Follow and read us on Google Discover Venezuelans are deeply divided over the agreement oil reached between the Administration trump and the country’s provisional authorities, and half believe it will benefit the United States more than Venezuela. About 38% of respondents were against the deal, while about 35% supported it, according to LatAm Pulsea survey …
Wages in Japan record highest growth since 1997, boosting monetary policy
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Follow and read us on Google Discover Japanese workers’ nominal wages rose at the fastest pace in nearly three decades, boosted by strong corporate profits and a tight labor market, data that is likely to keep the Bank of Japan on the path of further tightening of monetary policy. The nominal wage rose 4.7% in …
Australian consumer confidence plummets on interest rate fears
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Follow and read us on Google Discover Australian consumer confidence fell again in September, entering deeply pessimistic territory, driven by household concerns that the Reserve Bank resume the rise in interest rates, as well as the increase in fuel prices. The Consumer Confidence Index fell 5.2%, to 84.4 points, as reported Westpac Banking in a …
Apple prepares the largest wave of product launches in its history starting in 2026
Follow and read us on Google Discover Apple has dedicated a good part of the last 15 years to refine your existing product lines and launch services that allow you …
Ikea celebrates four years in Chile, a more challenging entry than expected
Financial Diary – Santiago Four years after its debut in the country, Ikea has been adjusting its strategy in Chile, Colombia and Peru, the three markets operated under the franchise …
Ecuador affirms that sinking of ships is part of an investigation with the US.
Ecuador defended on Friday the operations of USA in which three Ecuadorian vessels were intercepted and sunk last week, while relatives of some crew members claimed that the men were …
