I am a journalist/videographer/photographer based in New York, United States of America. I studied Journalism at Marmara University in Istanbul. While I was studying, I started working for Sabah Newspaper and after 1.5  I got a job offer from Hurriyet. My adventure with Hurriyet lasted about 15 ...

"Bu Ekonomik Modelin Başarılı Olduğu Bir Ülke Yok"

04 Aug 2022  |  VOA Türkçe  |  Turkish  |  Emerging Markets

The article discusses Turkey's economic program and its overall outlook within the context of emerging markets and the global economy. Economists shared their perspectives with VOA Turkish, expressing skepticism about the country's low interest, low inflation economic model. The article seems to provide an analysis of the economic strategies employed by Turkey and includes expert opinions on the effectiveness and potential outcomes of these policies.

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Even with a tentative US debt ceiling deal, Washington needs reform or the dollar will suffer

25 May 2023  |  South China Morning Post  |  English  |  Global Financial Stability

The article discusses the tentative deal reached between US President Joe Biden and Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid a debt default. It criticizes the political recklessness that led to the crisis and warns that repeated crises could erode the US dollar's standing, making the yuan more appealing. The article emphasizes the need for US fiscal reform to maintain global financial stability and prevent the dollar's decline. It also highlights the competitive positions of the euro, yen, and yuan in the global currency market.

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jose chalhoub is a journalist based in Caracas, Venezuela. I have a major in political science worked for 13 years in the oil sector and now providing  country risks assessments and oil markets insights and analyses. Often been quoted in different specialized media in oil markets issues, Venezuela ...

What’s Next For Venezuela After Another Major Oil Corruption Scandal?

20 Mar 2023  |  oilprice.com  |  English  |  Global Oil Markets

Tarek Al Aissami, Venezuela's former Oil Minister, resigned amid a major corruption scandal involving the state oil company PDVSA and the disappearance of $3 billion connected to oil sales and the crypto system. This led to the detention of Joselit Ramirez and the arrest of other PDVSA officials. The scandal comes as Venezuela prepares for the 2024 presidential elections and highlights internal political clashes within the Maduro government. President Maduro appointed Pedro Telechea as the new Oil Minister. The investigation into the corruption case is ongoing, with speculation about U.S. involvement to expand its oil presence in Venezuela. The situation could influence Venezuela's strategic alliances and its relationship with the U.S. amid global oil market dynamics.

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British freelance journalist based in Taipei, Taiwan and MPhil Candidate in Modern Chinese Studies at Oxford University. My reporting from Taipei has been featured in The Guardian, New Statesman, The Spectator, The Taipei Times and Los Angeles Review of Books.

David Lubin on the Appeal of the 'Beijing Consensus'

15 Aug 2021  |  www.thewirechina.com  |  English  |  Emerging Markets

David Lubin, managing director and head of emerging market economics at Citi, discusses the appeal of the 'Beijing Consensus' and China's significant role in global finance, particularly in developing nations. Lubin's career includes notable positions at HSBC and Chatham House, and his book 'Dance of the Trillions' has been recognized by the Financial Times. The article also highlights exclusive content and services offered to subscribers of The Wire China.

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Isabella Cota is a freelance journalist based in Ciudad de México, Mexico. As a former Bloomberg Correspondent she has covered Latin America's most exciting business, financial, political and social stories. She was previously with Reuters and has collaborated with The Guardian, BBC Mundo, NPR and ...

Bilal Hussain is an independent journalist and columnist with a wealth of experience in covering South Asia, and the Middle East with a particular emphasis on the socio-political landscape of Kashmir. His reporting has been featured in prominent news outlets and organizations such as Voice of ...

Bank feud stalls Libyan oil exports, unsettling markets

06 Sept 2024  |  www.voanews.com  |  English  |  Global Energy Markets

Libya's oil exports have nearly halted due to political tensions over control of the Central Bank, affecting global energy markets. Forces aligned with eastern leader Khalifa Haftar stopped production at major oil fields, causing significant disruptions. The National Oil Corporation declared force majeure, and the political standoff has led to a temporary rise in global oil prices. Despite a recent agreement between Libya's legislative chambers, uncertainty remains about when production will resume. Analysts highlight the impact of China's reduced oil demand and the ongoing political feud in Libya as key factors influencing the situation.

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Alexander Kim is a journalist based in Vancouver, Canada.

