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Europe 1 year ago
NATO leaders set to back Trump defense spending goal at Hague summit
The summit is expected to endorse a higher defense spending goal of 5 percent of GDP - a response to a demand by Trump and to Europeans' fears that Russia poses an increasingly direct threat to their security following the 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Companies 1 year ago
Spending on the rise, savings strain: Indonesia's financial tightrope
Domestic economic pressures, driven by inflation and the rising cost of living, continue to weigh heavily on household sentiment. This has led to a shift in spending patterns, and understanding these changes is essential for businesses seeking sustainable growth.
Economy 1 year ago
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US tariffs unleash ‘perfect storm’ on 2025 state budget
Fiscal discipline is the key to riding out the "perfect storm" swirling around the state budget due to weakening exports amid a global trade war and planned tariff concessions to appease Washington, according to economists who also cautioned about the government's readiness in strategizing for a worst-case scenario.
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