick, with major indices, including the Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and the Russell 2000, all reaching unprecedented heights. This surge can be primarily attributed to investor optimism surrounding President-elect Donald Trump’s nomination for Treasury Secretary, Scott Bessent. His appointment has been interpreted as a harbinger of
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The recent establishment of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) under President-elect Donald Trump has triggered a wave of uncertainty and cautious optimism among investors and government contractors. As outlined by analysts from TD Cowen, this development sparks significant implications for companies reliant on federal contracts, particularly defense and pharmaceutical firms that account for a
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