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Technology stocks in the verge of a comeback?
Technology stocks in the verge of a comeback?
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Technology stocks in the verge of a comeback?

Due to fears of recession, rising inflation and interest rates, US technology stocks have come under pressure in 2022. The prospect of falling inflation, fueled by recent data from the US, could put them back on track for growth. We explore the question of whether tech stocks are on the verge of a comeback.

Bearish Stock Markets After Third-Term Re-Election of Chinese Head Of State Xi Jingping
Bearish Stock Markets After Third-Term Re-Election of Chinese Head Of State Xi Jingping
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Bearish Stock Markets After Third-Term Re-Election of Chinese Head Of State Xi Jingping

Hands off Chinese equities? The confirmation of another term in office for China’s state and party leader Xi Jinping triggered a plunge in share prices on the Hong Kong and Shanghai stock exchanges. Equities Technology in particular came under pressure. What happens now?

OPEC Cuts Oil Production by 2m Barrels per Day, Sparking Criticism From the West
OPEC Cuts Oil Production by 2m Barrels per Day, Sparking Criticism From the West
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OPEC Cuts Oil Production by 2m Barrels per Day, Sparking Criticism From the West

Last Wednesday, the countries of the OPEC+ oil alliance decided on a comprehensive reduction in oil production. As early as November, 2 million barrels less per day will be produced. Many countries fear a rise in oil prices.

New UK Prime Minister and New King During Turbulent Times
New UK Prime Minister and New King During Turbulent Times
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New UK Prime Minister and New King During Turbulent Times

The death of Queen Elizabeth II, her succession by Charles III and the appointment of the new prime minister, Liz Truss, mark a change of era in Great Britain. The government’s focus is on the fight against inflation and high energy prices.

European Forum Alpbach Ends on a Positive Note Despite Ukraine War and Climate Crisis
European Forum Alpbach Ends on a Positive Note Despite Ukraine War and Climate Crisis
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European Forum Alpbach Ends on a Positive Note Despite Ukraine War and Climate Crisis

The 77th edition of the European Forum Alpbach recently came to an end. This year, the symposium was held under the central motto “The New Europe”, with topics such as climate protection or security policy on the agenda.

WIIW Forecast Sees Eastern European EU Countries Well-Equiped to Handle Consequences of War and Inflation
WIIW Forecast Sees Eastern European EU Countries Well-Equiped to Handle Consequences of War and Inflation
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WIIW Forecast Sees Eastern European EU Countries Well-Equiped to Handle Consequences of War and Inflation

For this year, experts at the Vienna Institute for International Economic Studies (WIIW) expect economic growth of 3.3% on average for the EU members in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe.

Japan Faces Possible Monetary Policy Change Following Upper House Election
Japan Faces Possible Monetary Policy Change Following Upper House Election
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Japan Faces Possible Monetary Policy Change Following Upper House Election

Prime Minister Fumio Kishida’s ruling LPD won a resounding victory in the upper house election. With a solid majority, Kishida could now initiate reforms in security and energy policy. In addition, the extremely loose monetary policy that has been in place for years is being put to the test.