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The OECD Stops Believing in Soft Landings — Magna Bureau
Nine months ago the OECD expected inflation to converge and AI to save growth. Now it sees sticky prices, an AI capex bubble, and trade policy as pure…
InfoBrussels Wants to Grade the Cloud's Thirst — Magna Bureau
The EU wants to triple its data-center capacity while labeling how much water and power each one drinks.
InfoThe Photograph That Wasn’t: In Milwaukee,… — Magna Bureau
A “handful” of trade ministers killed the US push against industrial overcapacity. Washington named no names. Everyone in the room knew the address.
InfoLVMH's $167bn unravelling… — Magna Bureau
After the boom years, the world's biggest luxury group has shed roughly $167 billion in market value. The shopper who carried it there is no longer buying the same way.
InfoThe Le Pen put: France’s bond market starts… — Magna Bureau
Marine Le Pen outlined spending cuts and French bonds staged their biggest relief rally since the pandemic. Six months before the vote, the market has picked its candidate.
InfoFrance Halts Stun Grenades as Student… — Magna Bureau
After a 15-year-old lost his hand in Lens, Interior Minister Laurent Nunez suspended police stun grenades at school protests. As Prime Minister Lecornu prepared to address the nation on Wednesday even
InfoForeign Aid to Africa Falls by Over 25… — Magna Bureau
With US and European aid drying up, Kenya's clinics are closing and mothers are paying cash. The continent is learning to fund its own survival.
InfoForeign aid to Africa is down over 25… — Magna Bureau
Aid to Africa has fallen over 25 percent and women and children are paying: in Kenya, closed clinics, empty contraceptive shelves and rising HIV infections trace back to the US aid collapse.
InfoSaudi Arabia's September Surge Rewrites… — Magna Bureau
OPEC+ pumped 39.07 million barrels a day in September, up 900,000 from August, on Saudi Arabia's two-million-barrel rebound. But OPEC cut its 2026 demand forecast for a sixth straight month — the mark