US CPI turned negative for the first time in six years, signaling a shift from high inflation to deflation risk. This article analyzes causes like falling energy prices and weak demand, exploring impacts on economy and policy.
The US tech sector recently saw a deep correction, with over 60% of components falling more than 20% from 52-week highs. This article analyzes the breadth and depth of the pullback, exploring whether it is a healthy adjustment, offering professional insights for investors.
The U.S. Department of Commerce is easing export controls on the UAE, allowing easier imports of military equipment, satellites, and AI chips without separate applications for each item. This marks a shift in U.S. technology control in the Middle East and will affect global supply chains, regional security, and U.S.-China tech competition.
On July 6, 2024, all three major U.S. stock indexes rose, and the Dow set a new record high. Labor-market resilience strengthened expectations of a soft economic landing, and multiple macro factors supported market confidence. This article examines the logic behind the Dow’s new high and its implications for global capital markets.
# Global Monetary Policy Divergence: Bank of England’s Hawkish Stance and Bank Negara Malaysia’s Stability Strategy **Keywords:** Bank of England, Bailey, rate cuts, Bank Negara Malaysia, interest-rate policy, inflation pressure, economic stability ## Introduction In early 2025, the global monetary policy landscape shows clear divergence. Between advanced economies and emerging markets, central banks are taking very different paths as they balance inflation, growth, and financial stability. Bank
