Economy

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence continues to reshape the global economic landscape and is driving a sharp increase in the value of the world’s largest publicly listed companies. In 2025, the combined market capitalization of the 100 most valuable companies climbed by 23 percent, reaching a new record of 54.4 trillion dollars

Between 2013 and 2016, Venezuela carried out a series of gold shipments to Switzerland totaling 113 metric tons, marking one of the largest transfers of reserves in the country’s recent history. These operations took place during the early years of Nicolás Maduro’s presidency and were closely linked to the management

U.S.-based artificial intelligence chipmaker Cerebras is preparing a new attempt to go public in the United States, according to sources familiar with the matter. The company is expected to file the required documents as early as next week, with plans to complete its initial public offering in the second quarter of 2026. Unlike

Japanese technology investor SoftBank is preparing to execute a $22.5 billion financing commitment for artificial intelligence company OpenAI before the end of the year. The move is part of the group’s broader strategy to position itself as a leading global player in the development and control of advanced

China has stepped up its economic stimulus efforts in an attempt to sustain domestic growth amid slowing consumer activity, ongoing challenges in the property sector and weaker external demand. Authorities have rolled out a mix of fiscal and monetary measures aimed at supporting economic momentum, including

The US Federal Reserve has reaffirmed its cautious stance, signaling that interest rates are likely to remain at elevated levels for longer than many market participants had expected. Despite some signs of easing inflationary pressures, policymakers remain concerned that moving too quickly toward monetary easing could undermine

Global financial markets are navigating a period of heightened caution amid mixed signals coming from key inflation and consumption indicators. While some recent data points suggest a gradual cooling of prices in major developed economies, others indicate that inflationary pressures have not yet been fully contained. This combination

Japan’s core inflation has once again risen above the level considered stable by monetary authorities, driven mainly by persistent increases in the prices of food, services, and operational costs for businesses. This uptick is concerning for analysts because it occurs at a time when the country’s domestic demand remains

Global trade is showing clear signs of cooling after several quarters of intense activity driven by early purchasing across multiple markets seeking to anticipate the implementation of new international tariffs. With the recent decline in the world merchandise index, the Organisation for Economic Co-operation

Inflation in Europe has fallen to its lowest level in the past two years, driven by a combination of moderating energy prices, stabilizing food costs, and domestic demand returning to normal after recent inflationary peaks. This decline has brought relief to households, which are now seeing a slowdown in the cost of living,

China’s manufacturing sector recorded a fresh rebound after a period of strain, driven by an increase in orders and higher production levels, highlighting the resilience of its industrial base. In September, private factory activity reached its strongest pace of expansion since March, supported by a recovery in new domestic

The United States economy is entering a delicate phase marked by consumer spending that, although still active, is beginning to show clear signs of weakening. In the most recent month, retail sales grew less than expected, indicating that household purchasing power is no longer advancing with the same strength

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