Why Central Banks Are Unloading $100 Billion Monthly – And What It Means for You

Global central banks are shrinking their balance sheets at a record pace, pulling $110 billion in liquidity out of markets each month. With the Fed, ECB, BoJ, and BoE all engaged in aggressive quantitative tightening, could this trigger a new wave of market volatility? Why Central Banks Are Unloading $100 Billion Monthly? Over the last …

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Why Iran Held Back Its Most Advanced Missiles in the Recent War with Israel

The sudden ceasefire between Iran and Israel raised global curiosity, especially after a report revealed that Iran used mostly older-generation missiles during the 12-day conflict. Despite their age, these missiles caused significant damage, penetrating Israeli air defenses. This article explores why Iran may have held back its more advanced missile arsenal and what this decision …

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Trump Tariff Deadline Nears: What It Means for India, Trade Pressure, and the Global Economy

Trump Tariff Deadline Nears: As July 9 nears, President Donald Trump intensifies global trade pressure with new tariff threats. After a surprise framework deal with China and ending talks with Canada, Trump now hints at a major trade deal with India, though not without criticism. This article explores how Trump’s pressure tactics could impact India’s …

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Trump Calls Bitcoin ‘Amazing’ — Says It’s Boosting the US Economy and Easing Pressure on the Dollar

President Donald Trump has once again expressed strong support for Bitcoin and the cryptocurrency industry, praising its job creation impact and calling it “amazing.” During a White House conference, he highlighted Bitcoin’s role in the US economy, its resilience during market turbulence, and even its contribution to easing pressure on the US dollar. The President …

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President Putin Offers New Peace Talks in Istanbul Amid Ongoing Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russian President Vladimir Putin has announced Moscow’s readiness for a third round of peace talks with Ukraine, proposing Istanbul as the venue. He also offered to return 3,000 bodies of Ukrainian soldiers and acknowledged the economic strain of military spending. Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump expressed optimism about a resolution, citing a phone call with …

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Growing Crime Crisis In london: From Petty Theft to Violent Offenses

London is witnessing an alarming surge in crime, with rising cases of phone thefts, pickpocketing, knife stabbings, and drug abuse. This blog explores how the city has become a crime hotspot, with over 231,000 phone thefts in the last four years, increasing youth violence, and widespread ketamine usage. Authorities are urging visitors to avoid public …

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Here is What China’s Li Qiang Says About the Chinese Economy and the Role of AIIB in Global

On June 26, 2025, Premier Li Qiang of China addressed the opening ceremony of the 10th Annual Meeting of the AIIB in Beijing. He praised the AIIB’s decade-long journey of growth and innovation, outlined strategic goals for its future, and shared insights on China’s economic resilience and transformation. Highlighting China’s shift from manufacturing to innovation, …

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U.S Households Cut Spending by $29.3 Billion in May 2025 as Incomes Dip Sharply

U.S Households Cut Spending by $29.3 Billion in May 2025:In May 2025, U.S. consumers faced financial pressure as personal income dropped by $109.6 billion and disposable income fell by 0.6%. Consumer spending declined by $29.3 billion, led by steep cuts in motor vehicle and gasoline purchases. While services spending slightly offset the downturn, the overall …

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Where Is Iran’s Uranium Now? Here’s What the Pentagon Revealed About Iran’s Secret Nuclear Moves

Where is Iran’s uranium really stored? Despite Pentagon’s success in striking nuclear sites, experts warn Iran may have hidden its bomb-grade stockpile in a mountain too deep for US bunker busters to reach. Where Is Iran’s Uranium Now? Here’s What the Pentagon Revealed About Iran’s Secret Nuclear Moves In a dramatic escalation of tensions, the …

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EU Imports €95.3 Billion in Energy in Q1 2025 Despite 3.9% Drop in Volume: LNG Soars 45.3% in Value

EU Imports €95.3 Billion in Energy in Q1 2025:In the first quarter of 2025, the European Union imported €95.3 billion worth of energy products, but total volumes declined by 3.9% to 176.4 million tonnes. A sharp surge in liquefied natural gas imports contrasts with falling petroleum volumes, reflecting shifting energy strategies and supplier dynamics. EU …

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