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Is the UAE's exit the beginning of the end for Opec?

The UAE's decision to leave Opec is the biggest exit the organisation has faced since 1960. As the group's third-largest producer and one of the few members with real spare capacity, the departure of the Emirates raises urgent questions about the future of global oil markets and ...  Afficher plus

How the UAE's Aleria is partnering with Nvidia to own its AI future

As global supply chains face sustained disruption, the UAE is pressing ahead with a plan to build sovereign AI infrastructure, technology and data that the country can control without relinquishing intellectual property to foreign providers. In this week's Business Extra, recorde ...  Afficher plus

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Will tariffs lead to a recession?
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The Trump administration’s tariff moves are turning US trade policy on its head — and fueling concerns about the US economic outlook. So will tariffs send the US into a recession? And, if so, what might that recession look like? Economist and Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, Goldman ...  Afficher plus

Why recession fears are likely overblown
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Global markets sold off sharply amid rising US recession fears. Goldman Sachs Research’s Chief US Economist David Mericle explains why those concerns are likely overblown. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices 

Late Day Stock Drop; Auto Industry On Edge From Trump Tariffs
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Another volatile day on Wall Street pushed the S&P 500 Index back to the brink of a bear market as the Trump administration doubled ...

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Why Les Nanberg expects a recession before this year ends
Money Life with Chuck Jaffe

Les Nanberg of Cornerstone Wealth Management in Boston said he sees big slowdowns in economic activity around the world, including the United States, and ntoed that itnerest rate cuts will not do much to stem weakness, especially with a trade war making growth and recovery more d ...  Afficher plus