Capital Markets: Derivatives 2024 – Global Overview

04 Sept 2024  |  www.mondaq.com  |  English  |  Global Financial Markets

Derivatives are essential financial instruments in global markets, used for risk management and speculative opportunities. The industry has evolved significantly, especially post-2008 financial crisis, leading to regulatory reforms for market stability. Derivatives are traded on exchanges and OTC markets, with regulatory oversight varying by country. Key regulatory bodies include the US CFTC, ESMA, FCA, FSA, and MAS. The 'Capital Markets: Derivatives 2024' Guide provides insights into derivatives' types, market impact, and regulatory landscape, highlighting recent developments like international cooperation and technological innovations.

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I am a finance journalist and editor, with almost 4 years' experience across full-time and freelance roles, based in London, United Kingdom. I've written about equitiies, commodities, finance, investing and emerging markets extensively. 

Currently, I'm a business reporter at Euronews. I've ...

Here's why global investors will be closely watching the OPEC+ meeting

29 Nov 2023  |  www.euronews.com  |  English  |  Oil Markets

The upcoming OPEC+ meeting on November 30 is crucial for global investors as it will influence oil markets significantly. OPEC+, comprising OPEC members and allies, is expected to discuss maintaining or deepening crude output cuts due to falling oil prices. Disagreements among members, particularly African producers like Angola, Nigeria, and the Republic of Congo, have delayed the meeting. The committee's decisions are vital as they control a significant portion of global oil supply. Geopolitical factors, including the Russia-Ukraine war and the Israel-Hamas conflict, further complicate the oil market outlook for 2024. The energy transition and weak global demand are additional challenges that could lead to more internal conflicts within OPEC+.

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Gaia Lamperti is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom.

WFE report sheds light on ‘uncertainty’ in global markets, but ‘glimmers of hope’ ahead

11 Aug 2022  |  ibsintelligence.com  |  English  |  Global Markets

The World Federation of Exchanges (WFE) published new data highlighting a period of extreme uncertainty in global markets due to the economic impact of the Ukraine war and recovery efforts from the Covid-19 pandemic. Despite the challenges, the report also indicates potential glimmers of hope ahead.

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Jimena Ledgard is a multimedia journalist based in Lima, Peru. She covers the environment, social unrest, politics, the war on drugs, human rights and tech in Peru, but has also reported on Mexico, Venezuela and Chile. She is a former grantee of the Fundación Gabo, the Open Society Foundation and ...

How people buy, and how tech intervenes, around the globe

09 Aug 2022  |  Rest of World  |  English  |  Global Markets

The article explores how technology is transforming purchasing behaviors across different regions globally. It highlights exclusive fitness studios in Peru offering remote experiences, the revival of sari interest in Pakistan through online marketplaces, and the challenges of Shariah-compliant e-commerce in Indonesia. It also covers the rise of e-commerce businesses in Colombia via social media, the use of Instagram for seafood delivery in Sri Lanka, and the impact of online meat delivery platforms in India. Additionally, it discusses the role of a small Kenyan airport in high-end electronics imports, the black market for dollars in Lebanon, the reliance on Facebook for baby formula in Vietnam, and the booming livestream e-commerce industry in China.

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John Lillywhite is the executive publisher at Al Bawaba News based in Amman, Jordan. Between 2011-2013 John was Senior Analyst to HRH Prince El Hassan bin Talal, former Crown Prince of Jordan.

Saudi Aramco IPO Could Be Cancelled As China Eyes Private Sale

05 Apr 2023  |  Al Bawaba  |  English  |  Financial Markets

The article discusses the potential Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Saudi Aramco Oil, the world's most valuable company, which could be the largest IPO in history. Saudi Aramco's estimated worth ranges from $500 billion to $2 trillion. The IPO is part of Saudi Arabia's 'Vision 2030' reform plan to diversify its economy. The London Stock Exchange has considered rule changes to accommodate the IPO, and there is interest from New York and China. The article explores the geopolitical implications of where the IPO takes place and the internal challenges within Saudi Arabia, such as the need for transparency and the potential impact on domestic subsidies and international relations. The possibility of a private sale instead of a public offering is also mentioned as a way to avoid complications.

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Emmanuel Paul is a tech journalist, script writer, podcast host, and narrator for one of Africa's largest digital media publications. With 6 years experience in freelance writing and professional journalism, he has deep understanding of the business, political, and technology sector in Africa.

