long-term

Mercedes-Benz Abandons Separate EV Lineup

1 month ago

Mercedes-Benz has made the decision to abandon its separate electric vehicle (EV) lineup, marking a significant shift in the company's automotive production strategy. Instead of developing specialized models exclusively for the electric segment, the premium car manufacturer intends to integrate electric versions of its existing models into its main product lineup. This strategy aims at more efficient use of resources and optimizing production, as well as simplifying choices for customers.

Deflation in China: Why It's Important to Watch Nominal Indicators

7 months ago

Recently, there has been growing concern about deflation in China, which is negatively impacting the country's economy. This phenomenon has serious consequences for consumers and producers alike. Rising housing prices and slowing consumer spending intensify these worries, raising questions about the real state of the economy and the level of consumer confidence.

The West Needs to Consider a Long-Term Strategy for the South Pacific

7 months ago

Recent events in the southern Pacific have highlighted the need for the West to develop a long-term strategy for the region. Amid increasing Chinese activity in this part of the world, Western allies must preserve their influence and steadily cultivate cooperation with key South Pacific nations. This includes not only economic partnerships but also strategic security and support for democratic institutions.

Kazakhstan Halts Rate Cuts After Inflation Surges

7 months ago

In recent days, the Kazakh economy has focused on measures to stimulate growth; however, unexpected changes in inflation figures have forced the central bank to pause its interest rate cuts. It was announced yesterday that inflation in the country significantly accelerated in August, raising doubts about economic forecasts and plans for further easing of monetary policy.

Why Nvidia's Losses May Not Significantly Impact US Indexes

7 months ago

Recently, the market's attention has been captured by Nvidia, a company specializing in graphics processors, and its financial results. Following a recent report on the company's losses, many investors began to worry about potential implications for broader U.S. indexes such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq.