
Rising Concerns Over Deflation in China and ECB Rate Cuts
Recent economic data fuels concerns over deflation in China, while the European Central Bank (ECB) has decided to lower interest rates. Analysts indicate that weak demand and declining consumer prices in China may signal an economic slowdown, raising worries in both domestic and international markets.
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The Rise of Artificial Intelligence: How the World Market Faces a Resource Shortage
In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a crucial factor affecting economies, technologies, and resource supplies. While many nations are focused on combating inflation and economic instability, a significant omen is appearing—a global shortage of resources linked to the expansion of AI technology production. This is expected to prompt considerable changes in markets worldwide, creating a shock in the economic models of countries and potentially establishing new leadership among nations.
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Mega Ports Race to Upgrade in Era of Rivalry and Automation
In recent years, the largest cargo ports worldwide have faced an increasing need to modernize their infrastructures. This compulsion is driven by the rise in container shipping volumes, enhanced global competitiveness, and a shift towards more automated technologies. As the international economy recovers from various crisis stages, ports aim not only to adapt to new realities but also to outpace their competitors.
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Switzerland and China Strengthen Economic Ties with New Free Trade Agreement
Switzerland and China have launched negotiations for a new free trade agreement, marking a significant step toward deepening bilateral economic relations between the two countries. This agreement aims to improve trade conditions and investment climate, as well as eliminate certain trade barriers that may hinder business operations.
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