TECNO is to re-define PHANTOM as its flagship sub-brand

24 Jun 2021  |  Techpoint Africa  |  English  |  Global Markets

TECNO is set to redefine and relaunch PHANTOM as a flagship sub-brand targeting the high-end smartphone market. The first device under this new brand, PHANTOM X, will feature several industry firsts, including a 3D borderless screen and a curved glass surface etched texture. This move marks TECNO's ambition to compete with market leaders in global emerging markets and cater to high-end consumers seeking innovative and premium smartphones.

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I'm an experienced journalist and editor based in Melbourne, Australia with a portfolio of work ranging from financial and business news to general news and culture. I've worked at Bloomberg and Reuters and freelanced for the Los Angeles Times. From Europe, I covered two of the world's most ...

Last Night's Markets

23 Sept 2023  |  Intelligent Investor  |  English  |  Global Economy

The article discusses the impact of central bank policies on the global economy, with a focus on the US Federal Reserve's recent rate hike and its implications for inflation and recession risks. It highlights the coordinated rate hikes by central banks worldwide, including the Riksbank, Bank of England, and Swiss central bank, as they attempt to curb inflation. The article also covers the economic outlook for various countries, with a particular emphasis on the US, where economist Nouriel Roubini predicts a long recession, and Europe, which faces a deepening energy crisis. The situation in China is also mentioned, with its ongoing struggles with COVID-19 and a property crisis. Domestically, the article examines the Reserve Bank of Australia's (RBA) divergence from the US Fed's aggressive rate hikes due to differences in household debt sensitivity and wage growth. Additionally, the article explores the Australian housing market, consumer spending, and the e-commerce sector's recalibration post-COVID. It also touches on geopolitical tensions, specifically Russia's mobilization and the war with Ukraine, and the global response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Financial Markets Global Economy Central Bank Monetary Policies Inflation Interest Rates Recession Risks Housing Market Consumer Spending E-commerce Energy Prices Commodity Prices Currency Exchange Rates Demographics Population Growth Labor Market Geopolitical Tensions Russia-Ukraine War COVID-19 Pandemic

Jing Ren is a video journalist based in Los Angeles,United States of America. Good at storytelling,creating and shooting all kinds of topics that can go viral in news, and documentary films.

China deflation and commodity currency outlook

09 Aug 2023  |  FXStreet  |  English  |  Commodity Markets

China's recent deflation, with an annual CPI of -0.3%, signals potential economic issues despite the government's efforts to boost domestic demand. This deflation, coupled with a slowdown in trade, poses risks to the global economy. The situation in China is currently a significant factor affecting global markets, overshadowing other issues like the downgrade of US banks. The drop in commodity prices, driven by reduced demand, could impact China's major suppliers, such as Australia. Additionally, while China remains a major buyer of gold, a slowing economy and a strengthening currency may reduce domestic gold purchases.

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Global Economy Commodity Markets Deflation

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Osama Rizvi is an international energy and economic analyst whose areas of interests include global economy, commodity and financial markets and climate change where he specifically focuses on Oil prices, commodity analysis, interest rates, food prices and global economy. Critically, Osama focuses ...

Oil price forecast for 2024: What’s in store for global crude?

25 Dec 2023  |  www.euronews.com  |  English  |  Global Economy

The oil market in 2024 is expected to be shaped by a global economic slowdown, reduced demand from China, and continued production cuts by OPEC+. Despite these cuts, ample supply from the US, Brazil, Guyana, Norway, and Canada is anticipated. Oil prices are unlikely to reach $100 per barrel without a significant geopolitical event. Various forecasts predict Brent crude prices to average between $80 and $93 per barrel. The global economy's health will be a critical factor in determining oil prices, with a potential recession posing a downside risk. Rising oil prices impact transportation costs and inflation, affecting consumer purchasing power. However, oil prices in 2024 are expected to remain stable or trend downwards compared to 2023.

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UBS Shares Fall After 2Q Earnings Miss Expectations as Global Markets Drop

26 Jul 2022  |  www.marketscreener.com  |  English  |  Global Markets

UBS Group AG's shares declined after the Swiss bank reported second-quarter earnings that did not meet analysts' expectations, with a net profit of $2.11 billion on revenue of $8.92 billion against the expected $2.40 billion profit on $9.43 billion revenue. The bank's CEO, Ralph Hamers, described the quarter as challenging due to high inflation, the war in Ukraine, and Covid-19 disruptions in Asia. RBC Capital Markets noted disappointment in several areas, including assets-under-management levels.

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I am a multimedia journalist based between Catania, Italy and in Geneva, Switzerland. After obtaining a master's degree from City, University of London. I've worked at CNN and the World Economic Forum, where I honed my skills in breaking news, long-form features, and corporate communications. My ...

