#Global Economy

Toyota's global vehicle sales fell 2.2% in November, the first drop in 11 months, driven by a 12.1% decline in China while the U.S. market showed resilience.

President Donald Trump is set to name his pick to succeed Jerome Powell as Fed Chair. The decision will have massive implications for global financial markets and monetary policy.

Chinese developer Oceanic Holdings has defaulted on a $1.5 billion bond, raising fears of contagion. With Beijing showing little sign of a bailout, we analyze the impact on global markets, commodities, and investor portfolios.

The Bank of England holds its key interest rate at 5.25%, a 16-year high. But a 7-2 split vote signals a rate cut is likely coming in August, despite high services inflation.

OPEC+ announced a surprise 2.5 million bpd oil production cut, 1 million more than expected, sending Brent crude up 5%. The move fuels $100 oil forecasts and global inflation fears.

A surge in Chinese workers returning to Africa signals a major strategic pivot by Beijing, reigniting mega-projects and intensifying geopolitical competition.

Global fault lines deepen across M.E., Africa, and Americas. PRISM analyzes US foreign policy shifts, resource conflicts, and political realignments for executive insights.

The Bank of Japan's historic rate hike ends the global era of free money. Our analysis breaks down the impact on the Yen carry trade, global markets, and investors.

One year into a second Trump term, we analyze the gap between promises of disruption and the new reality for global business, policy, and technology.

The Bank of Japan's rate hike isn't just a local story. It signals the end of cheap yen, threatening the global carry trade and reshaping investment strategy.

New polling reveals a deep-seated economic anxiety shaking Western democracies. Discover the geopolitical risks and investment implications of this global trend.