Regaining confidence in China’s steel industry: Climate change, financial stability, and market confidence – Center for Energy and Clean Air Research.

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Regaining confidence in China's steel industry: Climate change, financial stability, and market confidence - Center for Energy and Clean Air Research.

China’s steel industry is in critical condition. As the world’s largest iron ore producer and exporter, this sector has a major role in China’s national carbonation process and the development of world iron ore markets. In September 2020, China announced its commitment to raise carbon dioxide emissions by 2030, marking a major shift in the … Read more

Wall Street indexes often fall as the Iran war escalates

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Traders work on the floor of the NYSE in New York

Asset managers receive benefits after the 401(K) guidelines of the labor department The Fed’s Powell flags confirmed inflation expectations Consumers are weighing Trump’s stance on Iran Indexes: Dow up 0.1%, S&P 500 down 0.4%, Nasdaq down 0.7% March 30 (Reuters) – Major US indexes fell on Monday as US President Donald Trump’s new warning to … Read more

Three strikes

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Three strikes

Australian mortgage holders could face three more interest rate hikes by 2026, a rate not seen since the global financial crisis, as a leading property expert has predicted house prices will fall or fall in major cities. Rising oil prices have hit the economy amid renewed conflict in the Middle East, with increased costs and … Read more

The Strait of Hormuz oil pressure pushes Botswana to a 30% stake in Angola worth $6 billion.

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The Strait of Hormuz oil pressure pushes Botswana to a 30% stake in Angola worth $6 billion.

As tensions between the United States and Iran escalate, countries are scrambling to secure energy supplies, pursue new alliances and strategic investments to prevent their economies from becoming politically entrenched. Botswana is one of those setting the trend. The landlocked southern African country, which does not produce crude oil, is entirely dependent on exports of … Read more

WATCH: Fed Chair Powell discusses rising energy prices, challenging labor market in Harvard lecture

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WATCH: Fed Chair Powell discusses rising energy prices, challenging labor market in Harvard lecture

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) – Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Monday that it is important to carefully watch inflation during the rise in energy prices since the Iran war. Watch Powell’s comments in full in the video player above. Powell, who spoke in front of about 400 students at Harvard University when gas prices averaged … Read more

Prediction Markets Vs. Betting Games: The ultimate DC Lobby Showdown

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Former White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney

Mick Mulvaney, former Chief of Staff of the White House during the first Trump Administration and a former Congressman from South Carolina, is now the Executive Director of Sports Not Investing (GINI), an independent organization that pushes back against the growth of prediction markets in what used to be a place for sports betting. Getty … Read more

BUSINESS DAY Growth fears a snowball

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Item 1 of 2 A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, US, March 24, 2026. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon [1/2]A trader works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York City, US, March 24, 2026. REUTERS/Jeenah Moon Purchase Licensing Rightsopens a new … Read more

Jerome Powell says the $39 trillion national debt is “unsustainable,” but warns the “debt” won’t end well.

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Jerome Powell says the $39 trillion national debt is "unsustainable," but warns the "debt" won't end well.

The chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell gave a strong assessment of the health of the American finances on Monday, telling a Harvard economics group that while the national debt of $ 39 trillion is not immediately dangerous, the way the country is in requires urgent attention from the lawmakers. Powell said during a … Read more

Jerome Powell says the $39 trillion national debt is “unsustainable,” but warns that the “trajectory” will not end well ‘ | Good luck

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Jerome Powell says the $39 trillion national debt is "unsustainable," but warns that the "trajectory" will not end well ' | Good luck

The chairman of the Federal Reserve Jerome Powell gave a strong assessment of the health of the American finances on Monday, telling a Harvard economics group that while the national debt of $ 39 trillion is not immediately dangerous, the way the country is in requires urgent attention from the lawmakers. Powell said during a … Read more