Inflation, AI and Elon Musk: Five business stories that dominated 2023

21 Dec 2023  |  www.euronews.com  |  English  |  Global Markets

In 2023, European business and economic landscapes were shaped by significant events including rampant inflation, the rise of AI, and Elon Musk's transformation of Twitter into X. The European Central Bank and other major central banks focused on combating inflation through tight monetary policies, while AI advancements led to legal disputes and the establishment of comprehensive regulations by the EU. Elon Musk's leadership at X faced challenges such as misinformation and loss of advertisers. Global markets rallied as inflation eased, with notable performances by companies like Apple, Nvidia, Novo Nordisk, and ASML. Despite consecutive global economic shocks, the world economy showed resilience, with the US leading growth and concerns over China's economic slowdown.

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Narissa Subramoney is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa.

Saudi Arabia will continue to voluntarily cut one million barrels of oil per day in December

30 Oct 2023  |  BGTN | BRICS Global Television Network  |  English  |  Global Markets

The Saudi Arabia Ministry of Energy will continue its voluntary reduction of one million barrels of oil per day through December 2023, maintaining production at around 9 million barrels per day. This decision, initially implemented in July, aims to support OPEC Plus efforts to stabilize global oil markets. The reduction will be reviewed next month, with options to extend, deepen, or increase production. Brent crude futures and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude prices saw slight increases. Russia also announced a continuation of its voluntary cut of 300,000 bpd until the end of December.

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Suranjana Tewari is a journalist based in Mumbai, India.

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Chinese Yuan: Currency Hits Record Lows Against US Dollar

28 Sept 2022  |  www.gfmreview.com  |  English  |  Global Economy

The Chinese yuan has fallen to its lowest international level since 2011 and domestically since the 2008 financial crisis, as the US dollar strengthens following the Federal Reserve's interest rate hikes. Asian stock markets have also experienced sharp declines. China's central bank is taking measures to mitigate the yuan's depreciation, while the US continues to focus on inflation control. The divergence in economic strategies between China and the US is evident, with China easing interest rates to stimulate growth and the US taking the opposite approach. The yuan's devaluation may benefit Chinese exporters but won't address domestic challenges such as the zero-Covid strategy and property crisis. The upcoming Communist Party Congress and potential third term for President Xi Jinping add to the financial landscape's complexity. Other regional currencies and emerging markets are also affected by the yuan's weakness.

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Filip Warwick is an independent photographer, writer and radio producer. He has provided news commentary for BBC, CBC, CBS, RFI & others. His features have appeared in Al Jazeera, Deutsche Welle, GlobalPost, Süddeutsche Zeitung, USA Today & others. Awards and acknowledgement for his work include: ...

Nonferrous metals give back gains as Russia sanctions less severe than expected

25 Feb 2022  |  www.spglobal.com  |  English  |  Global Markets

Key nonferrous metals such as nickel, copper, and aluminum saw a reversal in gains in London trading due to sanctions on Russia being less severe than expected. The sanctions, announced by the US, EU, and UK, are not anticipated to majorly impact Russian metals flows, though they could affect the financing of Russian metals and steel trade. Analysts from Commerzbank, ED&F Man Capital Markets, and SP Angel provided insights on the situation, noting that while direct impacts on the aluminum and nickel industries are unlikely, the risk of supply outages remains due to potential Russian export restrictions and low inventory levels. The gold price also fell from a 17-month high as sanctions were not as harsh as expected.

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Patrick Young is based in Malta but travels frequently.

He is a specialist in global finance and business, including startups and has discussed global economic, financial and political issues in media the world over.

He is the Publisher of the leading newsletters in the business of financial ...

Exchange Invest Weekend Edition 2523: Taki Special Edition

03 Dec 2023  |  frontierfinance.medium.com  |  English  |  Financial Markets

Patrick L Young, founder of Exchange Invest, discusses various topics in the financial markets, including the establishment of the Shanghai Stock Exchange, the #Bitcarnage story, and the Exchange Invest newsletter. The weekly edition covers broader macro topics and includes a free podcast reviewing market structure highlights. The text also mentions an IPO-VID Livestream event, a discussion with ICE Financial Derivatives Vice President Caterina Caramaschi, and insights from Taki Theodoracopulos, a columnist known for his extreme opinions. Additionally, Young promotes his book 'Victory Or Death' and offers a subscription to Exchange Invest.

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